Pathology Opening in Burlington, MA

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Last updated: 3/04/25

Surgical Pathologist Opportunity in Burlington, MA Located 17 miles from Boston Position Details:

  • Board certified surgical pathologist, who is qualified to obtain a medical license in Massachusetts
  • Full-time, permanent position
  • Join a team of twelve pathologists with wide range of subspecialty expertise.
  • Fellowship training and experience in a subspecialty area of surgical pathology, such as gastrointestinal and liver pathology, breast, and gynecologic pathology is desired.
  • Responsibilities include sign-out of general surgical biopsies and resections as well as participating in autopsy and frozen section services
  • Responsibilities include sign-out of general surgical biopsies and resections as well as participating in autopsy and frozen section services
  • Good communication skills and desire to work collaboratively with pathology staff and clinical colleagues are required.
  • The anatomic pathology department processes over 37,000 surgical specimens
  • It provides 11,000 gynecologic cytology and 6000 non-gynecologic cytology specimens per year.
  • Subspecialty expertise in breast pathology, GI pathology, medical renal pathology, dermatopathology, gynecologic pathology, cytopathology, neuropathology, transplant pathology as well
as hematopathology among others. Health System Physician-led, multi-disciplinary group practice of over 1900 physicians with more than 50 medical and surgical specialties and uses EPIC electronic medical records. It serves 3,000 patients every day through 395-inpatient hospital beds, ambulatory care center, 24-hour emergency department and American College of Surgeons verified level I trauma center. It is a teaching hospital of Tufts University School of Medicine and many of physicians hold teaching assignments at Harvard Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine.
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