Histopathologist

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Tissue Pathologist
Pathologist (Histopathology)

Last updated on 21 Nov 2025

Overview

A Histopathologist is a medical specialist who diagnoses diseases by examining tissues and cells under a microscope.Histopathologists play a central role in guiding treatment decisions, particularly in oncology and surgery, and often work behind the scenes in laboratories or hospital diagnostic departments.

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Job Description
  1. Examine tissue samples (biopsies, surgical specimens) microscopically to identify disease and assess severity.
  2. Diagnose cancers, inflammatory conditions, and infections, providing critical reports for clinical decision-making.
  3. Use advanced diagnostic tools, including immunohistochemistry, molecular pathology, and digital pathology platforms.
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