Anatomic Renal Pathologist
Highlights from the posting
- 640-bed hospital
- Teaching or academic
In short
Anatomic pathologist with renal pathology training or expertise for Baylor Scott & White Medical Center–Temple in Temple, Texas, covering renal and renal transplant pathology plus general surgical pathology. The role joins a team of 24 pathologists with opportunities for academic affiliation with Baylor College of Medicine's Temple campus.
About this job
- Setting
- Academic center at a 640-bed hospital with 14 residents and 4 fellows in pathology; core laboratory receives more than 100,000 specimens annually, with primary digital sign out and a molecular/sequencing laboratory.
- The work
- Practice general anatomic pathology and provide renal and renal transplant pathology service coverage. Opportunities for academic affiliation with Baylor College of Medicine in Temple.
- Patients
- Renal, renal transplant and general surgical pathology specimens; the core laboratory receives more than 100,000 specimens annually.
- Requirements
- MD, DO or MD equivalent; full unrestricted Texas medical license by start date; Board Certified or Board Eligible in Anatomic Pathology; training or expertise in renal pathology.
Details
- Pay stated
- Not stated
- Specialty
- Pathology
- Employment
- Full Time
- Health system
- Baylor Scott & White Health
- Site
- Clin Infill
- Location
- Temple, TX 76508
- Posted
- First seen here
- Last checked
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Source
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