Dr. Bryce L. Dursteler M.D.

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Elevating Diagnostic Accuracy with Professionalism, Experience, and Dedication

Dr. Bryce L. Dursteler, a distinguished pathologist with a wealth of experience, is a valuable member of Clin-Path Associates, PLC, located in Tempe, Arizona. Joining the team in 2018, Dr. Dursteler has also assumed the role of Medical Director of Laboratory at Banner Gateway Medical Center, further solidifying his commitment to providing exceptional healthcare services to the community.

Established over four decades ago, Clin-Path Associates has become synonymous with unparalleled expertise in the field of pathology in the state of Arizona. The practice offers a wide range of professional and laboratory services to various healthcare facilities, including hospitals, physician offices, surgery centers, and laboratories. As the exclusive pathology services provider for 11 hospitals in the Phoenix metro area, Clin-Path Associates has earned a stellar reputation for its dedication to excellence and commitment to quality patient care.

Dr. Dursteler’s impressive credentials include a Medical Degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin in 2002, followed by a residency at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. During his time at the University of Iowa, he excelled as Chief Resident in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology and completed fellowships in surgical pathology and cytopathology. 

With board certifications in cytopathology, pathology, and anatomic & clinical pathology, Dr. Dursteler spent a decade serving the community of St. George, Utah, at Dixie Regional Medical Center, Intermountain Healthcare. During his tenure, he held various positions, including director of anatomic pathology, where he made significant contributions to the field of pathology. His decision to join Clin-Path Associates reflects his continued dedication to advancing healthcare services and enhancing patient outcomes in the Tempe area.

With Dr. Bryce L. Dursteler’s wealth of experience and expertise, Clin-Path Associates is well-positioned to continue providing exceptional pathology services to the community, further solidifying its reputation as a premier healthcare provider in Arizona.

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