I am a fellowship-trained, board-certified hematopathologist. My professional interests encompass all aspects of hematology and hematopathology, with a particular passion for flow cytometry.
Mohamed AlShal, MBBCh
I am a fellowship-trained, board-certified hematopathologist. My professional interests encompass all aspects of hematology and hematopathology, with a particular passion for flow cytometry.
After medical school I began training in Internal Medicine, but felt the pull of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, and gastrointestinal, liver and pancreatobiliary disease (“GI Pathology”), in particular. Following a residency and then a fellowship in GI Pathology at the Mayo Clinic and University of Washington, I served on staff at the Mayo Clinic for
As a senior pathologist, my goal is to optimize patient outcomes through subspecialty-level evaluation of biopsy and resection specimens, provide expert communication to patients and clinicians, and be a positive member of our diagnostic team.
I aim to provide the highest quality of care through thoughtful and diligent diagnoses. My professional interests include pulmonary and cardiovascular pathology, digital pathology, and informatics. Outside of work, I enjoy skiing of all kinds, endurance sports, climbing, graphic design, and spending time exploring the outdoors with my wife and three kids.
I am very excited to join the HPA team as the Systems Laboratory Medical Director. I began my career as a basic scientist, earning my PhD in Immunology and Infectious Diseases from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Later I earned my MD from Louisiana State University and began my Pathology residency at LSU. Hurricane
While in medical school and residency training at the University of Minnesota, I rotated through most of the hospital systems in the Twin Cities area. After spending a few years completing fellowships at the Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins Hospital, I made returning to the area with my family a priority. Professionally, I most enjoy