Nuremberg Hospital appoints Professor Jens Neumann as its new Chief Pathologist
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Ready to learn who's taking the helm at the Institute of Pathology at Klinikum Nürnberg as of June 1, 2025? Get set for the big reveal! Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. Jens Neumann is stepping up to the plate as the new chief physician. Previously based in Munich, this 49-year-old pathology whiz specializes in colorectal tumors.
What does pathology have to do with keeping the hospital running? A whole lot! These medical wizards analyze tissues and cells, essential for identifying diseases and plotting treatment strategies, particularly in personalized cancer therapy.
The previous leadership at the University Institute of Pathology at Klinikum Nürnberg has vacated its post for 14 years. Starting June 1, the institute, a powerhouse in German academic pathology with around 85,000 patient examinations yearly, welcomes its new boss - Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. Jens Neumann. The institute collaborates with numerous clinics and practices in the Nürnberg area.
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Univ.-Prof. Dr. Dr. Jens Neumann, the new chief physician at Klinikum Nürnberg's Institute of Pathology, specializes in colorectal tumors, a crucial area in the field of science, particularly for health-and-wellness and medical-conditions like cancer. His expertise in pathology will play a significant role in the diagnosis and treatment strategies for numerous patients at the institute.
