Pathologist Job at Avera in Aberdeen, SD

Join an established Pathology program at Avera St. Luke's in Aberdeen, South Dakota. 

We are looking for a BE/BC Anatomical and Clinical Pathologist to join a great team of 2 Pathologists which support the Anatomic and Clinical Pathology laboratory services for 6 Hospitals and multiple clinic sites.  Fully automated clinical laboratory with extensive specialized testing in each of the lab sections, resulting in over a million tests with pathologist interpretation of Anatomical and Cytology.  Pathologist will perform frozen sections, grossing and reading slides.

• Competitive and excellent base salary
• No call
• Excellent benefits
• South Dakota has no state income tax
• Loan forgiven
• Sponsor J1 and H1-B waivers

Avera St. Luke's Hospital has over 90 physicians/providers on staff representing specialties including: Interventional Cardiology, Interventional Radiology, Interventional Pulmonology, Nephrology, Urology, Orthopedics, OB/GYN, ENT and Surgery. It is a 60-bed regional medical center with 24-hour emergency room physician coverage, complete with CAREFLIGHT helicopter service. 

Life is good in Aberdeen!

Aberdeen, SD is a city of Midwestern hospitality mixed with metropolitan progressiveness providing an exceptional quality of life with affordable housing while offering the dining, arts, sports and family attractions.    A superb K-12 public school system, a first-rate Catholic school system preschool-12th grade and an excellent Christian school K-12.  Aberdeen is the home of Northern State University. GO WOLVES! The University and Aberdeen have a strong, interconnected relationship, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Aberdeen has a regional airport with daily flights to Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN.

If you are looking for a busy practice in a family-centered community, we think you'll like Aberdeen as much as we do! The medical service area of Aberdeen extends across all of northeastern South Dakota and into a large section of southeastern North Dakota...serving over 110,000 people.