Academic Gynecologic & GU Surgical Pathologist

Albany Med Health System; East Berne (NY); On-site; USD 224,000 - 337,000; Full time

Job summary

Albany Medical College seeks an AP or AP/CP board-certified pathologist to participate in clinical services of Gynecological and/or Genitourinary pathology in an academic setting. Fellowship training in respective field is desirable, but not required, preferably with a second area of interest in AP.

Our department emphasizes a collegial culture, mentorship, wellness, and work-life balance with professional coaching, peer-support, leave policies, and protected time for development.

Qualifications

• Board-certified in Anatomic Pathology (AP) or AP/CP.
• Fellowship training in Gynecologic or Genitourinary pathology desirable but not required.
• Academic setting with teaching responsibilities.
• Interest in translational research and resident education encouraged.

Responsibilities

• GYN and/or GU pathology sign out.
• Shared AP call and non-forensic autopsy coverage (Average less 4 autopsies/pathologist/year).
• Teaching activities include: 1-on-1 and group sign-out with residents, medical students and visiting observers, didactic lectures, unknown slide conference and supervising residents' presentations such as journal club, gross conference and grand rounds.
• Activities in translational research and medical student teaching can be tailored according to individual preferences and department needs.

Skills

GYN pathology

GU pathology

AP/CP board-certified

Academic medicine

Education

AP board certification

AP/CP board certification

Job description

Albany Medical College seeks an AP or AP/CP board-certified pathologist to participate in clinical services of Gynecological and/or Genitourinary pathology in an academic setting. Fellowship training in respective field is desirable, but not required, preferably with a second area of interest in AP.

Our department emphasizes a collegial culture, mentorship, wellness, and work-life balance with professional coaching, peer-support, leave policies, and protected time for development.