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Yale University is seeking a Pathologists’ Assistant to support anatomic pathology services at Yale New Haven Hospital. You will examine, dissection, photograph, and preserve specimens while coordinating with pathologists and residents.
The role requires strong communication, organization, and the ability to move between sites as needed. Under supervision you will assist frozen sections, manage case histories, and prepare reports for the department.
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Yale University is seeking a Pathologists’ Assistant to support anatomic pathology services. Working closely with pathologists, laboratory staff, and clinical teams, the Pathologists’ Assistant will examine and prepare surgical specimens, document findings, and help ensure specimens are processed accurately and efficiently for diagnosis.
Under limited supervision from the Vice Chair of Operations and the Specimen Receiving, Frozen Section, Gross Room Senior Manager and in compliance with all federal, state, and local regulations, act as Assistant to Pathologist at Yale New Haven Hospital. Will report to the Gross Room Manager for administrative aspects of the program. This position will primarily work at Yale New Haven Hospital Systems but may also rotate through Bridgeport Hospital.
Schedule: Monday - Friday Shifts: 10:30am -6:30pm. May require recess periods.
Preferred experience with MAC and IBM computer systems.
09/28/2026
Professional
NON
Clinical & Research
Pathology Assistant (26)
$92,000.00 - $146,750.00
Full time
Staff
On-site
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