Transfusion Medicine Attending — Pathology Faculty

Virginia Commonwealth University; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

Virginia Commonwealth University invites applicants for a Transfusion Medicine Attending in the Pathology department. Responsibilities include medical direction of blood bank related services, QA oversight, and collaboration with clinicians across hematology, oncology and trauma services.

The role encompasses teaching residents, faculty and students, active research, and participation in professional activities. The Division Chair will guide responsibilities and strategic aims.

Qualifications

• MD, MD/PhD, or equivalent degree.
• Board certification by the American Board of Pathology in combined Anatomic and Clinical Pathology or Clinical Pathology, or board certification in adult or pediatric Hematology/Oncology.
• Board certification or eligibility in Transfusion Medicine.
• Strong interest in and/or documented experience in laboratory management.
• A scholarly record of publication in books and peer-reviewed journals.
• Full, unrestricted medical licensure in Virginia.
• Commitment to respect and civility toward diverse faculty, staff, and students.

Responsibilities

• Clinical: Serve as Transfusion Medicine/Apheresis attending with medical direction of related services; oversee QA and safety in transfusion components.
• Service: Participate in departmental, institutional and national committees as needed.
• Teaching: Engage in educational activities for residents, students and staff; develop workshops at multiple levels.
• Research: Contribute to clinical research, publications, and involvement in professional organizations.
• Report to Division Chair and support the Department of Pathology mission.

Skills

Laboratory management

Scholarly publications

Team collaboration

Education

MD/MD-PhD or equivalent

Board certification in Transfusion Medicine

Job description

Virginia Commonwealth University invites applicants for a Transfusion Medicine Attending in the Pathology department. Responsibilities include medical direction of blood bank related services, QA oversight, and collaboration with clinicians across hematology, oncology and trauma services.

The role encompasses teaching residents, faculty and students, active research, and participation in professional activities. The Division Chair will guide responsibilities and strategic aims.