Hematopathology

Job Description

Job Description

ALBANY, NEW YORK (USA). Our organization is currently in search of a seventh board-certified pathologist in AP/CP with fellowship training in Hematopathology to enhance our growing Division of Hematopathology.

Clinical Responsibilities

• Conducting hematopathology sign-outs, including bone marrow, tissue, and blood/CSF on a rotating schedule.
• Participating in shared hematopathology on-call duties.
• A secondary area of expertise is preferred but not mandatory.

Academic Responsibilities

• Engaging in one-on-one and group sign-outs with hematopathology fellows, residents, medical students, and visiting observers.
• Delivering didactic lectures, leading unknown slide conferences, and supervising residents' presentations, including journal clubs, gross conferences, and grand rounds.
• Opportunities for translational research are available, and participation is both encouraged and supported.

Work Environment

Our department prioritizes a collaborative and positive workplace culture that promotes mutual growth through rewarding mentorship and mentee relationships. We emphasize wellness and work-life balance, offering professional coaching, a formal peer-support system, generous personal and academic leave policies, and dedicated time for professional development.

Compensation

The base salary range is competitive and based on experience and academic rank, ranging from $224,000 to $336,500.

Total compensation is competitive within the region and includes an initial sign-on bonus along with a substantial quarterly incentive component. Exceptional benefits encompass access to a pension plan, employer-sponsored life insurance, and disability insurance.

About Our Health System

Our organization is the sole regionally governed not-for-profit health system serving northeastern New York and western New England. It comprises several facilities, including a major academic medical center, a children's hospital, and various community hospitals.

The academic medical center serves as the central hub for our health system, featuring a Pathology department with 21 faculty members, an ACGME-accredited residency program, and a hematopathology fellowship program. The clinical laboratory is equipped to support fluorescence in-situ hybridization (FISH) and molecular diagnostics, along with a well-resourced research laboratory for translational research projects.

Living in Albany, NY

Albany offers a high quality of life with affordable housing, excellent schools, and a vibrant cultural atmosphere. Its proximity to New York City, Boston, and Montreal provides numerous opportunities for outdoor activities year-round in the nearby Adirondack Mountains and lakes. This area is perfect for professionals and families seeking a balanced lifestyle with both urban and suburban living options.

Application Process

Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their cover letter, curriculum vitae, and three references.

Note: Our organization provides H1B visa sponsorship.

Equal Opportunity Employer: We welcome applications from individuals of diverse backgrounds and experiences.