AP/CP Pathologist

AP/CP Board-Certified PathologistA national pathology and diagnostic laboratory organization is seeking an experienced AP/CP Board-Certified Pathologist for a full-time opportunity.This role requires on-site work reporting to the Coppell laboratory site along with regional travel to hospital-based laboratories throughout Texas to provide pathology coverage and support as needed. Travel may occasionally extend into surrounding markets and may be scheduled in advance or arise on shorter notice, so flexibility is essential.This is an excellent opportunity for a pathologist with community hospital experience who enjoys a dynamic practice environment and is comfortable supporting a combination of laboratory-based responsibilities and regional hospital coverage.Position HighlightsFrequent travel throughout Texas and potentially surrounding marketsOpportunity with a respected and growing pathology/diagnostics organizationHigh-impact role supporting hospital-based pathology services across multiple sitesKey ResponsibilitiesPerform diagnostic interpretation and sign-out of surgical pathology, frozen section pathology, and/or cytology specimensProvide pathology coverage for hospital-based laboratories throughout Texas, with flexibility to support additional regional coverage needs as requiredPerform gross examination of surgical tissues as neededConsult with physicians and clients regarding pathology findings, test utilization, and diagnostic supportProvide diagnostic information to treating and referring physicians through accurate, timely pathology reportingParticipate in laboratory quality control, quality assurance, and infection control initiativesParticipate in proficiency testing programs, departmental meetings, and quality improvement efforts to support diagnostic accuracy and quality of careCollaborate with laboratory leadership, pathology staff, and hospital personnel to ensure seamless pathology services across supported sitesMaintain compliance with all applicable CAP, CLIA, HIPAA, OSHA, state, and federal regulationsComplete additional responsibilities as needed in support of pathology operationsQualificationsMD or DO requiredBoard Certification in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology (AP/CP) requiredUnlimited and unrestricted medical license in the applicable state(s), or ability to obtain licensureMinimum of three (3) years of pathology experience in a community hospital setting strongly preferredExperience with surgical pathology, frozen sections, and cytology preferredSubspecialty board certification in cytopathology or gynecologic pathology is a plusAbility and willingness to travel frequently throughout Texas and support a regional hospital coverage modelComfortable with a role that combines on-site laboratory responsibilities with travel-based hospital coverageStrong communication skills and ability to work collaboratively with clinicians, hospital staff, and laboratory teamsWorking knowledge of pathology quality standards, regulatory requirements, and laboratory operations