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Joshua Kish, MD

About

Dr. Kish is board-certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology with subsequent specialized training in women’s cancers. He is licensed to practice medicine in the state of Florida as well as 13 other states across the US. He has practiced pathology for nearly 20 years in large community health centers as well as smaller outreach laboratories. He served as Chief of Pathology at Cone Health in Greensboro, NC, for nearly 10 years, which involved close collaboration with clinicians from all disciplines, including gastroenterologists. Since departing Cone Health in 2021, Dr. Kish has spent most of his professional time reading a high volume of outpatient-based cases, primarily gastrointestinal- related via digital pathology interfaces.

    Board Certification

    • American Board of Pathology, Anatomic and Clinical Pathology

    Education & Post Graduating Training

    • Bachelor of Science (Biology major), Albion College, cum laude; Honors College, Albion, Michigan
    • M.D., Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, Michigan
    • M.D., Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, Michigan, Massachusetts
    • Fellow in Women’s Cancers, Department of Pathology, Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts

    Honors

    • Graduated cum Laude from the Honors College at Albion College

    Professional Memberships

    • American Medical Association
    • American Society of Clinical Pathologists
    • College of American Pathologists
    • Greater Greensboro Society of Medicine

    Publications, Academic Research, and Presentations

    • Chang HL, Kish JB, Smith BL, Goldstein AM. A 16 year old male with gynecomastia and ductal carcinoma in-situ. Pediatr Surg Int. 2008. Nov; 24(11):1251-3.
    • Moore AF, Wexler TL, Yung RL, Kish JB, Larvie M, Lauter K, Arnold A, Finkelstein JS, Burnett-Bowie SM. An unusual case of primary hyperparathyroidism with profoundly elevated parathyroid Hormone levels. Endoc Pract. 2008. Oct; 14(7); 892-7.
    • Liao E, Kish JB, Hertl M. Incidental discovery of bilateral breast cancer in a 24 year old man presenting with gynecomastia. Ann Plast Surg. 2007. Jun; 58(6): 673-6.
    • Blechner M, Dighe A, Kish JB, Chadaga V. Analysis of search in an online clinical laboratory manual. Am J Clin Pathol. 2006. Aug; 126(2): 208-214.
    • Kawakubo H, BrachtelE, Kish J, Muzikansky A, Gupta V, Walden P, and Maheswaran S. Loss of BTG-in estrogen positive breast tumors is associated with tumor grade and overexpression of Cyclin D1 protein. Cancer Research. 2006. July; 66: 7075-7082.
    • Presentation: Pathologic Changes of Breast Specimens after Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy; Pathology Assistants of New England (PANE), Maine, March 2008.

    Announcing NEW LOCATION: FDHS South Tampa GI
    Now Welcoming Patients!

    We are excited to announce our new location in South Tampa!

    Dr. John Isaac Delgado has joined our team and is now welcoming patients at FDHS South Tampa GI. He is also accepting new patients.

    For more information about our services, to schedule an appointment, or to learn more about Dr. Delgado’s expertise, please visit FDHS South Tampa GI. We look forward to serving the South Tampa community! 

    For more information, please visit FDHS South Tampa GI.