Oncology Pathologist

We are looking for Oncology Pathologist who specializes in diagnosing and characterizing cancer by examining tissue samples, cells, and related laboratory findings. The role supports accurate cancer diagnosis, treatment planning, clinical research, and, where applicable, digital pathology and AI model development.

1. Cancer Diagnosis

Examine tissue biopsies, surgical specimens, and cytology samples to identify malignant, benign, and precancerous conditions.

2. Tumor Classification

Determine tumor type, histological subtype, grade, and relevant pathological stage based on available evidence.

3. Histopathological Assessment

Evaluate cellular morphology, tissue architecture, tumor differentiation, necrosis, invasion, and other relevant pathological features.

4. Biomarker Analysis

Interpret immunohistochemistry (IHC), molecular pathology, and other biomarker results relevant to diagnosis and treatment selection.

5. Pathology Reporting

Prepare accurate, standardized diagnostic reports and communicate clinically significant findings to treating physicians.

6. Multidisciplinary Collaboration

Work with oncologists, radiologists, surgeons, and other specialists during multidisciplinary tumor board discussions.

7. Quality Assurance

Ensure diagnostic accuracy, consistency, specimen integrity, and compliance with applicable laboratory standards and protocols.

8. Clinical Research Support

Support oncology clinical trials, translational research, tissue-based studies, and pathology endpoint assessment.

9. Digital Pathology

Review whole-slide images (WSIs), assess digital tissue images, and perform or validate annotations when required by the project.

10. AI and Model Validation

Provide expert-reviewed annotations, establish reference standards, evaluate model predictions, and identify errors in AI-generated pathology outputs.

11. Data Documentation

Maintain traceable records of diagnostic interpretations, annotation decisions, discrepancies, and quality-control findings.

12. Continuing Professional Development

Keep up to date with evolving cancer classifications, diagnostic guidelines, biomarkers, and pathology technologies.