The candidate must be board certified in Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology, or combined AP/CP by the American Board of Pathology and be board certified/eligible in Hematopathology. Candidate must have an active medical license (in any of the United States). Three years post-fellowship experience is preferred, but recent graduates and graduating fellows will also be considered. Board certification in Molecular Pathology with experience in NGS is a plus. Proficiency in Coagulation, and hemoglobinopathy testing would be useful. The Hematology Service includes Bone marrow pathology/histology/immunohistochemistry, Flow Cytometry, Molecular Hematology, Automated Hematology, Special Hematology, and Coagulation laboratories.  Candidate should have strong diagnostic skills in benign and malignant bone marrow pathology and be familiar with flow cytometry and molecular hematopathology testing and interpretation. A successful candidate is expected to participate in teaching of fellows and residents.   Possibilities for collaborative research are abundant for motivated candidate.  Candidate with strong research background may have opportunities for independent research resources. 

The candidate will be evaluated on their educational background, scholarly work, mentoring activities, and experience. Appointments will be made as a staff clinician at a commensurate level ranging from Assistant Research Physician, Associate Research Physician or Senior Research Physician.  Salary will be commensurate with laboratory/pathology experience as well as scholarly or scientific accomplishments.