Pathologist Responsibilities:
Performing specimen analysis by using laboratory tools and equipment, in order to study samples and perform tests to accurately analyze bodily fluids and tissue specimens.
Looking for abnormalities in samples that evidence disease and conveying this information to the relevant medical practitioner.
Using checklists, medical software, and retesting to get thorough and precise results.
Suggesting potential treatment options.
Writing pathology reports detailing specimens tested, results of tests, and the final diagnosis.
Undertaking research to improve identification and testing methods and finding innovative ways to treat disease.
Staying up to date with developments in the fields of pathology and medical practice.

Minimum Requirements
Candidates must have current medical license to practice.
Graduate of Medical School, recognised by the Medical Council of the country of origin.
Must have one or more of the following:

American Board Minimum 3 years*
Canadian Board Minimum 3 years*
UK CCT - Minimum 3 years*
CESR - Minimum 5 years*
Australia or NZ Royal College Fellowship - Minimum 3 years*
Western European Specialisation Board (i.e., Fachartz) - Minimum 5 years*
Bilingual (English and Arabic) is an advantage.
(*Experience: 3 to 5 years' post board or specialisation certification experience depending on country of origin to qualify for Consultant with the Saudi Council.)