How to become a clinical pathologist?

Becoming a clinical pathologist requires significant education and job qualifications. You need a bachelor’s degree in a science-related field, followed by medical school. During medical school, you should take specialized courses in pathology, and during your residency, intern in pathology labs and acquire more experience. Following medical school, you must pass your state’s board exams and obtain all proper licensing. Important skills for the position include deep analytical skills, strong attention to detail, and leadership skills to oversee a department of employees.