The ideal applicant will assess a substantial number of gynecologic specimens in a specialized environment spanning two hospitals and various clinics. They will also be involved in scholarly activities related to clinical and translational research and contribute to the educational aspects of residency and fellowship programs. Candidates should be board eligible or certified in Anatomic Pathology and must qualify for medical licensure in Georgia. Preference will be given to those with fellowship training or a strong background in gynecologic pathology, along with a keen interest in associated subspecialties.
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