Quest Diagnostics·Paradise, Nevada
Perform surgical pathology sign-outs focusing on breast and GYN cases across hospital and laboratory settings. Responsibilities include conducting frozen sections, rapid on-site evaluations, and analyzing various inpatient and outpatient pathology cases.
AP/CP Surgical Pathologist with Breast & GYN Sign Out – Las Vegas, NV
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA (USA). Quest Diagnostics is currently seeking an AP/CP board-certified surgical pathologist with experience signing out breast and GYN cases to join the well-respected collegial team of 17 pathologists covering 4 hospitals and a central laboratory in fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. This dynamic pathology group includes 3 hematopathologists, 2 cytopathologists, and 4 dermatopathologists, as well as subspecialty trained GI and Head and Neck surgical pathologists.
This key position includes rotation between the Burnham lab and hospital settings. Frozen sections and rapid on-site evaluations (ROSE) should be expected. The mix of inpatient and outpatient pathology cases include breast, GYN, GU, and GI, as well as cytology (body fluids, urine, GI brushings, pap smears, etc). Recently trained and experienced pathologists will be considered.
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Candidates must hold a Medical Degree and be board-certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. A current unrestricted medical license to practice in Nevada or eligibility for licensure is required.
Market context
AP/CP surgical pathologist openings in Nevada are typically driven by hospital and lab coverage needs, and breast and GYN sign-out experience can make candidates more competitive. Employers often look closely at board certification, Nevada licensure status, and subspecialty fit, while this platform’s AI-summarized job requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm your Nevada licensure path and prepare examples of breast and GYN case work that match the role.
