Physician / Pathology / Colorado / Permanent / Associate Pathology

Seeking a board certified pathologist with subspecialty expertise in bone and soft tissue in Denver, Colorado

Qualified Candidates:

AP/CP board certified pathologist with a desire to sign out both general pathology in addition to bone and soft tissue cases

Expertise/fellowship in bone and soft tissue required

The successful candidate must work cooperatively within diverse environments, have excellent interpersonal skills, and successfully establish and maintain positive relationships with hospital medical staff, technical staff and referring physicians

Incentive/Benefits Package:

Employed opportunity with Forward Pathology Solutions

Salary will be commensurate with experience

Benefits package includes generous vacation time, health insurance, 401k and educational allowance

About Forward Pathology Solutions (FPS) and Presbyterian St. Lukes Medical Center (PSL):

FPS is a large multi-specialty pathology group with 21+ well-respected, board-certified, experienced anatomic and clinical pathologists in metro Denver

FPS provides a full spectrum of services for hospitals, surgery centers and clinical laboratories in the metro Denver area

PSL is located in uptown Denver, and is part of HealthONE, Denvers largest hospital system

PSL is licensed for 687 beds and serves as a tertiary referral center for Colorado and contiguous states

Denver is one the healthiest and fastest growing cities in the country. The mile high city enjoys breathtaking views of the Rockies to the west and residents are 90 minutes from some of the best skiing and hiking in the world. Coloradans are serious about sports. We watch our professional teams and play with amateur and youth clubs at every level of performance. With 300 annual days of sunshine, residents can play, walk and run outdoors all year. Denver is home to rising stars in culinary and craft brewing culture and arts patrons enjoy the largest collection of performing arts stages under one roof in the world. At just over 3 million people, Denver is big enough to accommodate any residential preference from urban lofts to, family-focused suburban communities and equestrian properties with rural acreage.

Permanent