Interested in clinical pathology? Wanting to develop your career as part of a friendly, highly collaborative team? At GSK we are seeking a talented, flexible, highly motivated veterinary pathologist with sound knowledge and interest in toxicological, experimental and clinical pathology to join our team in the UK. For candidates boarded in anatomic pathology, there will be the opportunity to contribute to both the histopathological and clinical pathology interpretation of toxicology and efficacy studies. Learn more from the full advert and find a career with purpose…
Veterinary Pathologist with scientific responsibility for clinical pathology (268.9 KiB, 11 hits)
Interested and qualified candidates can apply directly CLICK HERE and use the WD job ID: WD128142
To encourage the support of professional development for pathology educators, the Group for Research in Pathology Education (GRIPE) is again offering the John H. Holliman Resident Scholarship to a pathology resident who is sincerely interested in pursuing undergraduate or graduate teaching of pathology as part of their career planning.
GRIPE is a national/international organization of institutions, interest groups, and individuals who are dedicated to improving the quality of pathology education in allopathic and osteopathic medical, nursing, dental and allied health schools.
The scholarship covers registration expenses (travel and lodging are not included) for the annual GRIPE Winter meeting will be in Las Vegas, Nevada, January 25-27, 2018. Further details of the meeting can be found online at www.gripemeeting.org.
Please encourage any of your residents who are interested in Pathology medical education to apply before October 31, 2017.
Download the application here.
E-mail the completed form along with the resident’s one-page statement emphasizing his/her interest in teaching along with a curriculum vita that demonstrates past teaching experiences to Danielle Inscoe at danielle@gripeadmin.org. You may also fax your completed forms to 304-523-9701.
The resident will also be asked to prepare a poster on a topic of his/her choice and give a 10-minute presentation summarizing the poster at the 2018 meeting. The scholarship will be awarded by December 15, 2017 at which time the recipient and all applicants will be notified.
OPEN CALL TO FOUNDATION MEMBERS INTERESTED IN DOING INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH/TRAINING IN VETERINARY PATHOLOGY
If you are a ACVP/ECVP boarded pathologist, read on...............................................
The Leidos corporation, which is a recipient of a Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) contract, is currently looking for veterinary pathologists who would be interested in working in their specialty in the following countries: Georgia, Iraq, and Tanzania. Time commitments will range from multiple 2 week trips per year to up to a year-in-residence. DTRA is searching for people who can do research and/or training.
When and where interested veterinary pathologists will be involved depends upon the specific Task Orders issued by DTRA. … The interaction between The Leidos Corporation, the Department of Defense, the engaged individuals and the Foundation (if any) have yet to be discussed. Nonetheless, this represents a unique opportunity to further the veterinary pathology mission and integrate our discipline into global disease programs on a large scale. This email is simply to make our members and colleagues aware of this opportunity and gauge the level of interest.
This is a 5-year contract and will ultimately involve work in 42 countries (please see attached Excel file for list of countries that will be involved).
For now, we would like to get inputs from you as soon as possible regarding your current engagements and capabilities for supporting work in the three countries specified above. The attached STEP Partner Organizational Capabilities file will allow us to provide the Leidos corporation with data they need in the following areas: (Sheets 3 – 7 only)
- Your areas of special technical expertise/interest for supporting STEP activities
- names/research interests who would like to be involved in the program
- countries in which you would like to be engaged under STEP
- CBEP partner countries with which you have current or previous collaborations and close contacts
- Supplemental information (institutional certifications, rankings, OIE / WHO / FAO affiliations, special recognition awards, etc.)
STEP Partner Organizational Capabilities (52.1 KiB, 11 hits)
Please feel free to call our Project leader, Dr. Tracey McNamara for further details on this opportunity. She may be reached at: tcmcnamara@western.edu or (917) 969-1031.
ADVERTISE WITH THE BSTP
Placing an advert with the BSTP is an effective way of reaching those working in the field of toxicological, experimental and veterinary pathology in Europe and beyond. It’s easy too. Job postings can be placed online, and we accept other adverts too, with flexible options to suit your needs.
Posting an open position on our Website:
Open positions are displayed on most pages of the website with a link through to an individual page giving details of the position. In order to post a position with the BSTP we will need the following information:
- Position title (e.g. Senior Toxicological Pathologist)
- Company Name (e.g. A Company)
- Company logo (small thumbnail size - exactly 210 x 125 px; ideally .jpeg, .gif or similar)
- A small “teaser” about the job/company – usually 3 or 4 sentences/50 or so words; no bigger than 300 words
- Either a pdf file containing more information about the job/how to apply or a url which contains all of the information required which we can link to (feel free to supply both, both will appear online)
We are very flexible and would encourage you to contact the BSTP Secretariat to discuss your options.
Current Charges (subject to change without prior notice):
- £150 per month on the BSTP Website for an open position posting
Please contact the BSTP Secretariat to discuss all advertising requests - bstpoffice@aol.com