Veterinary Histopathologist
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Last updated on 05 Feb 2026
Overview
A Veterinary Histopathologist studies tissues from animals to detect disease at the microscopic level. They play a vital role in diagnosing conditions, researching animal diseases, and ensuring food safety. Their expertise is used in clinical labs, research centers, and diagnostic units. By identifying disease processes early, they support timely treatments and preventive care. Their findings often contribute to veterinary education and scientific advancements.
Job Description
- Examine animal tissues under microscopes for disease indicators
- Prepare pathology reports for clinical diagnosis
- Assist in post-mortem examinations and research
- Collaborate with vets to confirm disease types and causes
- Maintain histology labs and ensure sample quality
- Contribute to training and development of veterinary staff
- Participate in veterinary case reviews and conferences
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