AP/ CP Pathologist needed in Michigan

Job description

Specialty: Anatomic/Clinical Pathology
Start Date: March 10 2025
Contract Length: 13 weeks ongoing
Shift Details: 1FTE
Schedule:
• Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm
• Call alternate weekly, start Friday at 5pm, finish next Friday 8am

Work Details:
• Support staff:
• 1 full time pathologist in addition to locum
• Current pathologist works in tandem with locum
• Histotechnologists
· Amount of coverage needed per month: 1 FTE
· Department description: Path Lab

· EMR and Dictation Tools:
NovoPath
Allscripts Sunrise
· Hospital bed size: 268
· Special procedures/ Cases:
Approximately 35-50 cases read per day.
Grossing own specimens
Cut own frozen sections on Cryostat
Procedures: hematology, microbiology, chemistry/serology, blood bank
Need to be able to handle GI biopsies, breast biopsies and neuropathology in particular.
Neurosurgical cases are the most frequent frozen section requests both during the daytime and after hours on call.
Anatomic Pathology Procedures: Surgical, GI pathology, GU pathology, Neuropathology, Dermatopathology, Hematopathology, Cytology
**Lab receives an average of 30 to 40 cases every day, which are mixed biopsies and routine surgical specimens. The two pathologists will alternate on a daily basis, on the day when you are working up the biopsied and surgical specimens, the
other pathologist is doing cytology cases, frozen sections, procedures on site evaluation (ultrasound, CT, EUS, Broncoscopy et al), and grossing surgical specimen, transfusion reaction work up, blood smears review, etc

Practice Setting:
• Hospital
Requirements:
• Board Certification: BC AP/CP certified pathologist
· License required: MI or IMLC
· DEA:
· CSR:
· Certifications preferred:
· Certifications required:
· Minimum experience required: Experience preferred
• Credentialing Timeframe: Typically 30 days, but applications are prioritized according to start date
NAME CLEAR PROCESS REQUIRED

• 13 weeks ongoing
• 1 full time pathologist in addition to locum
• Approximately 35-50 cases read per day.