PathGroup
Board-Certified Or Board-Eligible Forensic Pathologist
PathGroup's forensic pathology division, Forensic Medical Management Services of Texas, is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Forensic Pathologist to join our team based in Tyler, Texas. This full-time position offers the chance to make a lasting impact on public health and safety through meaningful medicolegal work. The ideal candidate will thrive in an autonomous yet well-supported setting and bring a commitment to thorough, high-quality forensic pathology. Highlights
Dedicated forensic-only role with no hospital clinical pathology responsibilities Competitive base salary with a generous sign-on bonus Case fee incentives and productivity-based compensation potential Autonomy in your practice with strong peer and administrative support Modern autopsy facility with robust operational and investigative resources Strong relationships with law enforcement, coroners, and public health agencies About The Practice
Part of PathGroup's growing forensic division providing services across Texas Facility located in Tyler with full-service autopsy and medicolegal death investigation capabilities CAP-accredited with dedicated administrative staff and forensic technicians Committed to timely, high-quality autopsy reporting and testimony Collaborative, quality-driven culture with emphasis on public service About Tyler, TX
Charming East Texas city known for its roses, hospitality, and historic downtown Affordable cost of living with no state income tax Excellent public and private schools Family-friendly neighborhoods with access to parks, lakes, and cultural events Growing medical and educational sectors anchored by UT Tyler Located just 90 minutes east of Dallas Why PathGroup?
Largest Independent Private Pathology Group in the U.S.:
Join a well-established, physician-led organization with a reputation for excellence. Physician-Led Decision-Making:
Your voice matters in shaping clinical practice and organizational direction. Collaborative & Supportive Culture:
Work in an environment where teamwork is valued, knowledge is shared, and expert pathologists across every subspecialty support one another. Innovative Digital Pathology:
Leverage cutting-edge technology for efficiency and advanced diagnostic abilities. Work-Life Balance:
Receive the support you need to maintain a fulfilling career and personal life, with generous PTO included. Growth & Development:
Take advantage of professional development opportunities, training expansion, project collaboration, and other academic-style professional activities. Competitive Compensation & Benefits:
Receive a competitive salary, malpractice coverage (including tail), full benefits, and a 401(k) Safe Harbor Plan. Key Responsibilities
Conduct forensic autopsies and postmortem examinations Determine cause and manner of death in complex medicolegal cases Prepare and deliver thorough, court-ready autopsy reports Testify in court and provide expert consultation to legal and investigative professionals Collaborate with law enforcement, coroners, attorneys, and public health officials Participate in quality assurance, accreditation, and training initiatives
PathGroup's forensic pathology division, Forensic Medical Management Services of Texas, is seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Forensic Pathologist to join our team based in Tyler, Texas. This full-time position offers the chance to make a lasting impact on public health and safety through meaningful medicolegal work. The ideal candidate will thrive in an autonomous yet well-supported setting and bring a commitment to thorough, high-quality forensic pathology. Highlights
Dedicated forensic-only role with no hospital clinical pathology responsibilities Competitive base salary with a generous sign-on bonus Case fee incentives and productivity-based compensation potential Autonomy in your practice with strong peer and administrative support Modern autopsy facility with robust operational and investigative resources Strong relationships with law enforcement, coroners, and public health agencies About The Practice
Part of PathGroup's growing forensic division providing services across Texas Facility located in Tyler with full-service autopsy and medicolegal death investigation capabilities CAP-accredited with dedicated administrative staff and forensic technicians Committed to timely, high-quality autopsy reporting and testimony Collaborative, quality-driven culture with emphasis on public service About Tyler, TX
Charming East Texas city known for its roses, hospitality, and historic downtown Affordable cost of living with no state income tax Excellent public and private schools Family-friendly neighborhoods with access to parks, lakes, and cultural events Growing medical and educational sectors anchored by UT Tyler Located just 90 minutes east of Dallas Why PathGroup?
Largest Independent Private Pathology Group in the U.S.:
Join a well-established, physician-led organization with a reputation for excellence. Physician-Led Decision-Making:
Your voice matters in shaping clinical practice and organizational direction. Collaborative & Supportive Culture:
Work in an environment where teamwork is valued, knowledge is shared, and expert pathologists across every subspecialty support one another. Innovative Digital Pathology:
Leverage cutting-edge technology for efficiency and advanced diagnostic abilities. Work-Life Balance:
Receive the support you need to maintain a fulfilling career and personal life, with generous PTO included. Growth & Development:
Take advantage of professional development opportunities, training expansion, project collaboration, and other academic-style professional activities. Competitive Compensation & Benefits:
Receive a competitive salary, malpractice coverage (including tail), full benefits, and a 401(k) Safe Harbor Plan. Key Responsibilities
Conduct forensic autopsies and postmortem examinations Determine cause and manner of death in complex medicolegal cases Prepare and deliver thorough, court-ready autopsy reports Testify in court and provide expert consultation to legal and investigative professionals Collaborate with law enforcement, coroners, attorneys, and public health officials Participate in quality assurance, accreditation, and training initiatives