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Assistant Director of Laboratory Hematology and
Coagulation
NEW YORK, NEW YORK (USA). The Department of Laboratory Medicine at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center is recruiting for an Assistant Director of Laboratory Hematology and
Coagulation at the Assistant or Associate Attending Physician level. The
Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases is a worldwide leader in cancer
treatment and diagnosis, consistently voted as one of the best specialty hospitals in the
nation. The Department of Laboratory Medicine provides diagnostic testing for all
patients seen at MSKCC. The Department includes the following services, Clinical
Chemistry including Point-of-Care, Hematology including Coagulation and Cellular
Immunology, Microbiology, Cellular Therapy, Transfusion Medicine including blood
bank, donor room and apheresis, and jointly with the Pathology Department,
Hematopathology. The main campus operation is comprised of seven laboratories and
the highest-volume hospital-based blood donor room in the city of New York. In
addition, there are 6 regional sites located in New Jersey, Westchester, Long Island and
several outpatient sites in Manhattan that collect specimens and perform limited on-site
testing.
The Hematology and Coagulation Sections of the Clinical Laboratories perform
approximately 700 thousand tests annually and are highly advanced laboratories with a
staff of 42 technologists, 3 supervisors, an assistant manager, a manager, and a
Service Chief. The successful candidate will participate in coordinating and
standardizing hematology and coagulation services across MSK Manhattan and
Regional laboratories and develop appropriate quality management programs, conduct
new test development, and engage in translational and collaborative investigations, and
play an integral role in clinical consultation and interpretive reporting of Hematology
peripheral blood smears and body fluids, coagulation testing and hemoglobin
electrophoresis. In addition, the incumbent is expected to actively engage in the
Laboratory Medicine Fellowship training program through teaching and mentoring of
fellows. The Department of Laboratory Medicine is expanding to support new and
expanding hospital programs and includes a new, state-of-the art Laboratory Medicine
building with dedicated laboratory space for individual areas.
Candidates must have an MD, DO, or MD PhD with experience in Laboratory
Hematology, especially Coagulation. Board Certification from the American Board of
Pathology in CP or AP/CP is required as well as the ability to obtain NYS DOH COQs in
the full range of categories allowed by CP training.
Applicants should send CV and cover letter describing personal area(s) of interest and
long-term career goals to:
Ellinor I. Peerschke, PhD
Vice Chair, Department of Laboratory Medicine
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
1275 York Avenue, S317
New York, NY 10065
Email: [email protected]
[5 May 2017, #6229]
