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Pittsburgh, PA
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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Anatomic Pathology Board CertificationDoctorate

Job overview

The University of Pittsburgh Department of Pathology is recruiting a faculty member for its Division of Liver, Kidney, Cardiac, Small Bowel, and Transplantation Pathology. The successful candidate will report on native and allograft biopsies and contribute to diagnostic, research, and educational activities. Academic development will focus on scientific areas related to clinical interests and responsibilities. Experience in a large hospital-based liver and kidney pathology service is desirable; interest in proteogenomic profiling, multiplex labeling, image analysis, and practical AI applications is an advantage.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Liver PathologyKidney PathologyProteogenomic ProfilingMultiplex LabelingImage AnalysisPractical AI Applications

Qualifications

M.D. DegreeAnatomic Pathology Board CertificationPennsylvania Medical Licensure EligibilityRelevant Pathology Fellowship Training5+ Years Experience6+ Years Experience10+ Years Experience

Full job description

The Department of Pathology is recruiting an Assistant professor (5 years' experience), Associate Professor (6-10 years of experience) or Professor (10+ years of experience) appointment stream, faculty position for the Division of Liver, Kidney, Cardiac, Small Bowel, and Transplantation Pathology. Experience in a large hospital-based native and allograft liver and kidney pathology service is desirable. The successful candidate will contribute to varied divisional diagnostic, research, and educational activities. The position will be responsible for reporting on allograft and native liver, heart, small bowel, and kidney biopsies. Academic development will focus on scientific areas related to clinical interests and responsibilities. The division is fully equipped to study spatial and general tissue proteogenomic profiling, multiplex labeling, image analysis, and practical AI applications related to clinical responsibilities. Interest in these areas is an advantage; unique opportunities exist to participate in multicenter study tissue analyses using the above approaches. Qualifications: Candidates must possess: • M.D degree • Board certification in Anatomic Pathology • Eligibility for Pennsylvania medical licensure is required Preferred qualifications include: • Fellowship training in a relevant pathology subspecialty Salary and benefits: • Salary will commensurate with experience • Full-time faculty member at the University of Pittsburgh as well as a participant in the UPMC/UPP faculty practice plan Please include (1) curriculum vitae; (2) a letter of interest describing research and academic interests, as well as (3) a brief statement of personal goals. For questions, please contact [email protected] or by mail at: Anthony J. Demetris, MD Director, Division of Liver, Kidney, and Transplantation Pathology UPMC Montefiore, Room E741 3459 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 To apply: Go to TALENT CENTER at www.join.pitt.edu and search for requisition 26005875 in the keyword. The University of Pittsburgh is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The University of Pittsburgh is an equal opportunity employer / disability / veteran. View the full job description on the employer's website. Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities. PI287315627 / 29-1065.00 Pathologists

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