Anatomic/Surgical Pathologist - Part Time

Posted 3 days ago

acupath laboratoriesNassau County (NY)

Physicians, Pathologists Medical Laboratories

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$170,000

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About the role

Anatomic / Surgical Pathologist – Part Time / Acupath Laboratories, Inc. – Plainview, NYAcupath Laboratories is a well-established and respected nationwide provider of specialized anatomic pathology services, focusing on areas like urology, gastroenterology, and hematology/oncology and a singular focus on client needs and a commitment to innovation and quality. Acupath offers a wide range of tests, including FISH testing for various cancers. We are based in Plainview, NY, and were founded in 1998.

Position Overview: Surgical pathology case sign-out (General surgical pathology, GI, GU, breast, biopsy, excision, and resection cases)Frozen section coverage Review may include screening and sign out cytopathology cases(non-gyn)Participate in internal and external quality assurance and performance improvement activities, departmental meetings, and facility-wide training as needed Work closely with the Medical Director and laboratory management team to ensure completion of cases within the required turnaround time (TAT)Direct collaboration with referring physicians

Qualifications: MD with Board Certification / Eligibility (AP/CP)NYS Medical License Fellowship training in Surgical Pathology required 3-5 years of experience preferred Compensation Up to $170,000 (commensurate with experience & subspecialty) – Based on 20 hours / week

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