UNSW Handbook Occupation

Pathologist

Description

Pathologists are medical practitioners who assist in the diagnosis of disease by analysing blood, tissue and other samples. They are also involved in research and teaching. Biomedical scientists have a major role in research in Pathology and many also work in Pathology laboratories.

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