Senior Talent Acquisition at MNR Solutions
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Consultant - Pathologist - Hospital - MD (1-5 yrs)
As a pathologist, you'll work within the medical laboratory of a hospital. You may provide clinical support for the lab or oversee its management. In histopathology, you will be mostly lab-based.
- Although specific tasks vary according to your specialty, there are some responsibilities common to all specialities and you'll typically need to:
- Examine and talk to a range of patients, using diagnostic skills to determine what tests need to be carried out
- Support and advise clinical staff to help them choose the correct tests
- Work alongside healthcare scientists while they complete laboratory tests
- Educate colleagues in the use and limitations of each diagnostic investigation
- Provide advice and interpretation of test results and the appropriateness of further investigations
- Conduct ward rounds and outpatient clinics (as a histopathologist patient contact is limited, unless you're undertaking a specific role such as taking fine-needle aspiration cytology specimens in breast clinics)
- Undertake managerial responsibilities, such as planning the workload and staffing of the department, especially at more senior levels
- Supervise and teach junior medical staff (depending on your post)
- Carry out research and keep up to date with new information relevant to your field.
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