Academic Surgical Pathologist, Gynecologic Subspecialty

ACHE; James Island (SC); On-site; USD 260,000 - 350,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Excellent retirement options including

Sovereign immunity malpractice

Job summary

Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Charleston seeks an academically oriented, board-certified General Surgical Pathologist with Gynecological Pathology interest. The department covers a wide range of subspecialties and conducts translational research at a major cancer center.

Qualified candidates will have AP or AP/CP board certification, fellowship in Gynecologic Pathology, and eligibility for SC medical licensure. Strong teaching and collaborative skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Excellent communication and collaboration with clinicians and researchers.
• Willingness to contribute to clinical and translational research.
• Ability to teach medical students and supervise residents and fellows.

Responsibilities

• Covers general frozen section services.
• Shares general surgical pathology call.
• Fosters collaborative relationships with clinicians and researchers.
• Instructs medical students and participates in training of residents and fellows.
• Contributes to academic mission of Hollings Cancer Center programs.
• Career goals tailored to applicant's experience and interests.

Skills

Excellent communication

Team player

Research experience

Education

MD or equivalent degree

Board certification in AP or AP/CP

Fellowship in Gynecological Pathology

SC licensure eligibility

Job description

Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Charleston seeks an academically oriented, board-certified General Surgical Pathologist with Gynecological Pathology interest. The department covers a wide range of subspecialties and conducts translational research at a major cancer center.

Qualified candidates will have AP or AP/CP board certification, fellowship in Gynecologic Pathology, and eligibility for SC medical licensure. Strong teaching and collaborative skills are essential.