Penn State Health - Holy Spirit - Psychiatrist

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and Penn State University College of Medicine is seeking an Academic Neuropathologist, non-tenure track, clinician-educator or clinician-scientist, open rank to join our dynamic team here in PA!

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The successful candidate will join a strong, collegial department of 40 faculty in Anatomic, Clinical, and Experimental Pathology, with a new Division of Molecular Pathology and Cytogenetics forthcoming. Candidates with interest in cytopathology or surgical pathology subspecialties are of particular interest.

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Job Qualifications

1. Board-certification or eligibility in Anatomic Pathology or Anatomic and Clinical Pathology
2. Eligibility for medical licensure in Pennsylvania is required for the position
3. The position does not offer J1 waiver or H1B sponsorship.

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We are a growing subspecialty practice with annual combined

surgical pathology volume of approximately 45,000 cases, and an active autopsy pathology service, at the quaternary care academic hub: the Hershey Medical Center, Cancer Institute and Children’s

Hospital. Penn State Health is a multi-hospital system that will encompass 4 separately staffed regional community hospitals by mid-2022. Most faculty members do practice in more than one subspecialty. The successful candidate will practice at Hershey Medical Center.

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About Us

Hershey Medical Center lies in a particularly beautiful part of south-central PA with excellent schools, reasonable cost of living, easy commutes, and outstanding recreational opportunities. We are within 2 hours by car from major urban areas including Baltimore, DC and Philadelphia. PSH firmly endorses a culture of respect and strongly supports diversity, equity and belonging in its workplace.

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The department has a fully accredited residency program of 16 positions, with 4 ACGME-accredited fellowships. Faculty participate actively, with several leadership roles, in undergraduate and graduate medical education and graduate school teaching. The COM enrolls 150 students per class and boasts an innovative curriculum. New educational space is in the planning phase. Clinical, translational and basic research is thriving. Support for collaborative and independent research, including intramural funding, professional development programs, and faculty mentoring is provided.