Molecular Hematologist
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Last updated on 07 Jan 2026
Overview
A Molecular Hematologist investigates blood disorders at the DNA and RNA levels. They diagnose conditions like leukemia, lymphoma, and inherited anemias using molecular tools. Their work informs targeted therapies and personalized treatment. These experts are vital in bridging laboratory science with clinical hematology. Their role also involves research and lab diagnostics.
Job Description
- Analyze genetic mutations causing blood diseases.
- Use molecular diagnostics like PCR, FISH, and NGS.
- Interpret genomic data for clinical relevance.
- Collaborate with oncologists and hematologists for treatment planning.
- Identify markers for disease progression or drug resistance.
- Maintain quality control in molecular testing labs.
- Publish findings and contribute to academic literature.
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