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Anatomic/Clinical Pathologist

Posted 2 days ago

locumtenenscomColumbia (MO)

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About the role

The facility is seeking an Anatomic/Clinical Pathology physician for an on-site locum tenens assignment in Oregon starting as soon as possible on an ongoing basis. The clinician will provide weekday diagnostic pathology coverage alongside rotational weeknight and weekend call duties. This inpatient role involves general surgical pathology and cytopathology sign-out across high-volume case types, supported by an established laboratory team. Practice Info Hospital-based laboratory providing diagnostic pathology services across 4 hospitals Support staff includes 5 pathologists, multiple per diems, 2 office staff, 2 pathology assistants, lab assistants, and histotechs Caseload approximately 100 paraffin blocks a day and 5 to 40 cytology slides per day, which can be higher on busy days
Location type: On-SiteShift & Schedule
Dates needed: ASAP - Ongoing
Shift type: Day Shift; Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Assignment type: Inpatient
Call required: 1 week of weeknight and weekend call per month
Responsibilities: Provide diagnostic pathology coverage Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PMPerform general surgical pathology and cytopathology sign-out across all case types Manage high-volume case types including breast, GI, GU, and GYN specimens, along with frequent GYN cytology
Qualifications: Board certification in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology is required

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