Pathologist (225-715)

A Pathologist is a medical professional who specializes in diagnosing diseases by examining tissues, cells, and organs. This role is critical in the healthcare sector as pathologists play a vital role in determining the cause of illnesses and the appropriate treatment plans. Working in laboratories, hospitals, or clinics, pathologists analyze samples using various technologies and collaborate with other medical professionals to provide accurate diagnoses that are crucial for patient care. The position requires a keen eye for detail, problem-solving skills, and the ability to interpret complex data. With advancements in medical technology, pathologists are increasingly using sophisticated techniques to diagnose a wide range of conditions, from cancer to infectious diseases, contributing significantly to the advancement of medical science and patient outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Examine and analyze tissues, cells, and body fluids for disease diagnosis.
• Work closely with other medical professionals to provide essential diagnostic information.
• Interpret laboratory tests and provide insights into patient health conditions.
• Maintain accurate records of diagnostic findings and laboratory results.
• Utilize advanced technology and techniques to diagnose and assess ailments.
• Participate in developing new methods for disease diagnosis and treatment strategies.
• Conduct autopsies to determine cause of death when necessary.
• Ensure compliance with medical protocols and ethical standards in diagnostic processes.
• Provide expert opinions and recommendations based on laboratory findings.
• Keep abreast of advances in pathology and integrate new knowledge into practice.
• Train and supervise laboratory personnel in pathology procedures and techniques.
• Communicate complex information effectively to non-specialist colleagues and patients.

Requirements

• Medical degree with a specialization in pathology from an accredited institution.
• Valid  license to practice as a pathologist.
• Extensive knowledge of pathology and laboratory testing procedures.
• Strong analytical skills and attention to detail for accurate diagnosis.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for effective collaboration.
• Proficiency in using laboratory equipment and diagnostic software technologies.
• Commitment to continual education and staying updated on medical advancements.