AP Pathologist

The AP Pathologist (MD) supports both Research and LBAF production activities by providing high-quality anatomic pathology review and interpretation. This role is primarily dedicated to research pathology support for a sustained volume of R&D cases, while also contributing to routine production work to maintain operational capacity. The position enables continued research execution without disrupting core laboratory operations.

• Provide pathology review, interpretation, and case processing for research studies requiring anatomic pathology expertise.
• Support a steady-state research volume of approximately 500 cases per week (H&E and IHC) in alignment with R&D timelines and objectives.
• Collaborate with Research stakeholders to ensure accurate, timely, and scientifically sound pathology outputs.
• Perform production pathology work to support LBAF workload, capacity stability, and growth initiatives.
• Ensure compliance with applicable regulatory, quality, and laboratory standards.
• Document findings and maintain accurate records consistent with internal policies and procedures.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school.
• Board certification or board eligibility in Anatomic Pathology.
• Active medical license or eligibility for licensure in applicable jurisdictions.
• Demonstrated experience in anatomic pathology, with exposure to research or translational pathology preferred.
• Ability to independently manage case review workload in a high-throughput environment.

Technical:

• Expertise in anatomic pathology review and diagnostic interpretation.
• Familiarity with research-driven pathology workflows and internal billing models.
• Working knowledge of laboratory quality systems and regulatory requirements.

Behavioral:

• Strong attention to detail and commitment to scientific rigor.
• Ability to balance research priorities with production responsibilities.
• Effective communication and collaboration with cross-functional partners.
• Strong time-management skills in a deadline-driven environment.

Duties are typically performed in a laboratory or office environment, either onsite or remotely. This position requires the ability to review digital or printed pathology materials, use a computer, and communicate effectively with internal stakeholders. Extended periods of screen time may be required. Occasional work outside of standard business hours may be necessary to meet operational needs.

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