Anatomic & Clinical Pathologist: Diagnostic Expert

Veterans Health Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs; Buffalo (NY); On-site; USD 240,000 - 320,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Annual performance bonus

Paid time off

Job summary

Veterans Health Administration at the VA WNY HCS in Buffalo, NY seeks an Anatomic and Clinical Staff Pathologist to provide diagnostic services across pathology disciplines, including potential subspecialty coverage. The role includes teaching residents and participating in multidisciplinary conferences.

The position requires MD, US licensure, VA-approved residency, and board certification in Anatomic or Clinical Pathology. EDRP benefits and a comprehensive rewards package are available.

Qualifications

• US citizenship required or eligible under VA policy
• MD degree from an approved school
• Current full/unrestricted medical license in the US
• Residency training approved by VA in an accredited core specialty
• Board certification or eligibility for faculty status as applicable
• Proficiency in English (spoken/written)

Responsibilities

• Provide diagnostic services in Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, with subspecialty coverage as allowed
• Sign-out surgical pathology and cytopathology specimens within guidelines
• Provide clinical laboratory consultation to staff and clinicians
• Teach residents and medical students seeking training in Pathology
• Perform autopsies and supervise autopsy reporting with clinicopathologic correlation
• Participate in tumor boards and multidisciplinary conferences
• Contribute to QA measures and CME for licensure/privileges

Education

Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree

Licensed to practice medicine in the United States

Residency training in an approved core specialty

Board certification in Anatomic or Clinical Pathology

English language proficiency

Job description

Veterans Health Administration at the VA WNY HCS in Buffalo, NY seeks an Anatomic and Clinical Staff Pathologist to provide diagnostic services across pathology disciplines, including potential subspecialty coverage. The role includes teaching residents and participating in multidisciplinary conferences.

The position requires MD, US licensure, VA-approved residency, and board certification in Anatomic or Clinical Pathology. EDRP benefits and a comprehensive rewards package are available.