GI Pathologist — Translational Research Role

CO4000 H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute Lifetime Cancer Screening Center, Inc. (d; United States; On-site; USD 251,000 - 311,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Highly competitive base salary

Annual incentive bonus

Relocation funds

Faculty Time Off

Professional Development Funds

Faculty Retirement Plans

Promotion/Tenure opportunities

Leadership opportunities

Employer paid malpractice insurance

Medical, dental and vision coverage

In-house wellness programs

Job summary

Moffitt Cancer Center is seeking a GI Pathologist to join its GI pathology service and participate in routine sign-out activities. The role may include general frozen section duties, with potential responsibilities in other subspecialties depending on experience.

There are excellent opportunities for translational research and direct expert consults. Board certification in Anatomic Pathology or eligibility is required, with a GI Pathology fellowship or at least three years in the subspecialty.

Qualifications

• Board certified in Anatomic Pathology or eligible.
• GI Pathology fellowship or at least three years of experience in the subspecialty.

Responsibilities

• Sign out GI Pathology cases.
• Handle general frozen section pathology responsibilities.
• Opportunity for translational research and expert consult compensation.

Skills

Board certification in Anatomic Pathol

Academic clinical setting experience

GI Pathology background

Education

GI Pathology fellowship

Three years GI pathology experience

Job description

Moffitt Cancer Center is seeking a GI Pathologist to join its GI pathology service and participate in routine sign-out activities. The role may include general frozen section duties, with potential responsibilities in other subspecialties depending on experience.

There are excellent opportunities for translational research and direct expert consults. Board certification in Anatomic Pathology or eligibility is required, with a GI Pathology fellowship or at least three years in the subspecialty.