Sonic Healthcare USA·Tyler, Texas
The Hematopathologist will join Trinity Pathology Associates in a community hospital-based practice, covering a wide variety of hematopathology and solid tumor cases including head & neck, GYN, breast, lung, GI, and GU.
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Sonic Healthcare USA, AP Division (SHUSA AP) is seeking a full time Hematopathologist to join Trinity Pathology Associates (TPA) in a community hospital-based practice in Tyler, Texas.
Board certification in AP or AP/CP with subspecialty training in hematopathology is required. Experienced pathologists and fellows are encouraged to apply. Candidates must possess a medical degree and be able to obtain an unrestricted license to practice medicine in the State of Texas. Successful candidates will have excellent communication skills, a pleasant personality, and a strong work ethic centered on being a team player.
The practice consists of 7 pathologists covering the largest community hospital network in Northeastern Texas. The hospital has a joint venture with Texas Oncology, and sees a wide variety of hematopathology and solid tumor cases including head & neck, GYN, breast, lung, GI, and GU.
Improved and highly competitive compensation package includes medical, dental, paid malpractice insurance, a matched 401K plan, and more. Sonic Healthcare USA is a medically led team of nearly 400 pathologists around the country. Be a part of the nation’s premier pathology practice.
Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40
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Market context
In Texas, hematopathologist openings tend to reflect steady demand from hospitals and pathology groups that need subspecialty expertise for complex blood and bone marrow cases. These roles are competitive because employers usually look for board certification in AP or AP/CP, hematopathology fellowship training, and the ability to secure an unrestricted Texas medical license. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm licensure timing and case mix before applying.
