GI Pathology Faculty: Research & Teaching (Hybrid)

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

Job summary

UT MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston seeks an Assistant Professor or Associate Professor in Anatomic Pathology with GI pathology subspecialty. The role includes diagnostic patient care, translational research, and active teaching responsibilities across GI, liver, and pancreas specimens.

The successful candidate will participate in sign-out duties, educational activities, and interdisciplinary conferences while maintaining excellence in quality standards and patient care.

Qualifications

• MD, MD/PhD or DO degree in a field appropriate to department mission.
• GI pathology fellowship required.
• Texas medical license—active or eligible.
• Board certification in anatomic pathology.

Responsibilities

• Provide diagnostic patient care in GI pathology with high-volume sign-out across multiple GI, liver, and pancreas services.
• Engage in clinical/translational research and collaborate with MD Anderson investigators.
• Participate in education, lectures, and training of fellows, residents, and students.
• Contribute to departmental governance, editorial/review activities, and external conferences.

Skills

Communication skills

Teaching/mentoring

Interpersonal skills

Team collaboration

Education

MD/MD-PhD/DO degree

GI pathology fellowship

Texas medical license (active or eligible)

Job description

UT MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston seeks an Assistant Professor or Associate Professor in Anatomic Pathology with GI pathology subspecialty. The role includes diagnostic patient care, translational research, and active teaching responsibilities across GI, liver, and pancreas specimens.

The successful candidate will participate in sign-out duties, educational activities, and interdisciplinary conferences while maintaining excellence in quality standards and patient care.