Gastroenterologists
Esophageal, gastric, and colon biopsies, polyps, and liver specimens read by a fellowship-trained GI pathologist.
INDEPENDENT. PHYSICIAN TO PHYSICIAN.
Expert diagnosis.
A direct connection.
Fellowship-trained pathology reads for your practice—reports in 24–48 hours.
Triple board-certified interpretation—GI, surgical, and cytopathology—delivered digitally to practices across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
- Expert Diagnostic Interpretation: Partner directly with a dedicated pathologist.
- Digital Pathology Reads: Secure, efficient remote slide consultations.
- Complete TC/PC Support: Reliable end-to-end diagnostic solutions from slide to sign-out.
- Locum Tenens Coverage: On-demand coverage for staff shortages and volume spikes.
- Lab Medical Directorship: Qualified leadership to fulfill CLIA and regulatory requirements.
Niraja Shainoju Korremla, MDYOUR PATHOLOGIST. YOUR PARTNER.
THE ART OF SEEING CLEARLY01 / PATHOLOGY
Precision at every level.
Illustrative tissue studyTriple board certifiedAnatomic · Clinical · Cytopathology
Fellowship trained at UABGI & hepatobiliary · Cytopathology
Licensed in five statesAL · FL · GA · MS · LA
PATHOLOGY, WITH A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Your biopsies deserve better than a black box.
You send specimens to a large reference lab. Then you wait. When a result needs discussion, you talk to a portal, a fax machine, or a stranger reading their first case from your practice. Turnaround stretches. Coverage changes without notice. And your patients call your front desk asking why results aren’t back.
Pathology is a physician-to-physician service. Somewhere along the way, it stopped feeling like one.
FOR YOUR PRACTICE
Built for proceduralists who
generate specimens every day.
Urologists
Prostate and bladder biopsies, plus urine cytology from a board-certified cytopathologist.
Other proceduralists
General surgical pathology for practices that want a named pathologist, not a queue.
Outside our five-state service area? Additional state licensure can be arranged for the right partnership. Let’s discuss
OUR EXPERTISE
Three subspecialty services.
One pathologist.
01
GI & HEPATOBILIARY
GI pathology
Fellowship-trained interpretation with a GI and hepatobiliary focus from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
Biopsies · Polyps · Resections · Liver pathology
02
ANATOMIC & CLINICAL
Surgical pathology
Board-certified general surgical pathology for practices that want a named pathologist, not a queue.
Urology · ENT · Dermatologic-adjacent · General specimens
03
FELLOWSHIP TRAINED
Cytopathology
Board-certified, fellowship-trained cytopathology with direct access to the physician reviewing your case.
Urine cytology · Fine-needle aspirations · Fluid cytology
Support beyond the slide.
Locum services and laboratory directorship engagements are also available. Licensed in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana, with flexibility to obtain additional state licenses.
Discuss your lab’s needsA SIMPLE WAY FORWARD
Digital pathology,
without the disruption.
Your specimens. Your workflow. A physician you can reach.
Talk through your workflow- 01
Your specimens, your workflow.
Slides are scanned—or shipped—through the workflow your lab already uses. No new equipment required to start.
- 02
Expert review.
Dr. Korremla personally reviews every case. Complex cases get a phone call, not just a line in a report.
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Report in 24–48 hours.
Signed reports delivered to your EHR, portal, or fax. Your patients get answers while they still remember the procedure.
THE SERVICE STANDARD
Three commitments.
Every engagement.
24–48
hour reportingTurnaround isn’t a goal—it’s the commitment.
Direct
physician accessQuestions go to Dr. Korremla directly. Prompt communication, physician to physician.
Continuity
built into your careContinuity planning is built into every engagement, so your practice is never left waiting on coverage.
MEET YOUR PATHOLOGIST
Niraja Shainoju
Korremla, MD
Triple board certified.
Personally invested in every case.
THE PHYSICIAN BEHIND THE REPORT
Expertise you know.
A colleague you can call.
Dr. Korremla is a triple board-certified pathologist—Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology, and Cytopathology—with fellowship training in surgical pathology with a GI and hepatobiliary focus, and in cytopathology, both at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
She completed her residency at Saint Louis University School of Medicine and brings over five years of experience—six including fellowship—to every case. She holds permanent, unrestricted medical licenses in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana, and is trained in Hologic digital pathology systems.
View training, credentials & publications
- Board Certified, Anatomic Pathology (2020)
- Board Certified, Clinical Pathology (2020)
- Board Certified, Cytopathology (2021)
- Surgical Pathology Fellowship, GI & Hepatobiliary focus — UAB
- Cytopathology Fellowship — UAB
- Residency, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology — Saint Louis University
- Published: Pancreatology (2024), JPEN (2018 — Harry M. Vars Award)
- Associate Editor & Author, “Ace the Boards: Anatomic Pathology Review”
- Member: GI Pathology Society, USCAP, ASCP, Association for Pathology Informatics
COMPLIMENTARY VALIDATION SET
Judge the work
before you sign anything.
Send a validation set of cases—complimentary. Review the reports, time the turnaround, call with questions. Evaluate the quality and service on your own specimens before committing.
Request a consultationPAYMENT & COVERAGE
Simple to work with.
Cash and insurance accepted.
Engagement terms are tailored to your practice’s volume and workflow—discussed in your consultation, not buried in fine print.
Additional state licensure available for the right partnership.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.
A little clarity,
before we connect.
Have something else in mind?
Email Dr. KorremlaWhat’s the turnaround time?
Reports within 24–48 hours of case receipt.
Which states can you serve?
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and Louisiana—permanent, unrestricted licenses in all five. For practices elsewhere, additional licensure can be arranged.
What specimen types do you read?
GI biopsies and resections, liver specimens, prostate and bladder biopsies, urine cytology, FNAs, fluids, and general surgical pathology.
How do slides reach you?
Digitally—scanned whole-slide images through your existing scanner or a partner scanning workflow—or by shipped glass slides. The onboarding consult maps the simplest path for your lab.
How do we receive reports?
Your choice: EHR integration, secure portal, or fax. Signed and delivered within the 24–48 hour window.
Can we actually talk to the pathologist?
Yes—that’s the point. Complex or unexpected findings come with a direct call. Questions from your clinicians go to Dr. Korremla, not a service line.
What does it cost?
Terms depend on volume and specimen mix. Cash and insurance accepted. The consultation covers pricing openly—no obligation.
What’s the free validation set?
Your first batch of cases, read complimentary, so you can evaluate report quality and turnaround on your own specimens before committing.
What about coverage during vacations or illness?
Continuity planning is part of every engagement and agreed before your first case—uninterrupted service is one of the three commitments.
How do we start?
Request a consultation. It’s a short call: your volume, your specimen mix, your workflow, and whether this is a fit.
YOUR NEXT CASE. A NEW CONNECTION.
Your next difficult case deserves a pathologist who picks up the phone.
Request a consultation—or start with a complimentary validation set.
Expert diagnosis,
delivered digitally.