Advanced Fellowship in Bone and Soft-Tissue Pathology

Laplace Expert Ltd; Maryland; On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University, Department of Pathology in Maryland, is recruiting for an Advanced Fellowship in bone and soft-tissue pathology. The one-year clinical fellowship focuses on surgical pathology, independent case sign-out and bone-soft tissue consult practice.

The program combines clinical surgical-pathology experience with independent sign-out of bone-and-soft-tissue cases, intraoperative frozen-section evaluation, resident instruction, grossing-area oversight and participation in

Qualifications

• Board-eligible in AP or AP/CP by July 1
• International pathology trainees may be considered if they have completed pathology residencies and hold ECFMG certification, subject to citizenship/residency conditions
• Experience or training in anatomic pathology, AP/CP pathology or completed pathology residency is required for eligibility

Responsibilities

• Fellows focus on surgical pathology, independent sign-out of bone and soft-tissue cases, and intraoperative frozen-section evaluation.
• Fellows participate in resident instruction, grossing-area oversight and clinical conferences.
• Elective time for subspecialty consultation services, research and professional development may be available

Skills

bone and soft-tissue pathology

surgical pathology

independent case sign-out

intraoperative frozen-section

grossing-area oversight

clinical conferences

immunostains

in situ hybridization

molecular assays

clinical communication

resident instruction

case presentation

professional judgment

Education

Board-eligible in AP or AP/CP

Experience in anatomic pathology or residency completed

ECFMG certification for international trainees

Job description

Advanced Fellowship in Bone and Soft-Tissue Pathology

Johns Hopkins University · Department of Pathology

Maryland

Not specified

About This Opportunity

Johns Hopkins University is recruiting for an Advanced Fellowship in bone and soft-tissue pathology. The one-year clinical fellowship focuses on surgical pathology, independent case sign-out and bone-soft tissue consult practice.

Johns Hopkins Pathology is recruiting for its 2027–2028 advanced soft-tissue and bone fellowship. The one-year fellowship combines clinical surgical-pathology experience with independent sign-out of bone and soft-tissue cases, intraoperative frozen-section evaluation, resident instruction, grossing-area oversight and participation in clinical conferences. Fellows also have elective time for subspecialty consultation services, research and professional development.

Bone and Soft-Tissue Pathology Medicine

Level Postdoc

Duration One-year fellowship

Field Bone and Soft-Tissue Pathology

Organization Type University

Funding & Compensation

Amount Paid

Funding Type Salary

Funding Status Paid

Requirements

Education

Applicants should be board-eligible in AP or AP/CP by July 1. International pathology trainees may be considered if they have completed pathology residencies and hold ECFMG certification, subject to the stated citizenship or residency conditions.

Experience

Experience or training in anatomic pathology, AP/CP pathology or completed pathology residency is required for eligibility.

Technical Skills

• Bone and soft-tissue pathology
• Surgical pathology
• Independent case sign-out
• Intraoperative frozen-section evaluation
• Grossing-area oversight
• Clinical conferences
• Immunostains
• In situ hybridization
• Molecular assays

General Skills

• Clinical communication
• Resident instruction
• Case presentation
• Professional judgment

Languages

International pathology trainees with completed pathology residencies and ECFMG certification may be considered only if they are U.S. citizens, non-citizen nationals or lawfully admitted permanent residents.