Join UPMC Presbyterian in Pittsburgh, PA, as an Academic Clinical Chemist/Pathologist and contribute to a mission of delivering life-changing health care. Work in a state-of-the-art facility alongside a dedicated team of professionals advancing medical knowledge and patient outcomes. This full-time faculty role combines clinical directorship, education, and research opportunities within a vibrant and culturally rich community. Practice Info State-of-the-art facility at UPMC Presbyterian Department total of 131 Pathologists with 4 in the clinical chemistry lab Integrated multi-hospital clinical chemistry service Closely affiliated with the University of Pittsburgh
Responsibilities:
Provide technical directorship of the clinical laboratories to ensure regulatory compliance and quality patient test results within an integrated multi-hospital clinical chemistry service Provide on-call attending responsibilities including clinical consultations for physicians and healthcare providers regarding test results and interpretations Actively participate in divisional educational activities Pursue basic, clinical, and translational research Develop and deliver educational content for medical students, residents, fellows, and laboratory staff through formal clinical chemistry rotations, elective teaching, informal teaching, and mentoring settings Infuse diversity, equity, and inclusion principles in your workstyle Participate in trainee evaluations and candidate interviews Compensation Salary commensurate with experience Appropriate transition or seed funding, space and resources are available if an extramurally funded research program is present or to be developed
Benefits:
Health, life, and disability insurance Occurrence-based malpractice insurance Defined contribution plan; 403b plan with employer match Relocation expense reimbursement of $10,000 Six weeks of vacation and CME$4,110 for CMEShift & Schedule Full-time faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine On-call attending responsibilities
Requirements:
Experience working in a large hospital-based clinical chemistry laboratory that provides technical directorship in general chemistry, urinalysis, toxicology, therapeutic drug monitoring, immunopathology, and esoteric testing is beneficial Proven academic track record of effective communication Expertise in clinical laboratory quality management Expertise in informatics and its clinical application in pathology is a plus Board certification from an approved agency (ABCC, NRCC(CC), CAP)Must have a Ph. D. or M.D. with board certification in clinical chemistry or equivalent specialty If Ph. D., board certification or eligibility by the American Board of Clinical Chemistry, National Registry of Clinical Chemists, or certification from CMS current approved boards If M.D., board certification or eligibility in clinical pathology by the American Board of Pathology Eligible for medical licensure in Pennsylvania is required Assistant Professor requires 1-5 years of experience and Associate Professor requires 6-10 years of experience