Clinical Hematopathology CFA: Diagnostic Expert & Researcher

Posted 10 days ago

university of texas md anderson cancer centerHouston (TX)

Physicians, Pathologists Medical Laboratories

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About the role

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston seeks a diagnostician in hematopathology to provide patient-care in our hematopathology department and to develop an independent research program. The role emphasizes quality control, regulatory compliance (CAP/JCAHO/FDA/CLIA), and collaboration with faculty. Texas license and board certification are expected within the department's timeline.

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