PRN Pathology Anatomic and Clinical Physician

Description
Specialization:
Pathology Anatomic and Clinical
Job Summary:
HCA Healthcare Pathology Services and their Gulf Coast Division is seeking a
PRN associate pathologist to provide coverage at our hospital facilities in
the Central Houston market: HCA Houston Healthcare Medical Center, The Woman’s
Hospital of Texas, HCA Houston Healthcare Pearland, HCA Houston Healthcare
West, and HCA Houston Healthcare Southeast.
Qualified Candidates:

• AP/CP board certification is required
• Sub-specialty training/experience preferred
• 2-3 + years post fellowship experience preferred
• Ability to commit to shift work two months in advance
• Proficiency in general surgical pathology, clinical interpretations and must have recent experience performing frozen sections
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Ability to obtain a Texas medical license or have a Texas medical license in good standing

Incentive/Benefits Package:

• Very competitive daily shift rate
• Flexible schedule
• Paid malpractice
• Texas has tort reform and no state income taxes

About HCA Healthcare Pathology Services:
HCA Healthcare Pathology Services employs over 200 board certified
multispecialty pathologists and provides professional services to over 100 HCA
Healthcare owned hospitals as well as commercial clients. Our physician
partners are a key component to our success and we work closely with them to
achieve the most favorable patient outcomes.
Houston is the nation’s fourth-largest city. The most diverse city in America
has a lot to offer, including professional sports teams, the theater and
museum districts, hundreds of clubs and live music venues. With its gigantic
Galleria and more, Houston is a shopper’s paradise. Houston’s sunny climate
makes it easy to enjoy the municipal parks, jogging paths, and bike trails.
Piney woods, area lakes, Galveston Bay, and sunny Gulf Coast beaches are all
less than an hour away. Families will appreciate the excellence of the area’s
public and private schools and availability of institutions of higher
learning. Texas is a tort-reform state with no state income tax, making it an
exceptional place
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