The Department of Pathology at Weill Cornell Medicine in partnership with NewYork-Presbyterian/Brooklyn Methodist Hospital is seeking a full-time Surgical Pathologist certified in AP or AP&CP by the American Board of Pathology for our campus in Park Slope, Brooklyn. A minimum of two years of independent-sign-out experience is required. Fellowship training or significant experience in Surgical Pathology subspecialty areas are favored including GYN, GI, GU or Breast. The selected candidate will be an employee of Weill Cornell Medicine and hold an academic appointment at Weill Cornell Medical College. Academic rank will be commensurate with the candidate’s experience and credentials.
The surgical pathology service Brooklyn Methodist Hospital is staffed with 7 pathologists, 4 PAs, 2 managers and 14 histology/cytology technicians covering approximately 18,000 surgical pathology, 10,000 GYN cytology and 2,300 non-GYN cytology cases annually. Responsibilities will include general surgical pathology service with a focus on subspecialty areas, frozen section consultations, night and weekend surgical pathology call, tumor board coverage and other responsibilities associated with routine hospital-based practice.
NewYork-Presbyterian/Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, located in Park Slope, Brooklyn, an ACS-level II trauma center, with 651-beds, academically affiliated with Weill Cornell Medicine, cares for residents throughout Brooklyn and the surrounding areas. Brooklyn Methodist Hospital contains both community hospital practice and academic programs that include nine graduate medical education residency programs and six fellowship programs.
Brooklyn is known for its diverse neighborhoods that attract artists, professionals, singles and families, as well as visitors from all over NYC and around the world. Known for its’ excellent public schools, Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, the Barclays Center, Brooklyn Bridge Park and in the borough’s southern extremes, the surf is always up on Coney Island. As one of the most ethnically diverse urban areas in the world, Brooklyn can satisfy nearly every taste. Foodies covet everything from the world’s best pizza to authentic Caribbean cuisine, Italian cuisine, Asian cuisine, BBQ, and Nathan’s Famous has been serving its’ world-famous hot dogs on Coney Island since 1916. Brooklyn truly has something for everyone.
The salary range for this position is $260,000 to $420,000. This compensation range does not include our amazing benefits and any incentive payments, based on quality measures and productivity, that may be applicable to this role.
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