Pathologist

Key Responsibilities:

• Diagnostic Expertise: Perform histopathological, cytological, and molecular analyses to diagnose diseases and conditions, including cancer, infections, and autoimmune disorders.

• Collaboration: Work closely with clinicians, surgeons, and oncologists to provide diagnostic support and contribute to patient management, including multidisciplinary team discussions (MDTs).

• Autopsy Services: Conduct post-mortem examinations when required, to determine causes of death and provide essential findings for clinical or forensic investigations.

• Quality Control: Ensure compliance with laboratory quality standards, participate in quality assurance programs, and engage in continuous improvement initiatives.

• Reporting: Prepare and interpret detailed pathology reports, ensuring timely communication of results to referring physicians and specialists.

• Research and Education: Participate in academic and clinical research projects, mentor medical students and pathology residents, and contribute to continuous medical education.

• Lab Management: Assist in overseeing laboratory staff, ensuring efficient operation and adherence to protocols and safety guidelines.

Qualifications:

• Medical Degree: MD or equivalent with specialization in Pathology.

• Board Certification: Swiss Federal Diploma of Specialist in Pathology (or equivalent recognized by MEBEKO).

• Experience: At least 3-5 years of post-qualification experience in clinical pathology, with expertise in general pathology (subspecialty experience is a plus).

• Languages: Fluency in French is required, and proficiency in English is highly desirable. Knowledge of other Swiss national languages (German, Italian) is an advantage.

• Skills: Strong diagnostic acumen, excellent communication skills, and a commitment to multidisciplinary collaboration.

• Licensure: Eligibility for medical licensure in Switzerland and compliance with Swiss regulations regarding medical practice.