Anatomic Pathologist / Breast Pathologist

City of Hope Medical Group is seeking an academic breast pathologist with additional anatomic pathology subspecialty expertise to join their Irvine team. In this role, the clinician will provide patient-centered anatomic pathology services, educate residents and fellows, and develop a successful academic track record. Join one of the nation's leading comprehensive cancer centers and contribute to cutting-edge cancer care and research.

Practice Info
• Division of Anatomic Pathology
• City of Hope National Medical Center and Comprehensive Cancer Center in Los Angeles County
• Orange County Lennar Foundation Cancer Center
• National cancer center sites in Phoenix, Chicago, and Atlanta through digital pathology initiative

Shift & Schedule
• Full-time

Responsibilities
• Provide diagnostic pathology services to support the clinical care of patients with breast cancer
• Participate in diagnostic anatomic pathology services within the candidate's additional area(s) of subspecialty expertise, as applicable
• Collaborate within multidisciplinary disease-focused teams dedicated to cancer diagnosis, treatment, and research
• Support patient care across the City of Hope national network through digital pathology
• Educate residents and fellows
• Develop a successful academic track record

Compensation
• Base Salary Range: $310k to $480k
• Actual compensation will be adjusted for experience, training, hospital/community need and other factors

Benefits
• Excellent benefits package, including a generous retirement contribution plan
• Relocation assistance may be available

Qualifications
• Applicants must have an MD or equivalent medical degree
• Possess or be eligible for an unrestricted California medical license
• Board certification in Anatomic Pathology or Anatomic and Clinical Pathology by the American Board of Pathology (or equivalent) is required
• Fellowship training in breast pathology and experience in the diagnosis of complex breast diseases in an academic cancer center is highly preferred
• Additional fellowship training and/or demonstrated expertise in gastrointestinal pathology, bone and soft tissue pathology, head and neck pathology, or other oncologic surgical pathology subspecialties is desirable
• Candidates must possess excellent communication skills and experience collaborating with multidisciplinary clinical and research teams
• Medical licensure in Arizona, Illinois, or Georgia is desirable
• Applicants should demonstrate evidence of scholarly activity, including research and publication productivity
• Academic accomplishments consistent with appointment at the Assistant Professor or Associate Professor level are preferred