Alan Siroy, MD, MPH, FCAP

My name is Alan Siroy, and I am a diagnostic pathologist with subspecialty fellowship training in dermatopathology, surgical pathology, and molecular oncology. In 2017, I began my career as a full-time faculty member of the UF Department of Pathology, Immunology, and Laboratory Medicine within the UF College of Medicine. I worked for several years as an attending physician and teaching professor at the UF Health Pathology Laboratories, UF Health Shands Hospital, and the UF-affiliated Malcom Randall VA Medical Center.

Currently, I have transitioned from academic medicine to private practice and am currently a diagnostic pathology consultant for commercial laboratories, medical research facilities, and various healthcare companies, primarily working from my home office in Flagler County through digital pathology diagnostic imaging and clinical data analytics. I continue to maintain a courtesy teaching faculty professorship within the UF College of Medicine and enjoy my yearly teaching duties for the UF pathology residents through visiting didactic lectures at UF Shands Hospital. I also enjoy occasionally collaborating with my UF physician colleagues on difficult and complex diagnostic cases.

My academic interests include skin cancer pathology, oncologic surgical pathology, and molecular diagnostics of solid tumors.

Outside of work, my hobbies include studying philosophy, theology, cognitive neurobiology, foreign languages & cultures, and practicing a variety of sports and musical instruments. I also enjoy being the best caregiver that I can be to my gracefully aging parents as well as helping them take care of their playful and energetic Havanese puppy.