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Chief - Division of Clinical PathologyUniversity of Cincinnati Position Highlights: Reasonable and balanced distribution of responsibilities: 65% administrative, 30% clinical, 5% teachingCollaborative academic environment across UC Health and the UC College of Medicine.Direct collaboration with experienced faculty, residency program leadership, and health system laboratory leadership.Lead and modernize Clinical Pathology operations across UC Health.Oversee quality initiatives, CAP/CLIA compliance, and test utilization improvements in the first 6-12 months.Compensation & Benefits:Base Salary based upon academic rank + value based incentives + wRVU variable paySign-on bonus, Full UC faculty benefits and retirement plan$7,500 CME Allowance + OH license renewal stipendAccess to institutional research centers, leadership academies, and university resources.Strong integration in a growing health system with modern laboratory infrastructure.Qualifications: MD or DO or equivalent required Board Certification in Clinical Pathology (CP) or Anatomic & Clinical Pathology (AP/CP)Eligibility for Ohio medical licensureStrategic, solutions oriented leader with strong communication and team building skillsMinimum of 5+ years of working experience in clinical pathologyProven leadership experience within academic, hospital-based, or reference lab settingsSuccess in faculty mentoring, interdisciplinary collaboration and lab management.About the CommunityRanked among the Top 10% Best College Towns nationallyCincinnati is vibrant, mid-sized metropolitan area with a diverse economy and cultural landscapeAffordable cost of living with high-quality education options and diverse housingRich arts scene- ballet, opera, orchestra, museums, public art installationsFamily attractions: Cincinnati Zoo, Museum Center, Newport Aquarium, Kings Island, Great Wolf Lodge, Cincinnati Open tennis tournamentThriving professional sprots scene and lively downtown atmosphereClose proximity to Kentucky and Indiana; multiple regional transportation hubs