General Surgical Pathologist | Gynecologic Pathology

Medical University of South Carolina; Orleans Estates (SC); On-site; USD 210,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Excellent retirement options

Sovereign immunity malpractice

Tenure track faculty position

Job summary

Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston seeks an academically oriented, board-certified General Surgical Pathologist with interest in Gynecological Pathology. The role includes frozen sections, subspecialty collaboration, and active participation in teaching and tumor boards.

The ideal candidate has ABP certification in Anatomic Pathology, fellowship in Gynecologic Pathology, and eligibility for SC medical licensure; research and collaboration with clinicians are expected.

Qualifications

• MD or equivalent degree with pathology specialty training and certification by the American Board of Pathology in Anatomic Pathology
• Fellowship training in Gynecological Pathology
• Eligibility for medical licensure in South Carolina
• Board certification in AP or AP/CP

Responsibilities

• Covers general frozen section services
• Shares general surgical pathology call
• Instructs medical students and trains residents and fellows
• Participates in academic mission of Hollings Cancer Center and related tumor boards
• Engages in clinical and/or translational research

Skills

Excellent communication

Team player

Collaboration with clinicians

Education

MD or equivalent with AP training

Fellowship in Gynecological Pathology

Job description

Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston seeks an academically oriented, board-certified General Surgical Pathologist with interest in Gynecological Pathology. The role includes frozen sections, subspecialty collaboration, and active participation in teaching and tumor boards.

The ideal candidate has ABP certification in Anatomic Pathology, fellowship in Gynecologic Pathology, and eligibility for SC medical licensure; research and collaboration with clinicians are expected.