Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health: Provides multi-specialty medical services and patient care in Florida.
Board-certified pathologist (Anatomic and Clinical Pathology); MD or DO; Florida medical license; strong general anatomic and clinical pathology skills; cytopathology a plus; EPIC experience preferred.
Orlando Health: A private, non-profit network of healthcare and hospital facilities.
5+ YOECertification as an ASCP BOC Pathologists’ Assistant, MBBS or equivalent, 5+ years anatomic pathology experience, 3-year supervised internship, ability to perform grossing, tissue sampling, special procedures, and coding.
PathGroup: Provides clinical, anatomic, and molecular pathology laboratory services.
MD or DO, AP/CP board cert or eligibility, Florida medical license or eligibility, expertise in Head & Neck pathology; GU/GYN/Breast a plus; strong diagnostic and communication skills.
Mayo Clinic: A non-profit academic medical center providing clinical healthcare services.
Graduate of an approved Pathologists' Assistant program or equivalent experience; ASCP BOC certification and maintenance; technical knowledge of frozen section lab, gross examination, autopsy procedures, microscope and clinical instrumentation; ability to tolerate chemical, radiation, and infection hazards.
Mayo Clinic: Provides integrated medical care, clinical research, and healthcare education.
Graduate of an approved Pathologists' Assistant program; knowledge of Frozen Section Lab, pathology procedures, microscope use; able to work independently; handle contact with deceased patients; exposure to chemicals, radiation, and infection hazards; immunosuppressed patient considerations; hardware handling.
University of Miami: Provides higher education, academic research, and healthcare services.
1+ YOEMaster's degree, Florida speech-language pathologist license, clinical fellowship or 1 year experience, familiarity with motor speech and swallowing assessments, ability to work evenings/nights/weekends.
IMPACT Tallahassee: Provides comprehensive pediatric therapy and specialized education services.
Speech Language Pathologist who assesses and treats communication disorders, develops treatment plans, documents progress, and collaborates with the healthcare team.
Tampa General Hospital: Provides specialized medical care and academic hospital services.
1+ YOEMaster's degree in Speech-Language Pathology; licensure as a Speech-Language Pathologist; Basic Life Support; CCC-SLP or eligibility; 1 year clinical experience.
Babcock Neighborhood Schools: Operates public K-12 charter schools using project-based learning.
Master's in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders; eligible for Florida Speech-Language Impaired teaching certificate K-12 or licensed as a speech-language pathologist (ASHA). Provides evaluations, therapy per IEP, screenings, progress data, and Medicaid fee-for-service records.