Pediatric Pathologist & Research Leader

10100 Children's Hospital; United States; On-site; USD 150,000 - 450,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

401(k) plan

Paid time off

Life/AD&D and long-term disability

Job summary

Children’s National Hospital seeks a faculty physician to provide medical care for patients in hospital and clinics, with responsibilities spanning research, education and advocacy as outlined by division leadership.

The role emphasizes supervision of clinical professionals, adherence to ethical standards, and contributing to quality and safety programs, with on-call responsibilities as determined by leadership. The hospital fosters family-centered care and collaborative clinical teams.

Qualifications

• MD required from an accredited medical school.
• Knowledge of current medical evaluation, diagnosis and treatment principles.
• Ability to supervise trainees and train clinical professionals.
• Commitment to quality, safety and infection control.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical services for pediatric patients at Children’s National Hospital and affiliated sites.
• Oversee the medical care team and direct patient care for a defined patient population.
• Provide on-call coverage as required by division leadership.
• Engage in family-centered care and clear communication with trainees and families.

Skills

Clinical evaluation

Patient care planning

Ethical standards

Team leadership

Infection control

Continuing Medical Education

Legal/compliance

Education

MD (Medical Doctor)

Job description

Children’s National Hospital seeks a faculty physician to provide medical care for patients in hospital and clinics, with responsibilities spanning research, education and advocacy as outlined by division leadership.

The role emphasizes supervision of clinical professionals, adherence to ethical standards, and contributing to quality and safety programs, with on-call responsibilities as determined by leadership. The hospital fosters family-centered care and collaborative clinical teams.