PathGroup's forensic pathology division is seeking a
Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Forensic Pathologist to support our forensic services in Tyler, Texas.
This is a unique opportunity for a forensic pathologist seeking exceptional work-life balance through a low-volume, highly autonomous practice. Physicians enjoy a predictable Monday-Friday schedule, flexible workflow, meaningful medico-legal work, and the opportunity to help shape the future of the local forensic program while receiving support from PathGroup's national forensic pathology network.
Highlights- Low-volume forensic practice with approximately 5-8 cases per week
- Typical daily volume of 0-2 cases
- Monday-Friday schedule with predictable workflow
- Excellent work-life balance with flexible scheduling
- High degree of autonomy in case management
- Opportunity to build and shape the local forensic program
- Supported by PathGroup's national forensic pathology network
- Competitive compensation package with incentive opportunities
- NEW Higher Sign-on Bonus and relocation assistance
- Visa sponsorship and green card support available
- No hospital or payor credentialing required
About the Practice- Low-volume forensic practice supporting the Tyler region
- Independent work environment with flexible scheduling
- Strong emphasis on documentation and medico-legal excellence
- Opportunity to help grow the local forensic program
- Supported by PathGroup's national forensic infrastructure
About TylerTyler is a growing East Texas community known for its affordability, natural beauty, and exceptional quality of life. Often called the
Rose Capital of America, Tyler offers a slower pace of life with access to lakes, parks, golf, and outdoor recreation while remaining within driving distance of Dallas.
It's an ideal location for physicians seeking professional autonomy, predictable scheduling, and an outstanding work-life balance.
Key Responsibilities- Perform forensic autopsies and postmortem examinations
- Determine cause and manner of death
- Prepare comprehensive reports and provide courtroom testimony when required
- Collaborate with law enforcement, legal professionals, and investigative teams
- Ensure accurate and timely case documentation
- Participate in team-based scheduling and coverage
- MD or DO from an accredited institution
- Board-Certified or Board-Eligible in AP/CP and Forensic Pathology
- Eligible for Texas medical licensure
- Strong communication and courtroom presentation skills
- Interest in collaborative forensic team practice
- Candidates completing forensic fellowship are encouraged to apply
