Meet the experts

Want to know what working in pathology is really like?

From their favourite bits of science, to the highlights and challenges of their day-to-day work, our members share their stories, plus advice for those looking to kick-start their career.

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Dr Aeman Khalid, Trainee Histopathologist

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Dr Angeli Arthur, Consultant Histopathologist

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Dr Chibuzo Mowete, Haematologist

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Dr Sarah Wheeldon, Haematologist

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Dr Natasha Ratnaraja, Consultant Microbiologist

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Dr Karen Mitchell, Consultant in Chemical Pathology

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Dr Aruna Chakarabarty, Neuropathologist

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Dr Manas Dave, Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist

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Dr Megan Jenkins, Forensic Pathologist

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Dr Lucy Leeman, Medical Immunologist

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Nigel Brown, Toxicologist

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Kade Flowers, Clinical Biochemist

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Dr Amy Barrie, Clinical Scientist in Reproductive Science

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Dr Lowri Hughes, Principal Clinical Scientist in Genetics

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Dr David Turner, Consultant Clinical Scientist in Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics

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Dr Lorenzo Ressel, Veterinary Microbiologist

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Dr Donall Forde, Virologist

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Dr Josephine McCullagh, Clinical Scientist in Transfusion Science

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There are many different routes into a career in pathology: a science degree, medical school or even training as a dentist or vet. Find out which route might suit you best.

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