Pathologist: Anatomic & Clinical Diagnostics
veterans health administrationWashington (DC)
Pathologist: Anatomic & Clinical Diagnostics
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veterans health administrationWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Veterans Health Administration in Washington, DC seeks a Physician–Anatomic and Clinical Pathologist to provide direct medical care, interpret tissue/cytology specimens, and guide patient management at the VA Medical Center.
The role includes laboratory supervision, education of residents/students, and participation in research, with a weekday schedule and competitive federal benefits.
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