Pathologist

PathGroup•Greenville, SC

About The Position

PathGroup is seeking an AP/CP Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Pathologist to join its high-volume, collaborative pathology team in Greenville, South Carolina. This full-time position offers a broad and diverse general surgical pathology case mix across multiple organ systems within a large, subspecialty-supported practice. The role has no autopsy or grossing responsibilities; dedicated Pathologists’ Assistants are onsite, and frozen-section coverage is shared among surgical pathologists. The practice is part of a large, reputable healthcare system with an established AP/CP pathology team and additional support from subspecialty-trained pathologists, forensic pathologists, and a CP-only blood bank pathologist. The call schedule is approximately four weeks per year and is evenly distributed among full-time pathologists. The practice emphasizes collaboration, readily available intradepartmental consultation, balanced workload, and structured rotations. The position includes general surgical pathology sign-out, frozen-section coverage, interdisciplinary clinical discussions and tumor boards, laboratory quality assurance and CAP compliance initiatives, and shared call and other practice responsibilities. PathGroup describes the environment as physician-led and locally managed, with the stability and resources of a national organization and local practice autonomy. Competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and excellent time off are offered.

Requirements

Medical Degree (MD or DO) from an accredited institution.
AP/CP Board Certification or Board Eligibility.
Eligible for an unrestricted South Carolina medical license.
Comfortable working in a high-volume practice environment.
Strong diagnostic, communication, and teamwork skills.
Positive, collaborative attitude with a strong work ethic and initiative.

Responsibilities

Perform general surgical pathology sign-out across a broad range of specimen types.
Participate in frozen-section coverage shared among surgical pathologists.
Contribute to interdisciplinary clinical discussions and tumor boards.
Engage in laboratory quality assurance and CAP compliance initiatives.
Participate in shared call and other practice responsibilities.
Collaborate with clinical colleagues and fellow pathologists to provide timely, high-quality diagnostic services.