Job Details

PathGroup is seeking an AP/CP Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Pathologist to join our collegial and growing team serving an extensive regional health system in East Texas. This is a full-time position offering a diverse general surgical and cytopathology case mix, with opportunities to participate in academic, quality improvement, and research initiatives. You'll practice in a busy, well-established referral center with strong support from PathGroup's subspecialty experts across our national network. The incoming pathologist will join a cohesive, experienced team that values collaboration, balanced workloads, and professional growth.

Practice & Team Highlights

• Join an established, respected group. We currently have 3 pathologists and are expanding the team.
• Cases range from simple cholecystectomies to complex oncologic resections (e.g., Whipples and recurrent angiosarcoma cases)
• Strong hemepath service, with consults and collaboration with a nearby hematology fellowship program; ideal for pathologists with interest in heme, lymph node, or molecular work.
• Frozen sections: Average ~2 per day, primarily performed in person with increasing use of Grundium digital technology anticipated
• No autopsy requirement.
• Call is equitably rotated among the team for weekday and weekend coverage. Approximately 90% of calls involve minimal activity, typically limited to phone consults or specimen handling questions.
• High-volume, robotic bronchoscopy lab with EBUS and ablation cases provides excellent exposure to advanced pulmonary pathology.
• CAP-accredited lab, dedicated histology and cytology teams, and a transition underway to digital pathology (slides processed in Dallas for morning review).

• Regional academic health system with more than 500 beds, serving as a major referral center for East Texas.
• The community hosts a public health laboratory providing specialized testing for regional hospitals and clinics.
• Opportunities to participate in research, quality improvement projects, or teaching as new medical programs expand in the area.
• Collaborative, collegial environment with a strong foundation in clinical excellence and pathology innovation.

• Known as the "Rose Capital of America," Tyler is home to the Texas Rose Festival and one of the country's largest rose gardens.
• Vibrant mid-sized city (~110,000 residents) with a long-established medical community and strong local economy.
• Rolling piney woods, dogwoods, azaleas, and nearby lakes offering year-round beautiful outdoor recreation.
• 90 miles east of Dallas and 90 miles west of Shreveport-close enough for easy access, far enough for a relaxed pace of life.
• Affordable housing, top-rated schools, family-friendly neighborhoods, and a thriving arts and music scene.
• Growing regional biotech and healthcare sector with increasing investment in medical education and research.

• Largest Independent Private Pathology Group in the U.S. - Join a well-established, physician-led organization with a reputation for excellence.
• Physician-Led Decision-Making - Your voice matters in shaping clinical practice and organizational direction.
• Collaborative & Supportive Culture - Work in an environment where teamwork is valued, knowledge is shared, and expert pathologists across every subspecialty support one another.
• Innovative Digital Pathology - Leverage cutting-edge technology for efficiency and advanced diagnostic abilities.
• Work-Life Balance - Receive the support you need to maintain a fulfilling career and personal life, with generous PTO included.
• Growth & Development - Take advantage of professional development opportunities, training expansion, project collaboration, and other academic-style professional activities.
• Competitive Compensation & Benefits - Receive a competitive salary, malpractice coverage (including tail), full benefits, and a 401(k) Safe Harbor Plan.

• General surgical pathology and cytopathology sign-out
• Participation in multidisciplinary tumor boards, case conferences, and quality programs
• Laboratory oversight, QA/QC, and liaison work with hospital/clinical staff

• Medical Degree (MD or DO) from an accredited institution
• AP/CP Board Certification or Eligibility
• Texas medical license or eligibility required
• Strong diagnostic acumen and communication skills
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively
• Experience in academic, hospital, or reference laboratory environments preferred