Pathologist 18F26

A Pathologist plays a crucial role in the medical field, focusing on the study, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases. They work in laboratories, conducting tests and analyses of tissues, blood, and other bodily fluids to aid in diagnosing diseases and determining treatment plans. Pathologists are often involved in critical discussions with other medical professionals to discuss test results that play a vital role in forming diagnoses and treatment plans. This position requires an individual with immense attention to detail, precision, and a keen eye for research and reporting. With an ever-evolving field due to scientific advances, pathologists need to stay updated with the latest methods and technologies. Whether working in hospital settings, private labs, or research institutions, pathologists are essential in the progression of medical science and patient care.

Responsibilities

• Perform laboratory tests to aid in disease diagnosis and treatment plans.
• Analyze samples of tissues, fluids, and cells with accuracy and precision.
• Communicate findings effectively to other healthcare professionals and staff.
• Maintain all laboratory equipment and ensure they work at optimal levels.
• Develop and follow standard operating procedures for laboratory tests.
• Participate in the continuous improvement of diagnostic techniques and methods.
• Support research and development projects with diagnostic expertise and knowledge.
• Supervise laboratory technicians and ensure accurate implementation of tests.
• Keep detailed records of all tests conducted and findings discovered.
• Stay abreast of advancements in pathology and related scientific fields.
• Adhere strictly to health and safety standards within the lab environment.
• Collaborate with other pathologists to review complex cases and reach diagnoses.

Requirements

• Doctoral degree in medicine or a related field in the biomedical sciences.
• Completed residency in pathology with board certification or eligibility.
• Proven experience in a clinical or hospital laboratory setting preferred.
• Exceptional analytical and decision-making skills with attention to detail.
• Strong communication skills for effective interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Proficiency with laboratory technology and modern diagnostic tools and equipment.
• Commitment to patient confidentiality and ethical medical practice standards.