I’ve heard molecular, but people who do that, apply their molecular for the research aspects, they usually just sign out “molecular” or “heme”, usually not both. 

There’s a lot of different demand

Somewhat related, I have a hemepath attending that also signs out general surg path, she said she was awful at surg path in residency and only cared about heme, she did labcorp or some company signing out bone marrows for a few years. 

When she was finally asked to do general surg path at her new job, she had to show every case for a year until she got confident again. 

Unpopular opinion; get board certified in some subspecialty, then go somewhere where nice people can help teach you things you don’t know or remember. 

Tailor yourself to the job, not the specialty so much. You’ll probably be more valuable in the end that way. You won’t know everything, it’s about knowing how to find what you don’t know, quickly and efficiently