Physician - Pathology Fort Lauderdale - Raisso Inc.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
About the Job
Holy Cross Hospital is looking for a Locum Pathologist starting as soon as credentialed!
Practice Setting: Hospital-Based Pathology Lab
Reason for Coverage: Backfill one person retiring and a new additional position
Dates of Coverage: ASAP March 2025
Call Schedule: Rotating evening, weekend, and holiday coverage between 5 Pathologists
Call Ratio: 1:5
What Types of Certification Does Your Laboratory Hold?: CLIA, CAP, AABB, TJC
Approx. Number of Cases Read Per Day: 25-30
What Will Be the Locum Tenen Physician s Responsibility for the Clinical Lab?: Electrophoresis Pathology interpretation and Hematology Differential Review
Will the Locum Provider Be Responsible for Grossing Their Own Specimens? No
Will the Locum Provider Be Cutting Their Own Frozen Sections on the Cryostat? No
How Many Physicians in the Group? 5
How Many Histotechnologists? 4
How Many Pathology Assistants? 1
How Many Cytotechnologists? 2
Will the Locum Tenens Physician be Required to Supervise Other Healthcare Providers? Yes
Will Other Pathologists Be Present During the Locum's Coverage? Yes
Describe Equipment (Specialized Equipment, etc.): Leica ASP300S processors
Type of Cryostat: Leica CM1800
Type of Microscope: Olympus
Cytology Proficiency Exam Required for GYN Cytolology? Yes
Method of Preparation? Cytospin
Documentation System/EMR: EPIC
Estimated Credentialing Timeframe: ASAP
Provider Must be Local - Only Mileage is Reimbursed (Mileage Billed at the IRS Standard Rate)
Required Anatomic Pathology Procedures:
Surgical Pathology
GI Pathology
GU Pathology
Neuropathology
Hematopathology (Bone Marrow, Lymph Nodes)
Interpretation of Bone Marrow Aspirate/bx
Cytology
Required Clinical Pathology Procedures:
Hematology
Microbiology
Chemistry/Serology
Blood Bank
*Trinity Health does not reimburse for any credentialing costs or application fees.*
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Board Certified - Required
FL State License - Required
Local Preferred
25k conversion fee cap
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Board Certified
STATE LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
Florida
ABOUT THE FACILITY
Holy Cross Hospital, a private Catholic, non-profit community hospital opened in 1955 to serve the sick and injured without regard to race, religion or nationality.
Owned and sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy for decades, the hospital is now sponsored by Catholic Health Ministries.
Holy Cross contains one of the greatest concentrations of medical talent in South Florida. Our medical staff consists of more than 600 highly skilled physicians representing nearly every specialty in medicine. Their skills attract patients from around South Florida, across the United States and around the globe.
Since opening its doors, Holy Cross has grown to keep pace with the needs of the community it serves. The Hospital s rapid growth has allowed us to advance with the dramatic improvements achieved in healthcare. Patient capacity has increased from 100 patients in 1955 to the 557 patients (inpatient) we are licensed to serve today.
Over the years, there has been and will continue to be many exciting changes and opportunities for all of us who serve you at Holy Cross. Well into the future, Holy Cross is dedicated to maximizing the opportunities that are presented to our medical professionals and staff.
The physical appearance and size of Holy Cross may continue to change, but the purpose and character of the institution remain constant: the establishment, maintenance and operation of a modern Catholic community hospital and scientific institution devoted to healing.
Practice Setting: Hospital-Based Pathology Lab
Reason for Coverage: Backfill one person retiring and a new additional position
Dates of Coverage: ASAP March 2025
Call Schedule: Rotating evening, weekend, and holiday coverage between 5 Pathologists
Call Ratio: 1:5
What Types of Certification Does Your Laboratory Hold?: CLIA, CAP, AABB, TJC
Approx. Number of Cases Read Per Day: 25-30
What Will Be the Locum Tenen Physician s Responsibility for the Clinical Lab?: Electrophoresis Pathology interpretation and Hematology Differential Review
Will the Locum Provider Be Responsible for Grossing Their Own Specimens? No
Will the Locum Provider Be Cutting Their Own Frozen Sections on the Cryostat? No
How Many Physicians in the Group? 5
How Many Histotechnologists? 4
How Many Pathology Assistants? 1
How Many Cytotechnologists? 2
Will the Locum Tenens Physician be Required to Supervise Other Healthcare Providers? Yes
Will Other Pathologists Be Present During the Locum's Coverage? Yes
Describe Equipment (Specialized Equipment, etc.): Leica ASP300S processors
Type of Cryostat: Leica CM1800
Type of Microscope: Olympus
Cytology Proficiency Exam Required for GYN Cytolology? Yes
Method of Preparation? Cytospin
Documentation System/EMR: EPIC
Estimated Credentialing Timeframe: ASAP
Provider Must be Local - Only Mileage is Reimbursed (Mileage Billed at the IRS Standard Rate)
Required Anatomic Pathology Procedures:
Surgical Pathology
GI Pathology
GU Pathology
Neuropathology
Hematopathology (Bone Marrow, Lymph Nodes)
Interpretation of Bone Marrow Aspirate/bx
Cytology
Required Clinical Pathology Procedures:
Hematology
Microbiology
Chemistry/Serology
Blood Bank
*Trinity Health does not reimburse for any credentialing costs or application fees.*
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Board Certified - Required
FL State License - Required
Local Preferred
25k conversion fee cap
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Board Certified
STATE LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
Florida
ABOUT THE FACILITY
Holy Cross Hospital, a private Catholic, non-profit community hospital opened in 1955 to serve the sick and injured without regard to race, religion or nationality.
Owned and sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy for decades, the hospital is now sponsored by Catholic Health Ministries.
Holy Cross contains one of the greatest concentrations of medical talent in South Florida. Our medical staff consists of more than 600 highly skilled physicians representing nearly every specialty in medicine. Their skills attract patients from around South Florida, across the United States and around the globe.
Since opening its doors, Holy Cross has grown to keep pace with the needs of the community it serves. The Hospital s rapid growth has allowed us to advance with the dramatic improvements achieved in healthcare. Patient capacity has increased from 100 patients in 1955 to the 557 patients (inpatient) we are licensed to serve today.
Over the years, there has been and will continue to be many exciting changes and opportunities for all of us who serve you at Holy Cross. Well into the future, Holy Cross is dedicated to maximizing the opportunities that are presented to our medical professionals and staff.
The physical appearance and size of Holy Cross may continue to change, but the purpose and character of the institution remain constant: the establishment, maintenance and operation of a modern Catholic community hospital and scientific institution devoted to healing.
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