Pediatric Pathologist (MD or DO)

Facility

Dayton Children's - Main Campus

Department

Pathology

Schedule

Full time

Hours

40

Job Details

The Department of Pathology at Dayton Children’s Hospital, is seeking to expand its faculty with a MD or DO board-certified pediatric pathologist. This is a full-time employed position and includes a comprehensive compensation and benefits package. In addition, all physicians hold faculty appointments with the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. The faculty member will work as a part of a collaborative team to include 2 additional pathologists, a pathology assistant, and a team of laboratorians.

Department Specific Job Details

The ideal candidate must possess Board certification in Anatomic Pathology or Anatomic and Clinical Pathology through the American Board of Pathology with subspecialty certification in Pediatric Pathology and minimum of 5 years’ experience. Candidates must also be eligible for an active, unrestricted Ohio medical license. Primary service responsibilities will be in all shared areas of pediatric pathology (surgical, autopsy, biopsy, cytology and on-call services). The position is in-person/on-site.

Education Requirements

Certification/License Requirements:

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• We commit to safety - We ensure every action and decision prioritizes the safety of patients, families, and employees.
• We serve with compassion - We bring generosity, empathy, and kindness to all interactions.
• We own every moment - We take pride in everything we do.
• We’re better together - We collaborate, communicate, and support one another to deliver optimal care.
• We innovate with purpose - We adapt and change to improve pediatric care, for today and tomorrow.
• We value and respect each person - We create an inclusive space where everyone feels welcome and respected.

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