Part-Time Pathologist (MD/DO) – Gastrointestinal (GI) or Molecular Genetic Pathology (MGP)

Quick Facts

• Role: Part-Time Pathologist (MD/DO)

• Specialties: Gastrointestinal (GI) Pathology or Molecular Genetic Pathology (MGP)

Description

Part-time Pathologist role focused on GI or MGP pathology support. You will provide accurate, timely pathology diagnoses, independently review and sign out cases, and perform frozen section diagnoses. The position also includes consultation with specialty practitioners, research participation, and teaching through conferences and lectures.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Pathologist Physician and GI or MGP subject matter expert

• Provide pathology diagnoses per College of American Pathologists guidelines and local policies

• Independently review, finalize, and sign out pathology cases

• Perform frozen section diagnoses

• Interpret surgical pathology, GI pathology, and/or molecular pathology specimens

• Consult with specialty practitioners regarding pathology findings and recommendations

• Participate in pathology research activities

• Teach residents, fellows, and medical students (lectures, conferences, sign-out sessions)

• Develop and present educational lectures related to GI pathology, molecular pathology, and laboratory management

• Maintain competency in: CoPath Plus (APLIS), AHLTA, Essentris (CliniComp), Dragon dictation software, MHS Genesis, and Microsoft Office

Requirements

• MD or DO (or equivalent) from a U.S. or Canadian medical school

• If foreign medical school degree: education and medical knowledge equivalent to accredited U.S. schools

• Medical Licensing Examination

• Documented expertise in GI Pathology or Molecular Genetic Pathology, including one year GI/Liver fellowship or specialized MGP fellowship

• Minimum 1 year experience in GI or MGP within the preceding 3 years

• AP and CP board certifications

• Current, valid, unrestricted physician license/registration in a U.S. state, District of Columbia, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or a U.S. territory