Olfa Adouni

Consultant Histopathologist  Board certified SCFHS licenced

With over 11 years of experience as a board-certified histopathologist and anatomic pathologist, I have held key roles across leading institutions in Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. At Microhealth Laboratories in Doha, I currently oversee daily operations in anatomical pathology, interpreting over 3,000 surgical specimens and 1,000 cytology exams annually with a diagnostic accuracy exceeding 97%, while leading quality control initiatives and supporting CAP accreditation. Previously, at King Fahad Specialist Hospital in Saudi Arabia, I supervised pathology services, performed complex frozen sections, contributed to strategic planning, and reduced pre-analytical errors through quality improvement. My tenure as Assistant Professor and Consultant at Salah Azaiez Institute in Tunisia involved gross examination of complex specimens, high-volume diagnostic reporting, resident training, and leading the department through successful accreditation. Earlier, as a specialist pathologist at Farhat Hachad and Ibn El Jazzar hospitals, I analyzed numerous specimens and fetal autopsies, enhanced diagnostic protocols, and participated in forensic pathology. Throughout my career, I have demonstrated leadership in laboratory management, staff training, multidisciplinary collaboration, and have contributed to over 60 peer-reviewed publications, consistently ensuring compliance with international standards and and advancing patient care outcomes.

I completed my medical degree with honors (Très Bien) at the College of Medicine, Tunis El Manar University, Tunisia, followed by a specialty in Anatomical Pathology and Cytology, earning board certification in Tunisia. I further enhanced my expertise with specialized certificates in senology (breast pathology) and foetopathology from the College of Medicine of Sousse, Tunisia. In addition to my academic credentials, I hold consultant-level certifications in anatomic pathology from the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties and the Department of Healthcare Professions in Qatar. My academic journey also includes serving as an assistant professor in anatomic pathology at Tunis El Manar University, reflecting a strong commitment to both clinical excellence and and medical education