Pediatric Pathology

A Pediatric pathologist specializes in the laboratory diagnosis of diseases that occur during fetal growth, infancy, and child development, which impact the normal growth and development of children from the embryonic stage to adolescence. These professionals are experts in characterizing neoplastic and non-neoplastic diseases in children. They utilize laboratory techniques and patient specimens to diagnose the presence and stage of diseases. With a strong foundation in general pathology and a substantial understanding of normal growth and development, Pediatric pathologists play a crucial role in providing accurate diagnoses and contributing to the overall well-being of pediatric patients. General Responsibilities: 1. Utilizing medical tools such as microtome, biopsy needles, and immunology analyzers 2. Performing autopsies and placental examinations 3. Providing examination of tissue samples 4. Documenting and recording information in written or electronic/magnetic form 5. Evaluating information to determine compliance with standards 6. Offering consultation and advice to others