Assistant/Associate Professor, Molecular Pathology (Hybrid)

University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center; Houston (TX); Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent benefits package

Job summary

University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor in Anatomical Pathology - Molecular Pathology. The role centers on molecular diagnostic service, patient care, teaching fellows and students, and collaborative research.

Rank and salary will reflect experience, with a strong emphasis on education and translational science. Applicants should have a valid Texas medical license, AP/CP training with molecular pathology fellowship, and board certification or

Qualifications

• MD/DO/PhD with training in Anatomical Pathology and Molecular Pathology.
• Board certification or eligibility in AP/CP with molecular pathology focus.
• Licensed to practice in Texas or eligible for licensure.

Responsibilities

• Provide molecular diagnostic services and interpretation for cancer patients.
• Engage in teaching fellows, residents, postdocs, and students.
• Collaborate with clinicians and basic scientists on research projects.
• Contribute to publications, grants, and educational activities.
• Maintain CAP/JCAHO/FDA/CLIA compliance and quality control.

Skills

Collaborative research

Teaching and mentorship

Molecular pathology expertise

Communication skills

Education

MD; MD, PhD; or DO degree

Residency in AP, CP, or AP/CP with Molecular Pathology fellowship

Texas licensure to practice pathology

Board certification/eligibility in AP or AP/CP with Molecular Pathology

CPR/BCLS/ALCS certification

Job description

University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center seeks an Assistant or Associate Professor in Anatomical Pathology - Molecular Pathology. The role centers on molecular diagnostic service, patient care, teaching fellows and students, and collaborative research.

Rank and salary will reflect experience, with a strong emphasis on education and translational science. Applicants should have a valid Texas medical license, AP/CP training with molecular pathology fellowship, and board certification or