Pathology, Surgical- Renal (JR226229)

ViziRecruiter,LLC.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 200,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading medical institution in New York is seeking an Academic Surgical Pathologist for a full-time position specializing in Renal Pathology. The role involves clinical work, sharing sign-out of renal biopsies, and participation in teaching and research initiatives. Candidates should have at least 5 years of experience in renal pathology and a subspecialty fellowship. This is an excellent opportunity to join a comprehensive medical center with a commitment to community health.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in renal pathology with evidence of scholarly activity.
• Desirable: other subspecialty or general surgical pathology training.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate on clinical and research activities in nephrology.
• Share sign out of renal biopsies and surgical pathology specimens.
• Train residents and medical students; participate in research.

Skills

Renal Pathology expertise

Clinical research

Teaching skills

Collaborative skills

Education

Subspecialty fellowship in Renal Pathology

Job description

Introduction

To heal, to teach, to discover and to advance the health of the communities we serve.

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Overview

The Department of Pathology at Montefiore Medical Center is one of the largest and most comprehensive medical center laboratories on the East Coast. We are seeking an applicant for a full-time Academic Surgical Pathology position in Renal Pathology at the level of Assistant or Associate Professor to join a staff of 25 surgical pathologists. Interested candidates should forward their CV, cover letter and three professional references to: John C. Pinto, Recruiting Manager at [e-mail]

Responsibilities

• Work closely on clinical and research activities with adult, pediatric and transplant nephrology services.
• Shared sign out of approximately 600 renal biopsies (native and transplant).
• Shared sign out of surgical pathology specimens in another subspecialty as appropriate.
• Autopsies, resident training, medical student teaching, and participation in translational or clinical research.

Requirements

• Subspecialty fellowship training and/or extensive experience (5+ years) in renal pathology with evidence of scholarly activity.
• Other subspecialty or general surgical pathology training or experience is also desirable.