Part-Time GI/MGP Pathologist — Sign-Out Expert

NURSES Etc STAFFING; Bethesda (MD); On-site; USD 120,000 - 240,000; Part time

Job summary

Bethesda, MD – Walter Reed National Military Medical Center seeks an experienced Part-Time Pathologist (MD/DO) with GI pathology or Molecular Genetic Pathology (MGP) expertise to support WRNMMC in Bethesda, MD.

The role requires US/Canada MD/DO training, GI or MGP fellowship, and AP/CP board certification, along with an unrestricted medical license. Candidates will interpret complex GI/molecular cases and teach residents and students.

Qualifications

• MD or DO or equivalent from US/Canada.
• Foreign medical degree must be equivalent to US education.
• GI pathology or MGP with GI/Liver or MGP fellowship.
• 1 year GI or MGP experience in last 3 years.
• AP and CP board certifications required.
• Current unrestricted physician license in US/DC/PR/territory.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Pathologist Physician for GI or MGP at WRNMMC.
• Provide accurate GI and/or molecular pathology diagnoses per CAP guidelines.
• Review, finalize, and sign out pathology cases.
• Interpret GI and/or molecular pathology specimens.
• Consult with specialty practitioners and participate in pathology research as needed.
• Teach residents, fellows and students through lectures and sign-out sessions.
• Develop educational lectures on GI pathology and molecular pathology.
• Maintain competency in CoPath Plus, AHLTA, Essentris, Dragon dictation, MHS Genesis, and MS Office.

Skills

Medical license

Board certification

Clinical pathology

Education

MD/DO (US/Canada)

Foreign medical degree equivalence

Tools

CoPath Plus

AHLTA

Essentris

Job description

Bethesda, MD – Walter Reed National Military Medical Center seeks an experienced Part-Time Pathologist (MD/DO) with GI pathology or Molecular Genetic Pathology (MGP) expertise to support WRNMMC in Bethesda, MD.

The role requires US/Canada MD/DO training, GI or MGP fellowship, and AP/CP board certification, along with an unrestricted medical license. Candidates will interpret complex GI/molecular cases and teach residents and students.