Pathology - Forensic Physician
irecruitmdNags Head (NC)
About the role
Forensic Pathologist Greenville, North Carolina We are seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible Forensic Pathologist to join a forensic pathology service in Greenville, North Carolina. This position offers the opportunity to practice comprehensive forensic pathology in a collaborative, professional environment serving the local community and surrounding region. The Forensic Pathologist will be responsible for performing medicolegal death investigations, post-mortem examinations, and providing expert consultation in accordance with state and local regulations.
Responsibilities:
Conduct forensic autopsies and external examinations Determine cause and manner of death Perform death scene investigations and reviews Prepare detailed autopsy reports and documentation Provide expert testimony and consultation as required Collaborate with law enforcement, medical examiners, and legal entities Ensure compliance with all applicable medicolegal standards and protocols This opportunity offers a focused forensic practice, professional stability, and the chance to serve an important public health and justice role in eastern North Carolina.
Requirements:
Qualifications MD or DOBoard Certified or Board Eligible in Anatomic Pathology Fellowship training in Forensic Pathology Eligible for North Carolina medical licensure Strong analytical, documentation, and communication skills
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