Advance your career in pathology at Sahlgrenska University Hospital
Join one of Scandinavia's largest and most comprehensive pathology departments, where a broad spectrum of clinical pathology specialties, advanced technologies and close multidisciplinary collaboration create a stimulating and rewarding environment for pathologists.
Whether your interests lie in histopathology, cytopathology, molecular pathology or other subspecialised areas, you will work alongside highly skilled colleagues and contribute to complex and challenging cases that support your professional growth.
Why Choose Sahlgrenska University Hospital?
A broad spectrum of pathology subspecialties
The pathology department offers exceptional breadth across more than 20 subspecialties within clinical pathology. Working across such a wide spectrum of clinical pathology areas creates extensive opportunities to deepen expertise and develop subspecialist competence.
Advanced diagnostic capabilities
Sahlgrenska University Hospital's Department of Pathology is at the forefront of the ongoing digital transformation of pathology. Working in an environment shaped by advanced diagnostic methods, and emerging technologies enables pathologists to remain at the leading edge of their specialty.
A collaborative environment with flexible working arrangements
Flexible working arrangements, including opportunities for partial remote work, make the Department of Pathology at Sahlgrenska University Hospital an attractive and rewarding place to work. Combined with a supportive culture, knowledgeable colleagues and a collegial atmosphere, this makes the department a place where pathologists can thrive.
Pathology Department – at a glance
Clinical Pathology at Sahlgrenska University Hospital is Sweden's largest pathology services, operating through three laboratories across Western Sweden. The department processes approximately 100,000 tissue and cytology samples annually and provides diagnostics across most subspecialised organ areas.
The department employs around 270 professionals, including approximately 50 specialist pathologists and more than 10 pathology residents. The largest site is located at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg, with approximately 190 employees.
With expertise spanning more than 20 pathology subspecialties, the department offers a broad range of diagnostic services, including histopathology, cytopathology, molecular pathology, transplant pathology and autopsy pathology.
The department is also actively engaged in high-quality research closely integrated with clinical practice, contributing to the continued advancement of pathology and diagnostic medicine.
Pathologist profiles currently in demand
Sahlgrenska University Hospital welcomes applications from specialist pathologists trained within the European Union or from specialists with a minimum of three years' experience practising within an EU country.
Current priority recruitment areas include:
Neuropathology
Soft Tissue Pathology
Cytopathology
Hematopathology
International candidates may be eligible for relocation support and assistance throughout the onboarding process.
Connect with our HR team to learn more: su.recruit@vgregion.se
