Molecular Pathologist
jbandrewsNew York (NY)
About the role
Join a global diagnostics leader operating at national scale—hundreds of pathologists/scientists across 30+ U.S. laboratories and ~8k+ colleagues worldwide. You'll focus on high-complexity solid-tumor NGS sign‐out (large panels, 100+ targets) that directly impacts patient care across a high-volume network. Why this role Circa $425k base + bonus ; comprehensive benefits; relocation available. Pure individual contributor remit (non-director): concentrate on high-quality clinical sign‐out. Influence precision oncology at scale within a modern, well‐resourced lab.
What you'll do:
Primary sign‐out of solid‐tumor NGS cases using large panels (100+ targets) with clear, audit‐ready reports. Correlate molecular findings with surgical pathology/FNA where appropriate; contribute to SOPs, QA, and incremental assay improvements. Collaborate closely with pathologists, oncologists, and lab ops across a multi‐site network. Must-have qualifications Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO). American Board of Pathology certification in Anatomic Pathology and Clinical Pathology. Subspecialty certification (or board‐eligibility) in Molecular Genetic Pathology. Recent, hands‐on NGS clinical sign‐out experience. Ability to be on‐site in Westchester County / NYC metro 3–4 days per week.
Nice to have:
Experience with thyroid/head‐and‐neck workflows and FNA/Bethesda correlation. Assay validation/optimization in CLIA/CAP/NYS environments. How to express interest Send a brief note or CV to josh.bowerman@jb-andrews.com or reply here on LinkedIn. Referrals very welcome.
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