Mohsin Jamal

Mohsin Jamal advocates for research-driven practices in the field of pathology, with a particular focus on oncology, surgical pathology, and molecular genetic pathology. As an Assistant Professor and Medical Director of Digital Pathology at the University of Florida College of Medicine, he is dedicated to advancing the understanding and application of pathology in clinical settings. His work is instrumental in integrating digital pathology solutions to enhance diagnostic accuracy and patient care. Dr. Jamal is board-certified in both Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, a testament to his comprehensive expertise in the field. His academic journey began with a Medical Degree from Bahria University Shifa College of Medicine in Islamabad, Pakistan. He further honed his skills during his residency in Pathology - Anatomic and Clinical at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, MI, where he gained invaluable experience in diverse pathological cases. His pursuit of excellence led him to complete a Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. This specialized training equipped him with cutting-edge knowledge in genetic pathology, enabling him to contribute significantly to the understanding of genetic factors in disease processes. Additionally, Dr. Jamal completed an Oncology and Surgical Pathology Fellowship at the prestigious Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, NY, where he focused on complex oncological cases and advanced surgical pathology techniques. Dr. Jamal's research interests lie at the intersection of oncology and molecular genetics, where he explores innovative approaches to cancer diagnosis and treatment. His work in surgical pathology is particularly noteworthy, as he strives to improve surgical outcomes through precise pathological assessments. His contributions to the field are marked by a commitment to integrating molecular insights into traditional pathology practices, thereby enhancing the overall quality of patient care. In his role at the University of Florida, Dr. Jamal is actively involved in teaching and mentoring the next generation of pathologists. He is passionate about fostering a research-oriented environment that encourages students and colleagues to explore new frontiers in pathology. Through his leadership in digital pathology, he is paving the way for more efficient and accurate diagnostic processes, ultimately benefiting patients and healthcare providers alike.