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Practice Highlights

Academic Environment: Large, established academic health system with a multi-hospital network and active pathology residency program (Year 3; first class graduating this year)

Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8–5 with a consistent weekly structure

Clinical Focus: General sign-out with emphasis on complex specimens and tumor board participation

Team Structure: Collaborative, subspecialty-diverse team supporting shared workload and case distribution

Academic Involvement: Resident interaction, teaching, and participation in conferences and academic activities

Call: 1:7 rotation, primarily phone-based with occasional onsite needs

Candidates: Open to new graduates and experienced pathologists 

Compensation & Benefits

Competitive Compensation: Annual base salary

Comprehensive Benefits Package: Full benefits including health, dental, vision, retirement, and malpractice coverage

Relocation Stipend: Provided to support transition

Professional Development: Generous CME allowance with dedicated days

Loan Support: Eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)

Qualifications

Degree: MD/DO - Open to new grads!

Certification: Board Certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology by American Board of Pathology

Licensure: Eligible for Texas medical licensure

About the Community

Lifestyle Balance: Family-friendly metropolitan area where life feels more manageable - often recognized for safety among similarly sized cities, with lighter traffic and a more balanced day-to-day pace

Affordability: Cost of living 10–15% below the U.S. average; home prices often 20–30% lower

?Access: Outdoor recreation including nearby mountains, hiking, and year-round sunshine

Job Reference # 24824