Anatomic Pathologist – Independent Contractor

Job Description:

  • Review and interpret digital anatomic pathology cases for veterinary clients across North America
  • Provide timely, accurate diagnostic reports supporting patient care and clinical decision-making
  • Work independently while collaborating with experienced veterinary pathology professionals
  • Manage caseload according to preferred availability and workload capacity
  • Review pre-scheduled cases aligned with availability and preferences
  • Maintain high standards of diagnostic quality and medical accuracy
  • Stay informed on current topics, trends, and emerging issues in veterinary medicine
  • Use digital pathology platforms, computer systems, and dictation tools to complete case evaluations efficiently
  • Communicate findings clearly and professionally through written reports and other interactions
  • Read weekend cases based on interest and availability

Requirements:

  • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree
  • Strong experience in veterinary anatomic pathology
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to work independently and effectively manage priorities
  • Strong computer proficiency and comfort working in a digital environment
  • Ability to type and utilize dictation equipment efficiently
  • Service-oriented mindset with a commitment to quality and client satisfaction
  • Familiarity with current topics and issues in clinical veterinary medicine
  • Board certification through the American College of Veterinary Pathology (ACVP) or European College of Veterinary Pathology (ECVP)
  • Must have an active LLC or equivalent legal business entity in your country of residence
  • Must maintain your own professional liability insurance coverage appropriate for the services provided
  • Other professional engagements will be evaluated case-by-case for potential conflicts of interest with IDEXX
  • Fluency in French/English, Spanish/English, Portuguese/English, or Korean/English is a plus

Benefits:

  • Fully remote independent contractor opportunity
  • Flexibility to determine when you work and how many cases you read
  • Guaranteed weekday case scheduling through the end of June 2027
  • Optional weekend case opportunities
  • Opportunity to collaborate with a respected team of veterinary pathology professionals
  • Opportunity to build relationships within a growing pathology team
  • Potential consideration for future permanent opportunities based on business needs and available openings
  • Competitive compensation, incentives, and benefits
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