The University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine is recruiting for a Clinician Teacher career track academic pathologist. The primary responsibilities are serving as CLIA laboratory medical director for a medium size community hospital and providing subspecialty anatomic pathology case sign out as appropriate to skills.

The Medical Director, Clinical Laboratories will provide effective leadership to the laboratory of a nearby 450-bed community hospital in Madison with close links to UW Health. The Medical Director will be responsible for compliance with all applicable rules and regulations governing the clinical laboratory that has an annual volume of approximately 1 million tests per year. This position may also provide directorship service to regional outreach sites.

This faculty will be an active member of our subspecialty diagnostic service. Our anatomic pathology division operates under a subspecialty model with shared call; therefore specialty training/expertise in a pathology subspecialty is required. While the Clinician Teacher track at UW School of Medicine and Public Health does not require classroom teaching or research activities, the appointee will teach medical students, residents and fellows on clinical services and have the opportunity to participate in collaborative research.

Candidates must have a MD, MD/PhD or DO, be board certified in AP/CP and be qualified for unrestricted licensure for the practice of medicine in Wisconsin. Subspecialty fellowship training in an anatomic pathology specialty is required. Training or experience in laboratory directorship, including transfusion medicine, is preferred.