University of Alabama Medical Center, Birmingham
Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship

Opening for 2024
Number of appointments per year - 1

Description: The University of Alabama at Birmingham Departments of Pathology and Genetics jointly offer a one-year ACGME accredited fellowship in molecular genetic pathology. The fellowship is designed to train academically oriented pathologists and medical geneticists for a career in molecular genetic pathology, including hematology/oncology, infectious diseases, identity testing, molecular diagnostics of Mendelian disorders, cytogenetics, and medical genetics. After completion of this program, the fellow will be eligible to take the Molecular Genetic Pathology board examination cosponsored by ABP and ABMMG.

Training includes didactic courses, selected laboratory rotations and an in-depth research experience. The fellow will gain experience in a broad range of molecular techniques including nucleic acid extraction and amplification (PCR, RT-PCR, real-time PCR, NASBA, and SDA), sequencing, capillary electrophoresis, traditional cytogenetics, FISH, microarray and next generation sequencing technology. Trainees are expected to function as junior attending physicians and will be actively involved in test development, performance, preparation of report of sign-out, participation in clinic/inpatient visits and clinical consultation. Fellows are also exposed to administrative aspects of directing a modern molecular diagnostics laboratory. Opportunities for research experience are available in the first and subsequent years.

This program is directed by Shuko Harada, M.D., Professor of Pathology, Associate Director of the Division of Genomic Diagnostics & Bioinformatics and Section Head of Molecular Pathology.

Requirements: Applicants must be AP, CP or AP/CP or medical genetics Board eligible, or Board certified.

Stipends: Stipends are commensurate with the year of postgraduate training in pathology or genetics. Also provided is a professional development fund.

Applications: Submit application along with curriculum vitae and three letters of recommendation, including one from current program director to: path-fellowships@uabmc.edu.

Address letters of recommendation to:
Shuko Harada, M.D.
Professor of Pathology
Director, Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship Program
Department of Pathology
University of Alabama at Birmingham
619 19^th Street South, HSB 149M
Birmingham, AL 35249-6823

Additional information can be obtained from:
Program Coordinator
Telephone: (205) 975-3450
Email: path-fellowships@uabmc.edu
Website: http://www.uab.edu/medicine/pathology/education/fellowship-program

[#11584-4, exp. 16 November 2022]

Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
2 Positions: 2023 - 2024

Program Description
The Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Cedars Sinai Medical Center provides a funded ACGME-accredited fellowship position with a unique opportunity to combine state of the art molecular pathology with hands-on exposure to the clinical laboratory, clinical genetics, cytogenetics, and translational research. The Molecular Pathology Laboratory combines single gene tests and next-generation sequencing, with a focus on precision medicine for oncology, but also provides exposure to inherited and infectious disease. The Cytogenetics Laboratory is uniquely integrated with the Molecular Division and fellows participate in an integrated daily sign-out. The Cytogenetics Laboratory offers a broad range of testing which includes prenatal and postnatal diagnostics, and oncology testing by karyotype, FISH, and chromosomal microarray. With an excellent ratio of faculty to trainees, there is the opportunity to observe different approaches to clinical evaluation and to receive a high level of individualized mentorship.

Fellow Responsibilities and Translational Research Opportunities
In addition to daily routine sign-out, the fellow has hands-on experience in the laboratory with current assays and is required to develop a new clinical test during the course of the fellowship. As fellows gain experience, they act as junior attending with participation in all aspects of laboratory management including test development, validation, clinical interpretation, reporting, and ongoing proficiency testing/CAP preparedness, and management.

The wide scope of patient material in the pathology department and the Division's relationship with the Biobank & Translational Research Core and physician-scientists in a large number of departments provides a variety of opportunities for fellows to engage in clinical or bench research and develop their own projects of interest. This is facilitated by the Cedars-Sinai Clinical Scholars Program, which provides formal training in biostatistics, scientific ethics, grant writing, and approaches to clinical research and personalized medicine. California licensure is required at the time of appointment.

Stipends
Commensurate with the applicant's year of postgraduate training

Applications
Please visit our website for complete checklist and more information.

Program Director
Jean Lopategui, MD

All materials and inquiries should be addressed to the program coordinator:
Carrie Domagas
Sr. Academic Coordinator
Telephone: (310) 423-1610
Email: carrie.domagas@cshs.org

[#10364-3, exp. 3 February 2022]

Moffitt Cancer Center
Oncologic Molecular Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2024-2025

The Department of Anatomic Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Moffitt Cancer Center, Tampa, Florida offers a one-year fellowship in experimental and translational Oncologic Molecular Pathology in conjunction with ongoing exposure to Surgical Pathology. We have filled our 2023-24 position. We will begin accepting applications for the 2024-25 training year in Spring 2022.

Our fellowship provides the successful candidate an opportunity to pursue translational research in personalized cancer care. Duties will include advanced molecular analysis including preview of molecular pathology and next generation genomics results, assay validation, and translation of results into clinical care with interactions with oncologists and Personalized Medicine Group. There will be ample opportunities for research, including clinical molecular epidemiology with genomics data and image analysis for quality assurance, and for involvement in biomarker intensive clinical trials.

Successful candidates will be Florida medical licensed or eligible, board certified or board-eligible, and have completed an ACGME-accredited Anatomic Pathology residency.

Required application material:
• Standardized Application for Pathology Fellowships (download from the College of American Pathologists (CAP) website)
• 3 letters of recommendation (one from current program director preferred)
• Updated CV
• USMLE scores
• Transcripts
• Personal Statement

Please send completed applications and direct questions to:
Jackie Campbell
Graduate Medical Education Coordinator
Moffitt Cancer Center
12902 Magnolia Drive
Tampa, Florida 33612
Telephone: 813-745-3131
Email: jackie.campbell@moffitt.org

[#10268, exp. 23 February 2022]

Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
Unexpected Opening for 2022
Opening for 2023

We have an unexpected opening for the 2022-23 fellowship position. We are accepting applications for the 2023-24 fellowship position as of June 2021.

The subspecialty of Molecular Genetic Pathology employs testing of nucleic acids for disease diagnosis, prognosis and selection of therapy. A variety of tests are used for the detection and quantification of mutations in chromosomes, DNA, and RNA in four general areas of disease:
1. Hereditary diseases (e.g., epilepsy)
2. Hematologic malignancies (e.g., leukemia)
3. Solid tumors (e.g., lung cancer)
4. Infectious diseases (e.g., HIV/AIDS)

The fellow will rotate through molecular genetics, cytogenetics and microbiology laboratories at Feinberg-affiliated hospitals (Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago) and work with expert faculty who are nationally-recognized in the areas of education, research and patient care.

Education
Our Residency and Fellowship Programs function under the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University and are primarily based at Northwestern Memorial Hospital (NMH), which is consistently ranked as the top hospital in Illinois and in the top 10 nationwide. Our Northwestern University based faculty are dedicated to the education and mentorship of our trainees. The MGP fellow will work in a collegial environment with 22 pathology residents and 14 other fellows in which education and training remain the primary focus.

Research
The molecular laboratories provide translational and clinical research support to a variety of Centers and Institutes, including the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University, Northwestern Medicine Developmental Therapeutics Institute, Northwestern University Clinical and Translational Science Institute and NUgene. The MGP fellow will have opportunities to engage in translational and clinical research such as test development and validation in one or more areas.

Patient Care
Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Lurie Children’s Hospital are consistently ranked as the top hospitals in Illinois and among the best in the nation. The MGP faculty provide state-of-the-art testing to clinicians at these and other Feinberg-affiliated care sites for disease diagnosis, prognosis, selection of therapy and patient management.

Application
Send application materials and letters of recommendation to: molecularpathfellowship@northwestern.edu

[#10453, exp. 18 May 2022]

University of Chicago (NorthShore) Department of Pathology
Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2022-2023

This one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship includes training in the areas of inherited genetic disorders, cancer genetics, infectious disease, tissue typing, cytogenetics, pharmacogenomics, and medical genetics. The fellow will be trained in a broad range of molecular and cytogenetic techniques including nucleic acid extraction, quantitative and qualitative amplification methods (PCR, RT-PCR, quantitative PCR), multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA), capillary electrophoresis, Sanger sequencing, FISH, SNP-array, and next-generation sequencing. The fellow will actively participate in the review, interpretation, and reporting of test results, test development and validation, and will provide molecular consultation to clinicians.

For more information, please visit https://www.northshore.org/laboratory-medicine-pathology/educational-programs.

[#11123-1, exp. 23 July 2022]

Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
Iowa City, Iowa
Unexpected Opening for 2022-2023
Opening for 2024-2025

Program:
The University of Iowa offers a one-year accredited fellowship in molecular genetic pathology. The fellowship program entails a broad educational experience in both traditional and leading-edge technologies combined with knowledgeable and friendly faculty and staff providing a unique training experience in all areas of molecular pathology. The Molecular Pathology Laboratory serves as the primary site for molecular testing of neoplastic, genetic, and infectious diseases from the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics as well as for regional, national and international clients. We have over 50 diagnostic tests utilizing various methods including next generation sequencing by synthesis (Ion Torrent and Illumina systems), qualitative/quantitative PCR, emulsion PCR, and real-time PCR, Sanger sequencing, traditional and capillary electrophoresis and Southern blotting. The MGP fellowship includes six months of hands-on training in the Molecular Pathology Laboratory with special emphasis on molecular oncology, genetics, and infectious disease. Another three to four months are spent predominantly in the Genetics Division of the Department of Pediatrics. This block includes one month of general genetics, one month of specialty genetics rotations in the cancer center and neurology clinics and one month of cytogenetics training. The Cytogenetics Laboratory will provide exposure to traditional cytogenetics, FISH and Comparative Genomic Hybridization using microarray technology. During these rotations the fellow learns the role of an attending physician, with levels of responsibility and supervision appropriate for the level of training and experience. The fellow is also exposed to administrative and management aspects of directing a molecular diagnostics laboratory. The remaining three months are spent with independent test development in the Molecular Pathology Laboratory or on basic research projects in any one of numerous laboratories associated with the program. The fellows are encouraged to use this time to obtain preliminary data serving as the basis for applications for career development grants from federal and private agencies.

Requirements:
Applications will be accepted from residents who are MD or MD/PhD and have ACGME-accredited residency training in Pathology (AP/CP, AP, or CP) or Medical Genetics.

Stipends and Benefits:
Commensurate with level of training. The website of the Graduate Medical Education Office (https://gme.medicine.uiowa.edu/) contains specific information regarding stipends and benefits.

Inquiries:
Deqin Ma, MD, PhD
Fellowship Program Director
Telephone: (319) 384-5700
Email: deqin-ma@uiowa.edu

Application Process:
Please email the contact below for further application information:

Vicky J. Farrington-Howrey
Fellowship and Extern Coordinator
Department of Pathology (C684 GH)
University of Iowa Health Care
200 Hawkins Drive
Iowa City, IA 52242
Telephone: (319) 356-0319
Fax: (319) 384-9613
Email: vicky-farrington@uiowa.edu

Applications will be accepted until fellowship position is filled.

Please visit our website for additional information by clicking here.

[#11148, exp. 13 August 2022]

Washington University School of Medicine
Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2023-2024

Description: The Molecular Genetic Pathology fellowship program is a joint undertaking between the Divisions of Anatomic and Molecular Pathology, Laboratory and Genomic Medicine and Neuropathology. The fellowship is a one year position accredited by the ACGME and is designed to meet the needs of trainees interested in a career focused on the application of molecular genetic techniques to translational science and the clinical laboratory. Upon completion of the program, the fellow will have the skills necessary to pass the American Board of Pathology subspecialty exam in Molecular Genetic Pathology.

The Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital provide the clinical material for the program. The fellowship includes laboratory rotations through the Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory, Molecular Infectious Diseases Laboratory, and HLA Laboratory at Barnes-Jewish Hospital; the Cytogenetics Laboratory, Microarray Laboratory of the Department of Pathology; Genomics and Pathology Services (GPS) at Washington University; and the Bioinformatics section of the Department of Pathology. The fellowship also includes clinical rotations through the general pediatric genetics clinic and the general adult genetics clinic (as well as elective rotations through the neurogenetics, Down syndrome or Beckwith-Wiedemann clinics).

The fellowship provides a strong emphasis on the application of high throughput technologies to molecular oncology, and fellows will spend considerable time in our state-of-the-art NGS laboratory learning all aspects of the process including specimen intake, panel design, data analysis and case sign-out. Fellows will also participate in regular didactic teaching sessions with faculty and contribute to departmental conferences and journal clubs. Fellows are encouraged to present research findings at local and national meetings.

Requirements: Applicants must be Board eligible or certified in Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology or Medical Genetics and meet the requirements for medical licensure in Missouri. For general questions, you can contact Ashley Edwards, the Program Coordinator, at edwards.a@wustl.edu. You can apply at fellowships.path.wustl.edu.

Required materials include:
1. Standard CAP application
2. Current CV
3. Three Letters of Reference
4. Personal Statement
5. USMLE Transcript and ECFMG Certificate if applicable

Webpage: https://pathology.wustl.edu/training/training/clinical-fellowships/molecular-genetic-pathology-fellowship/

[#10719, exp. 6 May 2022]

Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Openings for 2022-2023 and 2023-2024

The University of Nebraska Medical Center Department of Pathology and Microbiology is pleased to offer a 1 year ACGME-accredited fellowship in Molecular Genetic Pathology beginning July 1. This fellowship will offer comprehensive exposure to all areas of molecular diagnostics and molecular pathology including those in solid tumor oncology, hematopathology, inherited diseases, infectious diseases, human identity testing, and histocompatibility. The Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory, Human Genetics Laboratory and Nebraska Collaborative Laboratory perform over 30,000 tests a year utilizing various technologies including next generation sequencing, cytogenomic arrays, FISH, real-time PCR, reverse-transcriptase PCR, pyrosequencing, PCR/fragment analysis and various multi-analyte platforms. The fellow will also have the opportunity to rotate in the microbiology laboratory and Nebraska Public Health Laboratory to learn about the role of molecular technologies in the epidemiology of infectious diseases and biopreparedness. The fellow will benefit from interactions with over 15 faculty members who are nationally known in the fields of molecular diagnostics, oncology, genetics and inherited diseases, infectious diseases and histocompatibility.

UNMC, and its hospital partner, Nebraska Medicine, are home to the NCI-Designated Fred and Pamela Buffett Cancer Center, Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics and Rehabilitation, Lied Transplant Center, Michael F. Sorrell Center for Health Science Education and Nebraska Public Health Laboratory, which will provide enhanced experiences in molecular diagnostics.

Requirements:
Board eligible or certified in both anatomic and clinical pathology is preferred.

Types and Numbers of Appointments:
1 fellow each academic year.

Community:
Omaha is a metropolitan center of more than 900,000 people that is strategically located within a day's drive to the Rocky Mountains, Minneapolis, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Chicago. It has been ranked highly in livability with its affordable housing and excellent school systems, as well as several institutions of higher education. In Omaha you can enjoy world-class theatre, symphony, opera, sports, concerts, art galleries, museums, dining, shopping, and more. Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium has been ranked first in the Nation.

Stipends:
The stipend is that of a fifth year resident, but may be adjusted appropriately for the level of post-residency training.

Program Director: Allison Cushman-Vokoun, MD, PhD

Applications:
Applicants need to submit a complete application package. The package includes the CAP standardized fellowship application form, a curriculum vitae, personal statement, United States Medical Licensing Examination summary sheet showing parts 1, 2, & 3, AP/CP board certification (if applicable), Dean’s letter, Medical school transcript, and three letters of recommendation. The personal statement should include a brief overview of the applicant's interest, related experiences, and long term career goals. The three letters of recommendation should include one letter from the current Program Director, and two from other physicians or graduate advisors who know the applicant well. International graduates must also submit a copy of a valid Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) certificate. Please send complete applications to:

Kim Martin
Residency/Fellow Coordinator
University of Nebraska
Pathology and Microbiology
ATTN: Kim Martin
983135 Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha, NE 68198

Telephone: (402) 559-7726
Fax: (402) 559-6018
Email: Kimberly.martin@unmc.edu
Website: http://www.unmc.edu/pathology/residencies-fellowships/index.html

[#10665, exp. 4 June 2022]

Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center
Openings for 2024

A comprehensive training in Molecular Genetic Pathology (MGP) is provided at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center and TriCore Reference Laboratories in all areas of Molecular Pathology including Molecular Oncology, HLA typing, Hereditary Genetic Tests, Pharmacogenomics, Molecular Microbiology/Virology, Gene Expression Profiling for Ph-like B lymphoblastic Leukemia and Cytogenetics/FISH. Training in Medical Genetics and Genetic Counseling is provided in Medical Genetics and Dysmorphology Clinics in Department of Pediatrics and Cancer Genetics at the University of New Mexico Cancer Center with close interaction of MGP fellow with pediatric dysmorphologists, geneticists, genetic counselors, hematologists and oncologists including participation in their medical rounds. The MGP fellow will be trained in a structured manner with active involvement in the interpretation of molecular pathology test results, preparation of molecular pathology reports prior to sign out and discussion of results with referring physicians. An integrated approach will be taught and used. The fellow will attend ongoing education conferences and didactic presentations. The fellow will also present conferences including interesting, classic or challenging cases in molecular pathology. The fellow will participate in QA/QC aspects of molecular pathology as well as in weekly laboratory management meetings. Graduated responsibility will be given to the fellow as the fellow accrues acceptable competency levels. Ample opportunities for research projects and publications are provided and the fellow is encouraged to present his/her work in molecular pathology-related national meetings. The molecular tests are mainly performed at TriCore Reference Laboratories and include over 70, 000 molecular diagnostic tests, over 3,000 molecular oncology, and over 5,500 cytogenetics/FISH assays. A range of technologies is employed that include Next Generation Sequencing, RT-PCR, qualitative PCR, allelic discrimination PCR, quantitative real time PCR, Sanger sequencing, high resolution melting curve analysis, restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis, DNA methylation assays, fluorescent and chromogenic in situ hybridization, chromosomal microarray, gene expression profiling and capillary electrophoresis.

For more information, contact Mohammad Vasef, M.D. (fellowship director) at MVasef@salud.unm.edu or visit https://hsc.unm.edu/medicine/departments/pathology/education/fellowships/molecular-genetic-pathology-fellowship.html.

New Mexico's mild four season climate and abundant outdoor recreational opportunities combined with a rich cultural heritage complement the educational opportunities. Visit http://www.itsatrip.org to discover Albuquerque. Find out more about our Department and view our YouTube videos at https://hsc.unm.edu/medicine/departments/pathology/.

Requirements:
MD plus residency training in pathology or medical genetics in an ACGME accredited program. Please submit: CAP application, Curriculum Vitae, personal statement, and three letters of reference (one of which should come from your program director) to be received no later than November 15 of each year for positions commencing July 1 two years later. Interviews will be conducted in January.

Submit materials to: HSC-MolecularPath@salud.unm.edu or by mail to:

Mohammad Vasef, M.D., MGP Fellowship Program Director
1001 Woodward Place NE
Albuquerque, NM 87102

[#10577-5, exp. 17 May 2022]

Research Fellowship in Prostate Cancer Pathology
Opening for 2021-2022

Websites:
https://trp.cancer.gov/spores/prostate.htm
https://prostatespore.weill.cornell.edu/

The Specialized Program of Research Excellence (SPORE) in Prostate Cancer at Weill Cornell Medicine offers a one to two-year Research Fellowship in Prostate Pathology.

Objectives: The Weill Cornell Medicine SPORE program is composed of four projects focused on highly translational areas relevant to the detection and treatment of prostate cancer. This Research Fellowship has a extensive exposure to oncologic surgical pathology and a comprehensive translational research component. The Fellow will act as a bridge between pathologists, oncologists, surgeons, computational biologists and basic scientists in order to facilitate completion of the SPORE projects. These include the development of biomarkers to assess disease progression, new therapeutic approaches and translation of pre-clinical models into the clinic. The fellow will work closely with the biobank to develop and maintain high quality tissue samples to be used for a variety of research platforms.

Responsibilities and learning opportunities:
  •   To inventory, review and annotate prostate cancer samples for a variety of studies
  •   To become familiar with next-generation sequencing platforms
  •   To be involved in assay development and validation studies
  •   To participate in other prostate-related pathology research activities, including our rapid autopsy program
  •   To assist in research activities that support SPORE Projects

Requirements: Both pathologists in training and candidates who have completed pathology residency will be considered. Prior experience in molecular biology/molecular pathology and/or prior fellowship training is encouraged. One position is available.

Faculty: Brian D. Robinson, MD, Francesca Khani, MD, Juan Miguel Mosquera, MD, Massimo Loda, MD.

Stipends: Salaries are commensurate with the level of training.

Applications: Please send Curriculum vitae, personal statement and two letters of recommendation to:

Juan Miguel Mosquera, MD and Brian D. Robinson, MD
Co-Directors, Biospecimen Core
SPORE in Prostate Cancer at Weill Cornell Medicine
c/o Sam Gomez
Program Manager
New York, NY 10065
Email: sag4013@med.cornell.edu

[#11213, exp. 11 August 2022]

UPMC Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
2023-2024

The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Department of Pathology is recruiting to fill two positions in their ACGME-approved Molecular Genetic Pathology (MGP) fellowship for 2022 - 2023. The recently renovated Molecular & Genomic Pathology laboratory at UPMC performs >21,000 molecular tests annually spanning major areas of solid tumor, hematologic oncology and genetics. Most assays are performed using next generation sequencing (NGS). Extensive exposure to NGS-based molecular tests will be offered. Additional training in molecular infectious disease, HLA, clinical genetics, FISH, cytogenetics and lab management is offered. Participation in assay development/research projects and proficiency testing is expected. Candidates with prior molecular experience are encouraged to apply.

Interested and qualified individuals who are board-eligible or board-certified in anatomical pathology or molecular genetics should submit the required documents (http://path.upmc.edu/fellowship/mole-dx/index.htm) to the Fellowship Director:

Tim Oury, MD
Director, MGP Fellowship
Department of Pathology, University of Pittsburgh
Clinical Lab Building
3477 Euler Way, Room 8032
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-2582
Phone: (412) 802-6797
Facsimile: (412) 802-6799
Email: tdoury@pitt.edu

[#10972, exp. 16 September 2022]

University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center - Dallas, Texas
Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2022

Description
The Department of Pathology at UTSW offers a one-year ACGME accredited fellowship in Molecular Genetic Pathology. The fellowship offers training in a wide variety of areas, including hematology/oncology, infectious diseases, mendelian disorders, cytogenetics, and medical genetics. Fellows rotate through the Molecular Diagnostics labs at UT Southwestern and Children’s Health Children’s Medical Center. The fellowship also incorporates clinical rotations in Clinical Genetics at Children’s and Parkland Hospital, and Cancer Genetics at Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center. At the completion of this program, the fellow will be eligible to take the Molecular Genetic Pathology board examination.

Fellows will participate in assay sign utilizing various methodology including real-time PCR, Sanger, Illumina and Ion Torrent next generation sequencing, capillary electrophoresis fragment analysis, and Sequenom mass spectrometry. All of our previous fellows have led a new assay validation project. Fellows will participate in journal clubs, molecular and clinical conferences, and can attend UT Southwestern basic science and clinical conferences to fit their interests. Involvement in a translational or clinical research project is expected. Elective rotations in cytogenetics, FISH, DNA arrays, and HLA are available. Research projects can be tailored around each fellow’s personal interests.

Successful candidates will be Texas medical licensed or eligible, board certified or board-eligible, and have completed an ACGME-accredited Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology residency.

Application
Please see our website for complete information about submitting an application.

Southwestern Medical Center is committed to an educational and working environment that provides equal opportunity to all members of the University community. As an equal opportunity employer, UT Southwestern prohibits unlawful discrimination, including discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, age, disability, genetic information, citizenship status, or veteran status. To learn more, please visit: https://jobs.utsouthwestern.edu/why-work-here/diversity-inclusion/.

[#10061-2, exp. 30 October 2021]

Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship
2021-2022

This is a one-year, ACGME-accredited clinical fellowship which trains pathologists and medical geneticists for a career in Molecular Genetic Pathology. The trainee receives a thorough exposure to all aspects of molecular genetic pathology including infectious diseases, hematopathology, oncology, transplantation, and medical genetics. The VCU Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory is a state-of-the art, 6,400 sq ft facility that performs more than 25,000 tests annually. Fellows participate in laboratory test development and translational research. The fellows are responsible for interactions with clinicians and other pathologists, and test interpretation as the training progresses. Fellows rotate through the human genetics clinical services and in the biochemical genetics laboratory. Hands-on experience is obtained with a broad range of molecular techniques including nucleic acid extraction, real-time PCR, reverse transcriptase PCR, cytogenetics, FISH, SNP analysis, Affymetrix microarray technology, bone marrow engraftment chimerism studies, direct Sanger sequencing and next generation sequencing for cancer and inherited disorders panels as well as whole exome sequencing.

Requirements: Preference will be given to applicants who have completed AP/CP training, or are board eligible in anatomic and/or clinical pathology. All candidates must have passed USMLE Step 3.

Program Director: Michael O. Idowu, MD, MPH

Stipends: Salary and benefits are commensurate with level of training.

Available Position(s): Currently accepting applications for the 2021 – 2022 academic year – one position.

Applications: Interested individuals should submit a CV and the Standardized Application for Pathology Fellowship form found on the CAP website (www.cap.org), the VCU Pathology website (www.pathology.vcu.edu). Applicants should also request three letters of recommendation, one of which should come from their current program director. All documentation should be sent to the training program coordinator:

Dr. Pamela Adams-Lewis
Senior Program Coordinator
Virginia Commonwealth University
Health System, Department of Pathology
PO Box 980662, 1101 E. Marshall St., 4th Fl
Richmond, VA 23298
Telephone: 804-827-0561
Fax: (804) 827-1078
Email: pathgme@vcuhealth.org

Website: www.pathology.vcu.edu

[#10386-2, exp. 21 April 2022]