Archway Physician Recruitment LLC
Pathology job in Burlington MA
Archway Physician Recruitment LLC, Burlington, Massachusetts, us, 01805
Chair of Pathology Opening in Burlington, MABoston 3m
Seeking an AP/CP board certified pathologist, who is qualified to obtain a medical license in Massachusetts, to serve as Department Chair.
Fellowship training and experience in a subspecialty area of surgical pathology, such as gastrointestinal and liver pathology, breast, or gynecologic pathology is desired.At least five years of medical practice with demonstrated leadership qualities, including good communication skills, and a collaborative approach, are required.Clinical responsibilities include sign-out of general surgical biopsies and resections as well as participating in frozen section, cytology and on-call services in addition to oversight of general clinical pathology needs.Administrative responsibilities include physician recruitment and development, achieving departmental quality, financial, and patient satisfaction goals, developing new initiatives, effectively managing resource allocation within the department, and optimizing departmental operations.Participation in daily clinical activities is expected.Protected time will be provided for administrative functions.
Hospital processes approximately 15,000 surgical and non-gynecologic cytology specimens per year. Clinical pathology provides on-site services in clinical chemistry, hematology/coagulation and transfusion medicine.
Seeking an AP/CP board certified pathologist, who is qualified to obtain a medical license in Massachusetts, to serve as Department Chair.
Fellowship training and experience in a subspecialty area of surgical pathology, such as gastrointestinal and liver pathology, breast, or gynecologic pathology is desired.At least five years of medical practice with demonstrated leadership qualities, including good communication skills, and a collaborative approach, are required.Clinical responsibilities include sign-out of general surgical biopsies and resections as well as participating in frozen section, cytology and on-call services in addition to oversight of general clinical pathology needs.Administrative responsibilities include physician recruitment and development, achieving departmental quality, financial, and patient satisfaction goals, developing new initiatives, effectively managing resource allocation within the department, and optimizing departmental operations.Participation in daily clinical activities is expected.Protected time will be provided for administrative functions.
Hospital processes approximately 15,000 surgical and non-gynecologic cytology specimens per year. Clinical pathology provides on-site services in clinical chemistry, hematology/coagulation and transfusion medicine.