Surgical Pathologist
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Last updated on 12 Feb 2026
Overview
Surgical Pathologists examine tissues removed during surgery to diagnose disease and determine treatment options. Their microscopic evaluations confirm malignancies, infections, and degenerative diseases. They are key figures in cancer diagnosis and staging. Their work supports surgeons, oncologists, and clinicians in decision-making. Precision and deep knowledge of histology are central to their role.
Job Description
- Analyze biopsy and surgical specimens for diagnosis.
- Provide detailed pathology reports for surgical teams.
- Perform frozen section analysis during operations.
- Confirm cancer types, grades, and margins.
- Work with laboratory staff to ensure specimen accuracy.
- Participate in tumor boards and clinical case reviews.
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