Academic Cytopathologist & Surgical Pathologist

UC San Diego Academic Jobs; San Diego (CA); Sur place; USD 280 000 - 385 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

UC San Diego Health's Department of Pathology seeks an Academic Cytopathologist/Surgical Pathologist to join its Division of Anatomic Pathology. The Cytopathology service handles approximately 25,000 specimens annually and is staffed by fellowship-trained cytopathologists and surgical pathologists.

The successful candidate will provide cytopathology and surgical pathology services across general care, organ transplant, and cancer programs, and will engage in collaborative clinical and

Qualifications

• MD/DO/MD-PhD in Pathology or related field required.
• Board-eligible or board-certified in Anatomic or Anatomic/Clinical Pathology required.
• California medical license or equivalent certification required.
• Fellowship training in Cytopathology required by start of appointment.
• Fellowship training in Surgical Pathology or subspecialty preferred.

Responsabilités

• Provide clinical responsibilities for cytopathology and surgical pathology specimens across general care, organ transplant, and cancer programs.
• Engage in collaborative clinical and translational research with clinical teams and colleagues.
• Teach and educate medical students, residents, visiting scholars, and fellows.

Formation

MD/DO/MD-PhD in Pathology or related field

Board-eligible or board-certified in Anatomic or Anatomic/Clinical Pathology

California medical license or equivalent certification

Fellowship training in Cytopathology

Fellowship training in Surgical Pathology or subspecialty

Description du poste

UC San Diego Health's Department of Pathology seeks an Academic Cytopathologist/Surgical Pathologist to join its Division of Anatomic Pathology. The Cytopathology service handles approximately 25,000 specimens annually and is staffed by fellowship-trained cytopathologists and surgical pathologists.

The successful candidate will provide cytopathology and surgical pathology services across general care, organ transplant, and cancer programs, and will engage in collaborative clinical and