Academic Pathologist
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Last updated on 27 Jan 2026
Overview
An Academic Pathologist combines clinical practice with teaching and research. They analyze tissue samples to diagnose diseases and educate medical students and residents. Their research contributes to advancements in diagnostic techniques. They play a pivotal role in training future pathologists. Their academic involvement ensures the integration of the latest scientific findings into clinical practice.

Job Description
- Perform diagnostic evaluations of tissue and fluid samples.
- Teach pathology to medical students and residents.
- Conduct research to advance understanding of diseases.
- Publish scholarly articles and present findings at conferences.
- Participate in curriculum development and academic committees.
- Collaborate with clinical teams to ensure accurate diagnoses.

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