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Are you a pathologist and would like to work and live on Norway’s beautiful west coast?
Are you a pathologist and would like to work and live on Norway’s beautiful west coast?
Are you a pathologist and would like to work and live on Norway’s beautiful west coast?
Then we would love to hear from you.
We are looking for a specialist in pathology for a permanent 100% position at a hospital on Norway’s beautiful west coast. This is an excellent opportunity for a pathologist who wants to work in a strong professional environment with varied and meaningful diagnostic work.
The department plays an important role in patient diagnosis and treatment, working closely with clinical teams across the hospital. You will join a committed and experienced team with a broad diagnostic scope and a strong focus on professional development.
Responsibilities
Histological and cytological diagnostics.
Participation in autopsies and, where relevant, frozen section work.
Collaboration with clinical departments and multidisciplinary teams.
Contribution to internal teaching, quality improvement, and professional development.
Helping further develop the department’s diagnostic work.
Qualifications
European medical licence and specialist approval in pathology.
Experience in histology and cytology is desirable.
Strong collaboration and communication skills.
Fluent English skills and willingness to learn Norwegian.
We offer
A permanent position in a solid professional environment.
Varied work and broad diagnostic experience.
A supportive and inclusive working atmosphere.
Good opportunities for professional growth and development.
Free online language training with a private tutor
Assistance with authorisation and relocation
Support for you and your family throughout the entire process
The phrase “Norway’s beautiful west coast” is well supported as a natural promotional description of the region, which is known for its fjords, mountains, and coastline.
Interested in learning more?
This is an excellent opportunity for pathologists who would like to broaden their international experience while working in a modern European hospital setting.
Feel free to get in touch for more information about the hospital, location, and practical details to help you evaluate whether this opportunity could be the right fit for you.
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