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Pathology Anatomic and Clinical Division Medical Director

Grapevine, TX โ€ข On-site

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Medical, Retirement

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Description

Specialization:
Pathology Anatomic and Clinical

Job Summary:

HCA Healthcare Pathology Services is recruiting for a Division Medical Director of Pathology Services for the North Texas Division which is comprised of 12 hospitals serving communities in greater Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas.

This is a senior-level, executive position requiring extensive Medical Director experience preferable in practices with multiple locations. The Division Medical Director provides leadership and guidance for division initiatives within the pathology group. The position includes approximately 70% administrative and 30% anatomic/clinical sign-out responsibilities.

Qualified Candidates:

ยท AP/CP Board Certification required

ยท Minimum 5 years hospital-based Medical Director Experience required

ยท Must have leadership experience in pathology departments at multiple hospitals; preferably overseeing several locations

ยท Excellent interpersonal skills and experience leading a large group and mentoring new pathologists required

ยท Experience overseeing centralized histology lab preferred

ยท Texas licensed or ability to obtain

Duties and Responsibilities:

ยท Manages the facility medical directors and associate pathologists in the North Texas Division which includes scheduling oversight, performance monitoring, mentoring, coaching and quality review oversight

ยท Facilitates achievement of annual quality and efficiency goals for pathology services in the division

ยท Assesses test utilization patterns, performance improvement data, quality control data, regulatory and accreditation standards, process improvement and medical staff satisfaction

ยท Professional oversight of clinical pathology processes and procedures

ยท Collaborate with laboratory administration to ensure compliance with CAP guidelines

Incentive/Benefits Package:

ยท Competitive compensation package including annual profit-sharing bonus

ยท Excellent benefits package including CME allowance, health and 401k

ยท Relocation assistance provided

ยท Malpractice insurance provided

About HCA Healthcare Pathology Services:
HCA Healthcare Pathology Services employs over 200 board certified multispecialty pathologists nationwide and provides professional services to over 100 HCA Healthcare owned hospitals as well as commercial clients. Our physician partners are a key component to our success and we work closely with them to achieve the most favorable patient outcomes.

About Dallas/Fort Worth:
Dallas/Fort Worth is a vibrant and diverse community that blends urban energy with suburban charm. Known as the DFW Metroplex, it spans across ten counties and includes more than 200 cities, making it one of the largest metropolitan regions in the United States. Anchored by Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington, the area is home to a booming economy, a rich cultural scene, and a wide range of neighborhoods that cater to different lifestyles. Residents enjoy a mix of world-class arts, professional sports, thriving job markets, and outdoor recreation, while the regionโ€™s demographic diversity fosters a dynamic and inclusive atmosphere. This combination of opportunity, culture, and community spirit has made DFW one of the fastest-growing regions in the country.