Hi guys,
My group is looking for a pathologist who is will to sign out general surg path and cyto (doesn't have to be boarded necessarily but willing to sign out). We are a really supportive group in a small town in the south-eastern US. We have partnership track (4 years) and more flexible opportunities available. All experience levels are considered. We are located 1-3 hours from 4 larger cities and the cost of living is very low. I would say our volume is moderately high with low-medium complexity. We are at one location (no driving around to different hospitals), frozen are low complexity and volume. Pay is based on experience level, non-partners start with 8 weeks off. I started here as a new grad and really love the work environment, it's very supportive and I have been impressed with how pretty the town is and the surrounding area. Cost of living is dramatically lower and people are very kind, down to earth and non-judgmental (I'm part of a minority group, so don't feel hostility here that I have felt in other areas of the country). Strong history of people making partner. Most partners this was their first and only job. Staff is great and with low turn over, have many staff members that have been working in the position >10 years. Relationship with clinicians is very good.
Honestly this place is a hidden gem, I think that the biggest drawback is it being in a small town, however I have found it to be a great change in pace ( I grew up in a metropolitan area). I encourage people to check us out! Please DM me for additional details.
My group is looking for a pathologist who is will to sign out general surg path and cyto (doesn't have to be boarded necessarily but willing to sign out). We are a really supportive group in a small town in the south-eastern US. We have partnership track (4 years) and more flexible opportunities available. All experience levels are considered. We are located 1-3 hours from 4 larger cities and the cost of living is very low. I would say our volume is moderately high with low-medium complexity. We are at one location (no driving around to different hospitals), frozen are low complexity and volume. Pay is based on experience level, non-partners start with 8 weeks off. I started here as a new grad and really love the work environment, it's very supportive and I have been impressed with how pretty the town is and the surrounding area. Cost of living is dramatically lower and people are very kind, down to earth and non-judgmental (I'm part of a minority group, so don't feel hostility here that I have felt in other areas of the country). Strong history of people making partner. Most partners this was their first and only job. Staff is great and with low turn over, have many staff members that have been working in the position >10 years. Relationship with clinicians is very good.
Honestly this place is a hidden gem, I think that the biggest drawback is it being in a small town, however I have found it to be a great change in pace ( I grew up in a metropolitan area). I encourage people to check us out! Please DM me for additional details.
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