Human Anatomist
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Last updated on 21 Nov 2025
Overview
A Clinical Anatomist is a medical professional specializing in the study, teaching, and application of human anatomy in clinical settings. They play a crucial role in advancing medical education, research, and patient care.

Job Description
- Study and analyze the structure of human organs, tissues, and systems through dissection, imaging, and microscopic examination.
- Teach human anatomy to students in medical, dental, nursing, and allied health programs, using lectures, lab sessions, and cadaver dissections.
- Conduct research to advance knowledge in human biology, contributing to areas like developmental biology, pathology, or surgical procedures.

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