Clinical Pathology Jobs

This Pathology Technician Assistant role supports the pathology department under the supervision of the Chief of Pathology and grossing pathologists. Key responsibilities include receiving, verifying, and logging surgical and autopsy specimens, preparing tissue sections, assisting with gross examinations, and managing hazardous waste disposal in compliance with safety regulations. The position also involves maintaining specimen storage, handling clerical tasks, and ensuring accurate documentation. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment within a Labor/Management Partnership, offering opportunities to work with diverse medical teams and contribute to critical diagnostic processes. The position is based on-site within the laboratory and morgue facilities.

This 12-week contract role places a Speech Language Pathologist in an outpatient setting in Syracuse, New York, with required inpatient coverage on rotating weekends. The position involves performing comprehensive evaluations and diagnosing various communication and swallowing disorders, developing individualized treatment plans, and educating patients and families. Key responsibilities include collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, preparing detailed clinical reports, and participating in community outreach programs. The role offers a dynamic mix of outpatient and inpatient experience within a collaborative department, providing an opportunity to engage in program development and diverse clinical cases while working a standard weekday schedule with occasional weekend duties.

This school-based Speech-Language Pathologist role supports K-12 students in a public special education setting in Camden, Wyoming, Delaware. The position involves evaluating and treating communication disorders, developing IEP-aligned therapy plans, and utilizing AAC strategies. Key responsibilities include leading IEP meetings, collaborating with school staff and families, and maintaining comprehensive clinical documentation. The role is appealing due to the supportive environment for Clinical Fellows with compliant supervision, opportunities for professional growth through licensure and CEU reimbursement, and a dedicated clinical team. This full-time onsite position requires a master's degree and state licensure, offering a collaborative culture focused on student success.

This role serves as a nursing or medical assistant position within the Infectious Disease department at Avera Infectious Disease Specialists in Sioux Falls. The team operates on a day shift schedule and focuses on delivering compassionate care to adult patients. Key responsibilities include administering medications and treatments, preparing patients for examinations, collecting health histories and vitals, and coordinating clinic workflows. The position offers a collaborative environment where staff work closely with providers to manage patient care and education. The role is appealing due to the organization's commitment to compassion and professional growth, supported by benefits such as immediate paid time off, retirement matching, and mentorship opportunities. This is a regular, on-site position.

This Speech Therapist role within Presbyterian Healthcare Services involves evaluating patients and developing comprehensive care plans to treat speech, language, and swallowing disorders across various settings including inpatient and home health. Key responsibilities include implementing therapeutic interventions, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, and advocating for patient independence and discharge goals. The position appeals to professionals seeking growth through tuition reimbursement, certification support, and loan forgiveness opportunities. Employees benefit from a strong wellness culture featuring on-site gyms, mindfulness resources, and a collaborative environment within a large, locally owned non-profit system. The role is currently listed as PRN with day shifts based in Ruidoso, New Mexico.

This school-based Speech-Language Pathologist role supports the 2026-2027 academic year in North Charleston, South Carolina. The position involves delivering speech and language services to students with diverse communication needs, developing and implementing IEP goals, and collaborating with educators and families to foster student success. The role appeals to clinicians seeking a structured, part-time environment where expertise is valued and professional growth is supported through mentorship and continuing education. The work arrangement is daytime, on-site within the school setting, offering a collaborative team culture and comprehensive benefits including insurance and retirement options.

This school-based Speech-Language Pathologist role supports the 2026-2027 academic year in North Charleston, South Carolina. The position focuses on delivering speech and language services to students with diverse communication needs within a collaborative educational environment. Key responsibilities include developing and implementing Individualized Education Program goals, providing direct intervention, and partnering with teachers, families, and related service providers to ensure student success. The role appeals to clinicians seeking a structured, part-time schedule with daytime hours and a supportive team culture. Benefits include professional development assistance, continuing education units, mentorship opportunities, and access to a community of school professionals. Candidates must hold an active state license and ASHA certification to practice effectively in this setting.

This leadership role serves as the Director of Parasitology within the Clinical Laboratory Microbiology department at ARUP Laboratories and the University of Utah School of Medicine. The position focuses on high-complexity reference testing, with key responsibilities including clinical test result interpretation, quality assurance, laboratory test development, and the teaching of fellows and residents. The role appeals to candidates seeking an academic career that combines advanced molecular diagnostics with a collaborative environment. It offers the opportunity to work with a diverse clientele ranging from university hospitals to government facilities while contributing to a culture defined by innovation, compassion, and excellence.

This Assistant Professor (Clinical) role within the Department of Pathology at the University of Utah School of Medicine and ARUP Laboratories focuses on Hematopathology. The position involves interpreting clinical test results, ensuring quality control, developing new laboratory tests, and teaching medical fellows and residents. The role appeals to candidates seeking to build an academic career while working in a high-complexity reference laboratory that serves a diverse national clientele. The environment fosters a culture of collaboration, innovation, and compassion, offering opportunities for professional growth through committee service and engagement with a wide variety of specimen types.

This full-time academic role involves a board-certified or eligible Pediatric Clinical Immunologist joining the Division of Pediatric Hematology Oncology at the University of Utah. The position focuses on providing clinical care for a growing immunology program, managing newborn screening for severe combined immunodeficiency, and serving as a liaison to the Primary Immune Deficiency Treatment Consortium. Key responsibilities include participating in clinical and basic research regarding inborn errors of immunity, implementing early-phase clinical trials, and engaging in medical education and advocacy. The role offers an appealing environment within a collegial academic setting that supports translational research, provides laboratory facilities for basic science programs, and fosters collaboration across genetics and bioinformatics. The position is based at Primary Children's Hospital with activities at main and companion campuses, offering a strong work-life balance in a city known for its outdoor recreation and cultural amenities.

The Hospital Mortician role within the Department of Pathology supports decedent affairs and postmortem examinations at a comprehensive health sciences center. Key responsibilities include coordinating with families to arrange the transition of the deceased, assisting pathologists with autopsy procedures, and managing the storage and disposition of specimens for educational purposes. The position also involves maintaining laboratory equipment and ensuring compliance with all regulatory standards. This full-time, on-site opportunity offers a chance to contribute to a respected academic medical environment with a focus on compassionate care and educational excellence. The schedule includes rotating weekends and varied shifts between Monday and Friday.

This Clinical Dietitian role at DMC Harper University Hospital involves providing specialized nutrition therapy within a renowned surgical and medical center. The position requires conducting comprehensive patient assessments, developing individualized nutrition care plans, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to address complex health needs. Key responsibilities include educating dietetic interns, participating in research initiatives, and managing foodservice operations to ensure optimal patient outcomes. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to work with advanced technology in a supportive, diverse, and inclusive environment dedicated to community health. It offers significant professional growth through continuing education and a comprehensive benefits package, situated within a facility known for its Centers of Excellence in neurosciences and cardiovascular services.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role operates within the Inpatient Pediatrics and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Carle Health. The position involves evaluating and treating patients of all ages, with a strong preference for candidates experienced in high-acuity neonatal environments. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive speech and language assessments, developing individualized treatment plans, and collaborating with medical teams and families to support patient recovery. The role offers the appeal of working within a Magnet-designated healthcare system known for fostering a supportive culture where team members feel valued. Opportunities for professional growth and lifelong careers are available across multiple central Illinois communities.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports patients across various rehabilitation settings within Sigma Rehab's Healthcare & Medical Services team. The position involves conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, developing individualized evidence-based treatment plans, and delivering therapy for speech, language, and swallowing disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and educating patients and families on home exercise programs. The role offers a supportive, people-centered culture that values teamwork and continuous professional development through mentorship and exposure to innovative technologies. Work arrangements may include on-site, hybrid, and telepractice models depending on patient needs, providing flexibility while contributing to high-quality community rehabilitation services.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports patients across various rehabilitation settings within Sigma Rehab's Healthcare & Medical Services team. The position involves conducting comprehensive clinical assessments, developing individualized evidence-based treatment plans, and delivering therapy for speech, language, and swallowing disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care, maintaining accurate clinical documentation, and educating patients and families on home programs. The role appeals to professionals seeking a people-centered culture that values teamwork, compassion, and continuous professional development through mentorship and exposure to innovative technologies. Work arrangements may include on-site, hybrid, and telepractice models depending on patient needs, offering flexibility while contributing to high-quality community rehabilitation services.

This part-time per diem role as a Home Health Speech Therapist at CenterWell Home Health involves delivering personalized rehabilitation services to patients within their homes or facilities. The position focuses on evaluating and treating speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders while developing and monitoring individualized plans of care. Key responsibilities include administering diagnostic tests, providing patient and family education on communication systems, and maintaining detailed clinical documentation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on patient independence and quality of life within a supportive, patient-centered community. The position offers flexible scheduling and requires reliable transportation for travel between patient locations.

This PRN role as a Home Health Speech Language Pathologist at CenterWell Home Health involves delivering personalized rehabilitation services to patients within their homes or facilities. The position requires evaluating and treating speech, voice, language, and swallowing disorders while developing and monitoring individualized plans of care. Key responsibilities include administering diagnostic tests, providing patient and family education on communication systems, and maintaining detailed clinical documentation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on patient independence and quality of life within a collaborative, patient-centered team. The position offers flexible scheduling suitable for part-time or variable hours and requires travel to various patient locations using a personal vehicle.

This role involves providing Speech Language Pathology services to older adults in Bellingham, WA, through FOX Rehabilitation's Geriatric House Calls model. The position covers delivering one-on-one care in private residences and senior living communities, performing evaluations, and developing individualized treatment plans to enhance patient mobility and independence. Key responsibilities include documenting care in an EMR system, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, and offering optional telehealth sessions. The opportunity is appealing for clinicians seeking autonomy, the ability to manage their own schedules, and a culture that values meaningful patient relationships and clinician-driven decision-making. The work arrangement combines in-person home visits with virtual care options, supporting a flexible lifestyle while advancing the mission to abolish ageism and promote aging in place.

This full-time School Speech Language Pathologist role supports the 2026/2027 academic year across multiple school sites in Oakland, California. The position involves conducting student evaluations and treatments, leading IEP meetings, and collaborating with educational teams to track progress. Key responsibilities include documenting assessments, writing reports, and maintaining attendance logs. The role is particularly appealing for new graduates and Clinical Fellows due to the dedicated mentorship program and reimbursement for licensure and continuing education. The company offers a comprehensive benefits package including paid holidays, vacation time, and a 401(k) plan. This is an in-person position designed for candidates passionate about serving children with diverse communication disorders in a collaborative school environment.

This travel role places a Speech Language Pathologist within a large urban school district in Baltimore, Maryland, supporting the Special Education team for the 2025–2026 academic year. The position involves conducting student assessments, developing and implementing Individualized Education Programs, and delivering direct therapy for various communication disorders. Key responsibilities include collaborating with teachers and families, participating in IEP meetings, and ensuring regulatory compliance. The opportunity is appealing for its potential to make a meaningful impact in a diverse district committed to inclusive education and equity. It offers a supportive environment for both licensed professionals and Clinical Fellows, featuring access to professional development, housing assistance, and comprehensive benefits. The role is based on-site in Baltimore, allowing clinicians to enjoy the city's vibrant culture and historic neighborhoods while advancing their careers.

This full-time Speech Therapist role within CenterWell Home Health focuses on delivering personalized rehabilitation services to patients in their homes or facilities. The position involves evaluating and treating speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders while developing and monitoring individualized plans of care. Key responsibilities include administering diagnostic tests, providing patient and family education on communication systems, and maintaining detailed clinical documentation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on patient independence and quality of life within a collaborative, patient-centered team. The position requires reliable transportation for home visits and offers opportunities for professional growth through continuing education and staff development programs.

This independent contracting role involves providing school-based speech-language pathology services for students across multiple schools in the Miami-Dade area. The position requires implementing specialized therapy techniques aligned with Individualized Education Programs, participating in IEP and multi-disciplinary team meetings, and collaborating with teaching staff to support classroom learning. The role is appealing due to the flexible independent contractor arrangement, access to a lending library of assessment tools, and a supportive community featuring consistent mentorship from clinical directors. The organization focuses on helping children thrive through a mission-driven approach that provides resources and guidance to ensure therapists can treat with confidence.

This full-time Speech Therapist role within CenterWell Home Health focuses on delivering personalized rehabilitation services to patients in their homes or facilities. The position involves evaluating and treating speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders while developing and monitoring individualized plans of care. Key responsibilities include administering diagnostic tests, providing patient and family education on communication systems, and maintaining detailed clinical documentation. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a direct impact on patient independence and quality of life within a collaborative, patient-centered team. The position requires reliable transportation for home visits and offers opportunities for professional growth through continuing education and staff development programs.

This full-time Speech Language Pathologist role supports the Special Education team at ChanceLight Behavioral Health within elementary school settings in Walker County, Georgia. The position focuses on delivering individualized speech therapy to students with diverse needs, including autism and behavioral disorders. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical assessments, developing and implementing evidence-based treatment plans, writing IEP goals, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and families to track student progress. The role offers a mission-driven environment where professionals can make a tangible impact on student lives while enjoying school-hour schedules, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth and mentorship.

This mobile outpatient role involves providing speech-language pathology services to older adults within their private residences or assisted living facilities. The Speech Language Pathologist evaluates patients, develops personalized treatment plans for communication and swallowing disorders, and coordinates care with interdisciplinary teams. Key responsibilities include conducting clinical assessments, documenting patient progress, and supervising clinical fellows or students. The position is appealing due to its flexible schedule, the opportunity to work in functional home environments, and access to a comprehensive mentorship program with free continuing education. The role requires a valid state license and reliable transportation to travel between various patient locations.