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List of Fellowship Directors
Openings for July 2021
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
UAB Department of Pathology
Genitourinary Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021 and 2023
Number of appointments per year - 1
Description: The Division of Anatomic Pathology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, offers a one-year fellowship experience in Genitourinary (GU) pathology. The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Surgical Pathology laboratory performs approximately 50,000 surgical cases yearly, of which ~2500 are GU cases comprising benign and malignant conditions of prostate, bladder, kidney, testis, penis and adrenal gland, from different specimen types, including needle biopsies, resections, and consult cases. Fellows actively participate in previewing and signing out all types of GU cases. Sign-out privileges are also anticipated for fellows with appropriate qualifications for both routine and frozen section services. Opportunities for elective rotation in subspecialty areas of Surgical Pathology are available, making the program flexible and individually tailored. There are multiple interdisciplinary conferences at UAB (including GU and multidisciplinary tumor board, among others) in which fellows may actively participate. Fellows are encouraged to participate in ongoing basic, translational or applied research projects in collaboration with the more than two dozen faculty members in the Division, leading to publications and presentations at national meetings. Rotations are entirely at The University of Alabama Hospital. The program is optimized with structured didactic lectures and slide sessions relevant to daily practice. A combined GYN/GU fellowship may be considered for those interested in both subspecialties.
This fellowship program is directed by Cristina Magi-Galluzzi, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Pathology.
Requirements: MD degree, license to practice medicine in the State of Alabama and completion of pathology core requirements (3 years of AP or 4 years of combined AP/CP training). Previous Surgical Pathology or Cytopathology training is preferred.
Stipends: Stipends are commensurate with the level of postgraduate training in Pathology. 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:
Cristina Magi-Galluzzi, M.D., Ph.D.
Division Director, Anatomic Pathology
Director, GU Pathology Fellowship Program
The C. Bruce Alexander Endowed Professorship in Pathology
Department of Pathology
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
619 19th 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: https://www.uab.edu/medicine/pathology/education/fellowship-program
[#10009-10, exp. 16 November 2021]
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
UAB Department of Pathology
Gynecologic Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021 and 2023
Number of appointments per year - 1
Description:
The Division of Anatomic Pathology at the University of Alabama (UAB) Medical
Center, Birmingham, offers a one-year Fellowship/Instructorship position in Diagnostic
Gynecologic Pathology with advanced comprehensive training experience, graduated
responsibilities, and sign out privileges. The Gynecologic Pathology Section at UAB provides
diagnostic interpretations of routine gynecology and gynecologic oncology specimens for UAB
Hospital, satellite clinics, and O’Neil Comprehensive Cancer Center patients. It receives
consultations that serve UAB pathology outreach services (CPPP), other local and regional
institutions, providing comprehensive review of the cases. From the approximately 50,000
surgical pathology accessions performed at UAB Surgical Pathology laboratory, about 4,500
represent gynecologic pathology specimens, including in-house and consultation material.
Fellows are expected to present at weekly Gynecologic Oncology Tumor Board conferences
and supervise residents in the gross room. Fellows are encouraged to participate in ongoing
basic or translational research projects in collaboration with the Gynecologic Pathology section
faculty members, leading to publications and presentations at national meetings. The program is
optimized with structured didactic lectures and slide sessions relevant to daily practice.
Rotations take place at The University of Alabama Hospital. For those with an interest in
Perinatal and Placental Pathology, ongoing rotation through the MDL service is possible.
Combined GYN/GU and Breast/GYN one-year fellowship options are also available.
This program is directed by Andrea Kahn, M.D., Professor and Interim Section Head of Gynecologic Pathology.
Requirements:
MD degree, license to practice medicine in the State of Alabama and completion of pathology core requirements (3 years of AP or 4 years of combined AP/CP training).
Stipends:
Stipends are commensurate with the level of postgraduate training in Pathology. 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:
Andrea Kahn, M.D.
Professor of Pathology
Interim Section Head of Gynecologic Pathology Program
Department of Pathology
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
619 19th 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: https://www.uab.edu/medicine/pathology/education/fellowship-program
[#10009-7, exp. 16 November 2021]
The University of Alabama at Birmingham
UAB Department of Pathology
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021 and 2023
Number of appointments per year - 4
Description:
The Division of Anatomic Pathology at the University of Alabama (UAB) Medical
Center, Birmingham, offers a one-year Fellowship/Instructorship position in Diagnostic Surgical
Pathology with advanced comprehensive training experience, graduated responsibilities, and
sign out privileges. There are approximately 50,000 specimens per year, which cover the entire
breadth and depth of Pathology. It provides service to O’Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center at
UAB, supports the liver and kidney transplantation program, and provides daily consultations to
the UAB – affiliated peripheral medical Centers in the State of Alabama. The Anatomic
Pathology division is subspecialized with major sections including GI/liver Pathology, Breast
Pathology, GYN Pathology, GU Pathology, Musculoskeletal Pathology, Head and Neck
Pathology, Pulmonary Pathology, and Renal Pathology. Tailoring the fellowship with
subspecialty focus in up to three aforementioned (Breast, GYN, GU, ENT, Bone/Soft tissue, GI)
areas is possible. Opportunities for elective rotations in other services including Pediatric
Pathology at Children’s of Alabama (adjacent to UAB Hospital) and Molecular Pathology exist.
The responsibilities include covering frozen sections, active participation in interdepartmental
tumor boards and conferences, and teaching residents and medical students. Fellows are highly
encouraged to participate in ongoing basic, translational or clinic-pathologic research projects in
collaboration with more than 90 faculty members in the Department. Rotations are entirely at
The University of Alabama Hospital.
This program is directed by Deepti Dhall, M.D., Professor and Associate Director of the Division of Anatomic Pathology.
Requirements:
MD degree, license to practice medicine in the State of Alabama, and
completion of pathology core requirements (3 years of AP or 4 years of combined AP/CP training).
Most fellows are in their 5th postgraduate level of training.
Stipends:
Stipends are commensurate with the level of postgraduate training in Pathology. Also
provided is a generous 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:
Deepti Dhall, M.D.
Professor of Pathology
Director, Surgical Pathology Fellowship Program
Department of Pathology
University of Alabama at Birmingham
619 19th 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
[#10009-2, exp. 16 November 2021]
Hematopathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021-22, 2023-24
The Department of Pathology offers a one-year, ACGME-accredited Fellowship in Hematopathology. The fellowship emphasizes academic diagnostic hematopathology. We support adult and pediatric hematology and oncology including bone marrow transplants, solid organ transplant programs and a regional Hemophilia Center. We are a regional Hematopathology referral center and an active participant in the Southwest Oncology Group.
Training includes acquisition of diagnostic skills for benign and neoplastic hematologic disorders using blood, bone marrow, lymph nodes, body fluids and any tissues involved by hematologic disorders. The fellow will become proficient in flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry, interpretation of FISH, karyotypes, automated hematology and special coagulation. Exposure to laboratory administration and leadership is part of the training, as is teaching residents and medical students. All previous fellows have passed subspecialty boards.
Applications:
Please visit our website: http://pathology.arizona.edu/education/fellowship for complete checklist and more information.
All materials and inquiries should be addressed to:
Tammy Talvy
Residency/Fellowship Program Manager
Telephone: (520) 626-6830
Email: fellowship@pathology.arizona.edu
[#10203, exp. 24 January 2022]
Arkana Laboratories - Renal Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022
The Arkana renal pathology fellowship is a one-year program designed to train a well-rounded academic renal pathologist. With more than 16,000 medical kidney biopsies each year (native and transplant) and 15 renal pathologists from different training backgrounds, Arkana provides an unparalleled resource for training. We foster an environment in which every trainee can become an expert in diagnostic renal pathology, developing a full understanding of the lesions which can be seen in medical kidney disease.
Because it is important for a renal pathologist to be able to design and carry out academic research, you will learn how to develop a research project, write a manuscript, and navigate the peer-reviewed medical literature submissions process. These projects can be developed utilizing our vast renal biopsy archive as well as the resources of the Arkana Biorepository and our zebrafish facility.
Our fellowship is designed to maximize learning and minimize extraneous 'scut work' without educational value. You are welcome to work on projects on the weekend but there is no weekend on-call responsibility in fellowship year. We will provide a warm and supportive environment with a staff of pathologists eager to help you immediately step into a full-time renal pathology position upon successful completion of the program.
Nidia Messias, MD
Arkana Laboratories
10810 Executive Center Drive, Ste 100
Little Rock, AR 72211
Telephone: (501) 604-2695
Email: nidia.messias@arkanalabs.com
[#9390, exp. 18 March 2021]
Hematopathology Fellowship
2021-2022 and 2022-2023
The Department of Pathology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences offers a one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship in hematopathology. The fellowship provides comprehensive training in morphologic and immunologic hematopathology as well as subspecialty training in molecular diagnostics, flow cytometry, blood coagulation, laboratory hematology, pediatric hematopathology, hemoglobinopathies and cytogenetics. The fellow will participate actively in diagnostic evaluations, clinical consultations, and teaching programs in the department. Opportunities for clinical and translational research are available, in which participation is strongly encouraged. The clinical material signed out by the UAMS Hematopathology Division includes nearly 5000 bone marrow biopsies and approximately 350 lymph node biopsies. The Division also provides diagnostic services at Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Our flow cytometry laboratory performs 8-color flow cytometry for diagnosis and minimal residual disease monitoring of hematolymphoid malignancies. Fellowship training is enhanced by a close working relationship with Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute, which has the only allogeneic bone marrow/stem cell transplant service in the state of Arkansas, and the Myeloma Center, an international center of excellence for research and treatment of plasma cell myeloma.
Requirements: Applicants must have an M.D. or D.O. degree (or foreign equivalent with ECFMG certification) and be board eligible or certified in anatomic and clinical pathology
Staff: Ginell R Post MD, PhD (program director), Daisy Alapat, MD; Steven A. Schichman, MD, PhD; Souyma Pandey, MD; Jeanette Ramos, MD; Rodolfo Henrich-Lobo, MD; Sergio Pina-Oviedo, MD, and Luis Carrillo, MD
Social Media: Facebook page: UAMS Hematopathology and Twitter page: uamshemepath
Submit a CAP Standardized Application for Pathology Fellowship, current CV, personal statement, and three letters of recommendation by email to:
Ashley Sanders
Program Coordinator
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
4301 W Markham, #517
Little Rock, AR 72205-7199
Email: aesanders@uams.edu
[#9244, exp. 29 January 2021]
LAC+USC Medical Center/Keck School of Medicine of USC
Cytopathology Fellowship
Accepting applications for
Academic Years 2021 and 2023
The Cytopathology Fellowship training program of the LAC+USC Medical Center has positions available for 2021 and 2023. This Cytopathology Fellowship training program has
the status of Continued Accreditation by the ACGME.
The Cytopathology Fellowship training program provides primary training experience in
cytopathology at LAC+USC Medical Center where there are annually 21,000 cytology
accessions, including 1,300 fine needle aspirations (FNA’s), 2,900 non-gynecologic exfoliative
specimens and 16,800 ThinPrep Pap tests per year. The affiliated hospitals of Norris Cancer
Hospital and Keck Hospital of USC provide an additional 6,900 cytopathology accessions,
including 850 FNA’s, 2,850 non-gynecologic exfoliative specimens, and 3,200 ThinPrep Pap
tests. The Department of Pathology at the LAC+USC Medical Center operates a daily morning
ultrasound-guided fine needle aspiration clinic. The LAC+USC Medical Center has a high risk
population with a cervical cancer rate that provides ample experience in gynecologic
cytopathology. The Norris Cancer and Keck Hospitals provide extensive exposure to cancer
cytopathology.
Requirements: The candidate must have completed 3 years of Anatomic Pathology training or
4 years of Anatomic and Clinical Pathology training by the beginning of the fellowship training.
The candidate must have a California Medical License by July 1st of their training year. A letter
from the resident’s Program Director must document all rotations the resident has taken.
Additional letters from the resident’s Cytopathology faculty are recommended.
Stipends: Support will be commensurate with the applicant’s level of training.
Submit applications to:
Wafaa A. Elatre, M.D., M.P.H., Cytopathology Program Director
Maria Guerra, Cytopathology Program Coordinator
LAC+USC Medical Center
1200 North State Street, Room A7E114
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Phone: (323) 409-7150
Fax: (323) 441-8193
E-mail: Wafaa.Elatre@med.usc.edu; mrg@usc.edu
Website: http://keck.usc.edu/pathology/training-education/fellowship-programs/cytopathology/
For more information, please visit our website at
https://sites.usc.edu/cytopath/
[#9896, exp. 20 September 2021]
Olive View / UCLA Medical Center
Department of Pathology
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022
Description: The UCLA affiliated Olive View / UCLA medical center offers a one-year fellowship in general surgical pathology. The fellow's primary responsibilities include signing out of surgical cases, frozen section diagnosis and occasional autopsies. The program offers excellent experience in fine needle aspiration. With UCLA residents and an attending staff of five, there are many opportunities for interacting with staff and direct teaching. In addition, the county hospital provides exposure to many unusual and rare cases. There is also ample opportunity for attending and organizing specialty conferences. Research and study time is available, including elective time in selected subspecialty areas. The rotations are predominantly at the Olive View / UCLA Hospital with the option to do electives at other hospitals including UCLA main campus.
Requirements: This position is open to applicants who have completed their training in AP and are Board eligible or certified. A California license is a requirement.
Stipends: Are commensurate with the resident's level of training.
Application: Prefer applications before December for the following July. Inquiries should be directed to:
Armine Baltayan, M.D, Program Director
Cynthia Inez, Program Coordinator
Olive View/UCLA Medical Center
14445 Olive View Drive
Sylmar, CA 91342-1495
Email: abaltayan@dhs.lacounty.gov; Cinez@dhs.lacounty.gov
Phone: 747-210-4036
Fax: 747-210-4065
[#9810, exp. 23 August 2021]
Neuropathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of California Irvine offers a two year ACGME-accredited Neuropathology Fellowship. M.D./D.O. candidates who have completed two years of ACGME-accredited anatomic pathology training are eligible and welcome to apply. The first year will be primarily clinical neuropathology encompassing a gamut of surgical and autopsy neuropathology cases including frozen sections, forensics, and pediatric pathology. The second year will afford junior attending opportunities as well as research time.
Neuropathologists on faculty include Drs. Edwin Monuki (developmental), Ronald Kim (general, dementia, spinal cord), William Yong (general, brain tumors, biobanking) and Mari Perez-Rosendahl (general, neuromuscular). Dr. Perez-Rosendahl and Professor Tahseen Mozaffar of the Department of Neurology specialize in neuromuscular pathology. The close cooperation with the Neuromuscular Medicine team is an especial strength of the training. In addition, UC Irvine hosts an outstanding annual international neuromuscular colloquium. Cases from the UC Irvine Gavin Herbert Eye Institute, encompassing diseases of the globe, orbit, eyelids, and conjunctival membranes, will be studied under the tutelage of Dr. Maria Del Valle Estopinal, the departmental ophthalmic pathologist. Translational research interests include neuro-oncology, COVID-19, and neuromuscular pathology. Basic research strengths in our department includes close interactions with MD/PhD and PhD research colleagues within our department and includes expertise in neurodevelopment and neurodegeneration. Autopsy neuropathology training is supplemented by 2 funded programs: 1) UC Irvine Alzheimer Disease Research Center that encourages research into the pathogenesis of different types of dementia; 2) Alzheimer Biomarker Consortium – Down syndrome (ABC-DS), a signature NIA program, which is actively engaged in research into Alzheimer disease pathogenesis in Down syndrome. A unifying theme in much of our research is to apply innovative artificial intelligence approaches to digital pathology to better diagnose disease and to enable preclinical research.
UC Irvine is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer advancing inclusive excellence. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age, protected veteran status, or other protected categories.
Director of Neuropathology Fellowship:
Ronald Kim, M.D.
Department of Pathology
UC Irvine Medical Center
101 The City Drive
Orange, CA 92868
To apply, please send letter of intent, Curriculum Vitae, and three letters of reference to:
Erika Somers
Email: esomers@hs.uci.edu
Ronald C. Kim, M.D.
Email: rckim@uci.edu
[#10169, exp. 02 December 2021]
Neuropathology Fellowship
Unexpected Opening for 2021-2023
The UCSD Neuropathology Fellowship has an unexpected opening for July 2021-June 2023.
The strengths of the Program include the participating teaching faculty with subspecialty expertise in pediatric, forensic, neuromuscular, ophthalmic, tumor and neurodegenerative pathology, and research scientists, including basic and physician-scientists, who have active laboratory research programs and are recognized experts in their respective fields. The Program also enjoys an outstanding relationship with the Departments of Neurosciences and Neurosurgery with respect to daily interactions associated with patient care activities, teaching conferences, and rotations of post-graduate trainees in Neuropathology. Such a relationship enriches the clinical neuroscience educational environment of the Training Program. The scope and quality of the clinical case material results from the four sites providing teaching materials, including the UC hospitals, the VA San Diego Medical Center, Rady Children’s Hospital, and the San Diego County Medical Examiner. The program curriculum also emphasizes neuroscience research training by utilizing one of the most outstanding neuroscience research environments in the United States. It is uniquely strengthened by the outstanding affiliated institutes and centers, including the Salk Institute, the UCSD Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, the Scripps Research Institute, the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research, the Burnham Institute, and the Veterans Administration Medical Center.
Requirements: Applicants must have completed Anatomic Pathology residency training and are expected to be eligible for certification by the American Board of Pathology. Applicants for combined AP/NP training are expected to meet the requirements for the overall residency program.
To apply, please submit a CAP application, updated CV and 3 letters of recommendation to Alexandra Murtha at amurtha@ucsd.edu
[#10269, exp. 6 January 2022]
LAC+USC Medical Center/Keck School of Medicine of USC
Hematopathology Fellowship
Accepting applications for Academic Year 2021-2022 (3 positions)
The Hematopathology Fellowship training program of the University of Southern California (USC)/LAC+USC Medical Center has three positions available for FY 2021-2022.
This Hematopathology Fellowship training program has Continued Accreditation status by the ACGME and provides diverse rotations – four months each – at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, a tertiary referral center; Los Angeles County (LAC) + USC, a large historic county hospital with a highly diverse patient population; and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, a top-tier pediatric hospital with high-volume pediatric hematopathology and referral testing for flow cytometry-based minimal residual disease (MRD). These structured rotations afford our fellows exposure to a wide variety of practice settings and case materials, with abundant opportunities for scholarly activity. In particular, four months dedicated to pediatric hematopathology and flow cytometry MRD analyses (lymphoid and myeloid) is a highly unique training experience. Training at all sites emphasizes development of problem solving skills. Fellows are required to become involved with research projects and to participate in a variety of conference presentations and teaching activities.
Requirements: The candidate must have completed 3 years of Anatomic Pathology training or 4 years of Anatomic and Clinical Pathology training and have a California Medical License before the start (July 1st) of the fellowship training year. A letter from the resident’s Program Director must document all rotations the resident has taken. Additional letters from the resident’s Hematopathology faculty are recommended.
Stipend: Support will be commensurate with the applicant’s level of training.
Submit applications to:
Imran N. Siddiqi MD, PhD, Hematopathology Program Director
c/o Maria Guerra, Hematopathology Program Coordinator
LAC+USC Medical Center
1100 North State Street, Room CTA7E
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Telephone: (323) 409-7150
Fax: (323) 441-8193
Email: mrg@usc.edu
[#9929, exp. 21 September 2021]
Colorado, University of Colorado School of Medicine - Surgical Pathology, openings for 2021 and 2022 [#10178, exp. 4 December 2021]
Colorado, University of Colorado School of Medicine - Transplantation Pathology, openings for 2021 and 2022 [#9887, exp. 09 September 2021]
Hartford Hospital
Department of Pathology
Cytopathology Fellowship Opening for 2021-2022
Program Description: Hartford Hospital offers a one-year, ACGME-accredited cytopathology fellowship in a high-volume, collegial setting, under the supervision of six experienced cyto/surgical pathologists. The fellow develops expertise in gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytopathology, including FNAs from all sites and EUS/EBUS specimens. The fellow also works with pathology residents rotating in cytopathology, and with a staff of exceptional cytotechnologists. The fellow has increasing levels of responsibility commensurate with level of performance and is exposed to all aspects of the laboratory, including quality assurance/improvement, fine needle aspiration biopsy adequacy assessment, cytopreparatory techniques, ancillary immunocytochemical and molecular techniques and correlation with surgical pathology specimens. In addition to the large volume of daily cases, the fellow has access to an exhaustive cytopathology library and glass slide study cases.
The laboratory processes over 100,000 Paps annually and uses both ThinPrep and Surepath technologies. It receives over 7,500 non-gyn specimens, including over 2,500 FNAs. Upon completion of the program, the fellow is well prepared for a cytopathology career in either an academic or private practice setting.
Requirements: Candidates must have completed training in anatomic pathology and passed Step-3 of the USMLE.
Applications: Fellow appointments are effective July 1st of each year. Applicants should submit a copy of their CV, personal statement of interest and goals, and three letters of reference to:
Mary Fiel-Gan, M.D.
Program Director
Claudette Davidson
Program Coordinator
Email: Claudette.davidson@hhchealth.org
[#9783-2, exp. 11 August 2021]
Hartford Hospital
Department of Pathology
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022 & 2022-2023
The Department of Pathology at Hartford Hospital sponsors three advanced-level one-year fellowships in surgical pathology. The Division of Anatomic Pathology represents an extensive training resource based on over 50,000 surgical accessions. The program features, in addition to the general surgical pathology rotations, opportunities for extensive experience in all subspecialty areas. The fellow program is structured to include 9-months of service responsibility and 3 months of elective rotation.
Surgical pathology rotation: The surgical pathology fellow (under direct supervision of attending pathologists) is part of a team approach to signing out surgical pathology cases. Along with residents and pathology attendings the fellows perform frozen sections and gross specimens. The fellows are expected to assume the role of team leader by managing overflow. They independently preview slides before sign out with the attending staff.
Experience in immunohistochemistry and molecular pathology and other subspecialities are available through elective rotations. Opportunities for teaching at the student and resident levels are available as are opportunities for presentation of diagnostic material at clinical pathological conferences. Investigative work and clinical-pathologic research activities are encouraged and resources are readily available.
Requirements: Completion of an accredited training program in AP or AP/CP and must have passed USMLE Step 3.
Applications: Fellowship appointments are effective July 1 of each academic year. Inquires regarding applications should be addressed to:
Margaret Assaad, M.D.
Director, Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Hartford Hospital
Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
80 Seymour Street, P.O. Box 5037
Hartford, CT 06102-5037
Telephone: (860) 972-6113
Claudette Davidson
Residency/Fellowship Program Coordinator
Email: Claudette.Davidson@hhchealth.org
[#9783-1, exp. 11 August 2021]
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital (MGUH)
Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Transplant, Medical Kidney and Liver Pathology Fellowship
Description: The Transplant, Medical Kidney and Liver Pathology fellowship offers a unique and the first of its kind opportunity that combines training in medical kidney, medical liver and transplant pathology of kidney, liver, pancreas and gastrointestinal tract. The Medstar Georgetown Transplant Institute (MGTI) is one of the leading and largest transplant centers in the United States by volumes and outcomes. This program is also a referral center in the above specialties for all Medstar Health Hospitals in Maryland and the District of Columbia and the Children’s National Medical Center (CNMC) (Washington, DC).
The Transplant, Medical Kidney and Liver pathology fellowship is a one-year fellowship that provides training in the subspecialties of transplant pathology (kidney, liver, pancreas and small bowel/other GI tract) and native kidney and liver pathology. Clinical material includes a diverse variety and high volume of common and uncommon transplant pathology, medical liver and medical kidney materials. The fellow will be exposed to approximately 2500 specimens from MGUH, CNMC and other Medstar hospitals and will gain clinical competency in light microscopy, immunofluorescence, electron microscopy, immunohistochemistry and molecular diagnostics in transplant, renal and liver pathology. The fellow will also participate and lead translational research projects and present in national and international scientific meetings.
The educational mission of the fellowship program is to provide comprehensive training in medical kidney, medical liver and transplant pathology with emphasis on producing a competent diagnostician, an educator to medical students and pathology residents and a consultant to transplant physicians, nephrologists and hepatologists.
Requirements: Applicants should have an MD or DO degree and be board-eligible or board-certified in Anatomic Pathology or combined Anatomic and Clinical Pathology.
Stipend: Commensurate with the level of post-graduate training, the base salaries for all trainees are set by the Office of Graduate Medical Education according to PGY level. Optional health benefits, life and disability insurance, flexible spending and retirement plan enrollment are available for all trainees. Generous educational and books funds, as well as parking, is provided.
Applications: Accepting applications for 2021 and 2022. Please email a cover letter, standardized College of American Pathology Fellowship application, personal statement, three letters of recommendation, current CV and ECFMG certification (if applicable) to:
Giovanna Taylor, Fellowship Program Coordinator
Email: Giovanna.J.Taylor@gunet.georgetown.edu
Telephone: 202-687-7020
The Fellowship Program Director, Dr. Bhaskar Kallakury, MD, can be contacted by email at kallakub@gunet.georgetown.edu for additional information.
Website: https://www.medstarhealth.org/education/affiliated-hospitals-2/medstar-georgetown-university-hospital/transplant-medical-kidney-and-liver-pathology/
[#10137, exp. 23 November 2021]
University of Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville
Blood Bank / Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Openings for 2021 and 2022
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at The University of Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville is accepting applications for our ACGME-approved transfusion medicine fellowship position. The program is designed to provide a quality experience in the broad discipline of blood banking and transfusion medicine. Our curriculum provides the fellow with individual mentorship and guidance by faculty with expertise in transfusion service, apheresis, blood banking, infectious disease testing, stem cell therapy, immunology and transplant serology.
Shands Jacksonville Medical Center (SJMC) is a 695 bed level 1 trauma center with a level 2 neonatal intensive care unit and an active cardiac surgery program. Fellowship experience will include rotations in The Blood Alliance Community Blood Center and at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville. The candidate must be board eligible/certified in AP/CP or CP and must be eligible for an unrestricted medical training license in the State of Florida.
Please send inquires to (email for specific details):
Agnes E. Aysola, M.D.
Director of Transfusion Medicine Fellowship Program
c/o Rebel Jones, Program Administrator
University of Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
655 W. 8th Street
Jacksonville, FL 32209
Email: rebel.jones@jax.ufl.edu
Telephone: (904) 244-4889
Fax: (904) 244-4060
[#9833, exp. 2 November 2021]
Cytopathology Fellowship
University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville
Openings for 2021 and 2022
The Cytopathology Fellowship Program at the University of Florida - College of Medicine - Jacksonville offers a one-year ACGME accredited fellowship program in diagnostic cytopathology. The program focuses exclusively on gynecological cytology, non-gynecological cytology, and fine needle aspiration biopsy cytology. Weekly didactic and microscopic conferences, monthly lectures, as well as a bi-monthly journal club supplement this training. During this period, the fellow is engaged in the examination of the cytopathologic material submitted to the Service under the supervision of the attending staff. The program also includes participation in the Intraoperative Cytology Consultation Service. Fellows are encouraged to participate in research projects with members of the department and/or in cooperation with clinicians.
Program Director
Shahla Masood, MD
Faculty
Jinous Saremian, MD
Anwer Siddiqi, MD
Length of Program
1 year
Eligibility
The fellowship is available to individuals who have completed training in pathology in an ACGME-accredited residency program. Board certification/ eligibility in either AP or AP/CP is required by the beginning of the fellowship in Cytopathology. Step 3 is a requirement as well as eligibility for medical license in the state of Florida. Early application is encouraged.
Number of Positions
2
Required documentation
Once applicants have submitted their applications, they will need to send the following documents in order to be considered for a fellowship position:
• Three letters of recommendation from an institution in which the applicant has trained. These letters should be addressed to Shahla Masood, MD.
• Copy of a medical school diploma and translation, if necessary.
• Letters certifying training from each institution in which the applicant has trained in the United States or Canada. This must include dates of training and be signed by the institution's program director or chairman or training completion certificates.
• International medical school graduates must submit a copy of their Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) certificate that is marked "valid indefinitely"
• Copy of Steps 1, 2, and 3 passing score.
Stipend and Maintenance
The stipend is commensurate with the year of the applicant's postgraduate training.
Contact person
Rebel Jones
GME Program Administrator
Telephone: 904-244-4889
Fax: 904-244-4060
Email: rebel.jones@jax.ufl.edu
Address
University of Florida College of Medicine-Jacksonville
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
655 West 8th Street
Jacksonville, FL 32209
How To Apply
To apply, please send application (Standard CAP application form is acceptable) to Program Assistant along with copies of required documentation.
[#10172, exp. 31 January 2022]
University of Miami / Jackson Memorial Hospital
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022 and 2022- 2023
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine of the University Of Miami Miller School Of Medicine invites applicants with an M.D. or M.D/Ph.D. degree to apply for a one year academically oriented fellowship in Surgical Pathology beginning July 1, 2021 or July 1, 2022. The program is intended to provide focused training and experience in up to three diagnostic areas in surgical pathology. Applicants are encouraged to select one to two disciplines within surgical pathology, in order to focus their training and develop their competence in specified areas. Excellence in diagnostic services, strong communication skills, a commitment to the teaching and training of residents and students, and a strong record of peer-reviewed clinical and translational research are desired qualifications for this position.
The Department of Pathology at the Miller School of Medicine is subspecialty based and serves patients cared for within the University of Miami network of hospitals and clinics (UHealth), as well as within the public Jackson Health System hospitals and clinics. The department is subspecialized and works closely with the University of Miami Sylvester Cancer Center in providing excellent patient care. Opportunities to collaborate in translational research projects are numerous. The fellowship year provides an outstanding opportunity to learn and practice surgical pathology in Miami, a highly desired area with rich culture, diversity, weather, and opportunities for outdoor activities.
Requirements: Applicants must be Board eligible or certified in Anatomic Pathology/Clinical Pathology or Anatomic Pathology.
Stipends: Commensurate with the applicant’s year of postgraduate training.
Staff: Dr. Carmen Gomez-Fernandez, Dr. Andre Pinto, Dr. Merce Jorda, Dr. Monica Garcia-Buitrago, Dr. Andrew Rosenberg, Dr. Hume Gultekin, Dr. Clara Milikowski, Dr. Mehrdad Nadji
Applications: Applications should be submitted by October 31 (20 months prior to start date) via email to pathology.fellowships@miami.edu. Candidates should submit the CAP Standardized Application, curriculum vitae and three letters of recommendation. Letters of recommendation should be addressed to the Program Director, Dr. Gultekin.
Link: http://pathology.med.miami.edu/education/fellowships
[#9466, exp. 7 April 2021]
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Jackson Memorial Health System
Blood Banking / Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
The fellowship is a one-year ACGME accredited program offering a complete range of training opportunities in Blood Banking and Transfusion Medicine. Jackson Memorial Hospital is a tertiary care healthcare institution affiliated with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and with over 1550 licensed beds, is one of the largest public teaching hospitals in the country. It includes a level one trauma center, solid organ and hematopoietic progenitor cell transplantation programs, a pediatric hospital, high risk neonatal and obstetrical programs and neurological and cardiovascular surgery programs.
Fellows will also become engaged with other clinics and laboratory sites that interface with Jackson Memorial Hospital, including the University of Miami Hospital and Clinics( UMHC) and the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center in order to create a learning environment that includes exposure to a broad range of clinical experiences. During the year, the fellow will receive training in immunohematology, blood banking/transfusion therapy, coagulation, therapeutic apheresis, cell therapy including cellular collection (adult and pediatric) and processing, as well as rotations in HLA testing and blood donation and manufacture and laboratory management.
The Fellow will also participate in administrative and educational activities aimed at improving clinical utilization of blood products. Opportunities to engage in clinical research and present at a national meeting are encouraged. The fellowship is a hands-on experience featuring a high degree of responsibility and involvement in teaching and patient care that will prepare the candidate for a future in Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine.
Applicants should be MDs / DOs, completed residency training in CP, AP/CP or other qualified training in an ACGME accredited program.
Candidates should submit the CAP Standardized Application, curriculum vitae and three letters of recommendation via email to pathology.fellowships@miami.edu. Letters of recommendation should be addressed to the Program Director.
Fellowships Program Coordinator:
Adriana Zanaty
Email: pathology.fellowships@miami.edu
Fellowship Director:
Yanyun Wu, MD, PhD
Email: yxw1366@med.miami.edu
[#10188, exp. 7 December 2021]
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Jackson Memorial Health System
Hematopathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022 (2022-23 positions filled)
The Division of Hematopathology is offering a one-year ACGME accredited Hematopathology Fellowship Training Program for the 2021-2022 academic year. Our program is characterized by an evidence-based and integrative approach to evaluation of Hematopathology cases in a work-friendly environment and fulfills the requirements for board eligibility in Hematopathology. Strong candidates are encouraged to apply.
The Division of Hematopathology at the University of Miami is responsible for Hematopathology related diagnostics for Jackson Health System, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center (SCCC/UMHC), University of Miami Hospital (UMH) and Bascom Palmer. We direct Flow Cytometry, Molecular, Bone Marrow and Hematology Laboratories and provide consultative services for a variety of external clients / medical centers. Our service is high volume and high complexity and includes ~10,000 cases per year.
Our training program is clinically and academically oriented with focus on development of diagnostic skills in bone marrow, lymph node / extranodal lymphoma pathology, immunohistochemistry, flow cytometric immunophenotyping, peripheral blood interpretation, and molecular genetic analysis. Fellows in Hematopathology are a critical component of the multidisciplinary approach to leukemia and lymphoma care at UM/SCCC and JHS.
Educational activities include sign out, case reviews, tumor boards, journal clubs, and didactic sessions. There are additional academic activities offered by the Departments of Pathology and Hematology/Oncology. Fellow are exposed to a variety of clinical – translational research opportunities and are expected to participate. Basic science laboratories also exist for those interested.
Applicants should be MDs / DOs, completed residency training in AP, or AP/CP in an ACGME accredited program and be certified or eligible by American Board of Pathology.
Candidates should submit the CAP Standardized Application, curriculum vitae and three letters of recommendation via email to pathology.fellowships@miami.edu. Letters of recommendation should be addressed to the Program Director.
Supervisors:
Jennifer Chapman, MD
Julio Poveda, MD, Associate Program Director
Yi Zhou, MD, PhD
Daniel Cassidy, MD
Fellowships Program Coordinator
Arisleyda Infante
Email: pathology.fellowships@miami.edu
Fellowship Director:
Jennifer Chapman, MD
Email: jchapman@med.miami.edu
Division of Hematopathology @ UMH / SCCC
Please see link below:
https://youtu.be/4Yds4Eh_au4
[#9960, exp. 20 December 2021]
Pediatric & Perinatal Pathology Fellowship
2021-2022 and 2022-2023
Description: The division of Pediatric Pathology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine is accepting applications for pediatric & perinatal pathology fellowship for the academic years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023. The program is based at Holtz Children’s Hospital/Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami and provides excellent training in pediatric and anatomic pathology, embryo-fetal and placental pathology, pediatric autopsies, cytogenetics bone and soft tissue, and molecular diagnostic pathology. There is, in addition, 1-3 months rotation at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital (previously Miami Children’s Hospital) which provides an additional level of exposure to pediatric solid tumors and hematopathology. A one-month elective rotation is also available and can be tailored to the candidate’s interests.
The duration of the fellowship is one year with the option to pursue an additional year should the candidate choose to concentrate on research or a particular area(s) of interest. We have a rich mix of cases including a busy perinatal service, pediatric tumors, gastrointestinal and livers biopsies, and heart biopsies.
Miami is a multicultural city with a warm weather all year around. The hospital is in downtown Miami near Miami Beach, Brickell area and Coconut Grove.
Requirements: Successful completion of ACGME-accredited residency training in anatomic and clinical pathology or in anatomic pathology.
Stipends: Commensurate with the applicant’s year of postgraduate training.
Applications: Inquiries, accompanied by a CV and the names/contact information of three references, should be directed to the Fellowship Program Coordinator, Arisleyda Maria Infante, at pathology.fellowships@miami.edu or directly to the Director of fellowship program:
Ali G. Saad, M.D.
Chief of Pediatric & Perinatal Pathology
Director of Fellowship Program
Department of Pathology
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
1611 NW 12 Avenue Holtz Center Room 2142D
Miami, FL 33136
Email: axs3162@med.miami.edu
[#9943, exp. 24 September 2021]
Augusta University
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Opening for July 2021
Description:
The Department of Pathology invites applications for a one year fellowship in surgical pathology. Based in a university health care system that includes the 478-bed adult medical center housing a 13-county regional trauma center, and the 154-bed Children's Hospital of Georgia, the program provides advanced training and graduated responsibilities in diagnostic surgical pathology. The department examines about 15,000 surgical specimens using up to date CAP protocols, immunohistochemical and molecular work up, and about 1,500 frozen sections per year.
Responsibilities include preliminary diagnosis of all assigned cases, frozen section interpretation including hot-seat, and preview of cases on consult services with appropriate supervision by faculty. Independent sign out responsibility is encouraged towards the latter part of the academic year. The fellow is expected to present at interdepartmental tumor boards, and participate in the training of anatomic pathology residents. Educational activities include didactic conferences, unknown case conferences, monthly journal clubs, evidence-based conferences, and case presentations. Elective time for subspecialty development and/or research experience is available. The department provides ample opportunities for scholarly activities and collaborations in all areas of surgical pathology.
The faculty includes board certified specialists in most areas including dermatopathology, hematopathology, neuropathology, cytopathology, and molecular pathology. Other available subspecialties include head and neck, thyroid, renal, gastrointestinal, gynecologic, and genitourinary pathology. The department has a close relationship with the Georgia Cancer Center, which provides many opportunities for basic and translational research, as well as the adjacent Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center.
Augusta, one of the largest cities in Georgia, is located on the south bank of the Savannah River midway between the Great Smokey Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. It is a growing and thriving city with a metropolitan- area population of around 500,000, and recently ranked the second most favorable place to live in Georgia. The city has an active cultural life including symphony and ballet organizations, a choral society, and theatre groups as well as excellent outdoor activities. Nearby Clarks Hill Lake has 1,000 miles of shoreline for recreation; and the Atlantic Coast and the Great Smokey Mountains are three hours away by automobile. Augusta is also world- renowned as the home of the Masters Golf Tournament.
Requirements:
Applicants should have completed four years of an AP/CP or three years of an AP residency program. American Board of Pathology eligible or certified individuals are preferred.
Stipends:
Commensurate with PGY5 pay level or candidate's level of training.
Applications:
Allegra Blair
Fellowship Coordinator
Augusta University
Pathology
1120 15th Street, BF-103B
Augusta, GA 30912-3600
Telephone: (706) 721-5118
Fax: (706) 721-2358
Email: ablair@augusta.edu
Website: https://www.augusta.edu/mcg/pathology/surgicalpathologyfellowship.php
[#10071, exp. 23 November 2021]
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University
Department of Pathology
Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Unexpected Opening for 2021-22
We have an unexpected opening for a one-year ACGME accredited Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine fellowship for July 2021-22 academic year. We have filled the position for 2022-23.
Education and Research
This interdisciplinary fellowship offers an extensive portfolio of transfusion medicine training activities. Program faculty have a combined 25 consecutive years of scientific presentations at annual AABB meetings. Training includes the nationally accredited immunohematology reference laboratory of Versiti Illinois which resolves difficult and interesting cases from across the region. Dedicated research time is provided for fellows to develop and complete publication-worthy scientific studies for presentation at regional and national meetings.
Clinical Experience
The Transfusion Service at Northwestern Memorial Hospital (NMH) supports a Level 1 trauma center, 12,000 annual deliveries, and a full spectrum of medical and surgical specialties. RBC molecular testing is routinely performed weekly. NMH has an active therapeutic apheresis service supporting hematology, transplant, neurology and other consultative services. The Lurie Childrens Hospital (LCH) Transfusion Service supports a Level 1 pediatric trauma center, active neonatal and pediatric intensive care units, and a large population of sickle-cell and thalassemia patients. Combined, the two hospitals perform over 1000 stem cell and organ transplants a year. Versiti Illinois collect over 140,000 donations a year and supports over 70 Chicago area hospitals. The fellow will have extensive experience in transfusion medicine consultations and donor center medical affairs. Training is included in preoperative anemia clinic, blood management, and pediatric sickle cell care. Cellular therapy training includes HLA testing and stem cell processing and transplants.
Rotation Schedule
Four-week-long rotations are scheduled at NMH, LCH and Versiti Illinois, with specific goals and objectives for each period. These include two rotations in apheresis and one rotation each devoted to pediatrics, cell therapy, and research project development.
Stipend
The stipend is commensurate with the fellow’s PGY year of training. Find stipend information via the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University site.
Application Process
Please prepare an application package with the following materials:
Curriculum vitae
Personal statement
Three letters of recommendation
Send application materials and letters of recommendation to: schristm@nm.org
[#9455, exp. 24 May 2021]
Feinberg School of Medicine
Northwestern University
Department of Pathology
Advanced Specialty Training Program (ASTP) in Gynecologic Pathology
Unexpected Opening for 2021-2022
Description
We have an unexpected opening for a one-year ASTP Gynecological Pathology fellowship program for the July 2021-22 academic year. We have filled the position for 2022-23. Candidates must be board eligible or certified in anatomic pathology. The ASTP fellowship does not support H1B or J1 visa holders.
The candidate will be offered a non-tenure eligible junior faculty position with the rank of Instructor. The program will provide opportunities for scholarly activities, including translational research and medical teaching.
Education and Research: Fellows are encouraged to be involved with ongoing basic research for gynecologic studies in our department or Gynecology, with findings published in peer-reviewed journals and shared at national conferences.
The program benefits from outstanding clinical materials from Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Prentice Women’s Hospital and Northwestern-affiliated gynecologic clinical offices, as well as consultation material sent from regional and national sites. The GYN-pathology service generates approximately 8,000 specimens each year, with approximately 3,500 additional surgical cases handled by the perinatal pathology service.
Clinical Experience: In the first six months, the fellow will participate in gynecologic frozen sections and daily work up of routine in-house and consultation cases. In the past six months, the fellow will receive junior attending standing and increasing graduated responsibility in co-sign-out of cases. Participation in a daily quality assurance meeting and weekly Gynecologic Oncology tumor boards is highly encouraged.
Rotation Schedule: Rotations include perinatal and general surgical pathology, with elective time in other surgical pathology subspecialties.
Fellowship Sub-Specialty
Gynecologic, OB-Gyn & Perinatal Pathology
Stipends
The stipend is commensurate with the PGY year of training.
Application Instructions
Contact Tyler Sutton - Fellowship Program Coordinator
Telephone: 312-926-2876
Address Letters of Recommendation To:
Jian-Jun Wei, MD
Contact Email
gynepathfellowship@northwestern.edu
Contact Website
https://www.pathology.northwestern.edu/education/fellowships/gynecologic-pathology.html
[#10202, exp. 11 December 2021]
Department of Pathology
Cytopathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022
The Department of Pathology at Rush University Medical Center has a one-year ACGME accredited Cytopathology Fellowship Program (one position available annually).
Program highlights:
- Approximately 13,000 cases per year (9,000 GYN pap smears and 4,000 non-GYN cases, including more than 1,400 fine-needle aspirations)
- Preview all non-GYN cases with graduated ownership, including independently ordering of appropriate studies and write up of reports before daily sign out
- Independent write up of unscreened GYN cases , review of all abnormal pap smears
- Review all outside consultation cases
- Rapid onsite assessment of adequacy from various departments with graduated responsibility (interventional radiology, cardiothoracic surgery, inpatient and outpatient ultrasound, endoscopy, and bronchoscopy)
- Performing and evaluating superficial palpable fine needle aspirations from the outpatient cancer center and inpatient wards
- Teaching the rotating residents and medical students
- Participate in CAP GYN and Non-GYN slide sets and Annual Proficiency Testing
- Involvement in CAP inspection
- Individual quality assurance project with an attending mentor
- Dedicated fellow-specific didactic sessions
- Assisting in quality assurance of the cytology laboratory
- Observe and learn the methods of cyto-preparation
- Participate in the Multidisciplinary Thyroid Tumor Board
- Optional one month elective rotation in surgical pathology
- Participation in research/scholarly activities and presentations at national meetings
The applicant is required to have completed a four-year Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Residency or a three-year Anatomic Pathology Residency from an ACGME accredited Program in order to apply. The fellowship application includes a completed application form (available online: www.rushu.rush.edu/cytopathology), a curriculum vitae with a personal statement and three letters of recommendation.
For more information contact:
Irma Parker, Manager
Residency and Fellowship Programs
Telephone: (312) 942-5471
Email: irma_parker@rush.edu
[#9404-1, exp. 27 April 2021]
Department of Pathology
General Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022
The Department of Pathology offers a one-year non-ACGME accredited General Surgical Pathology Fellowship with one position available annually, based at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois.
Program highlights:
- Academic tertiary-care medical center with an ongoing accredited AP/CP pathology residency program
- Large volume of cases (about 40,000 surgical cases per year) signed out by expert subspecialty pathologists
- Advanced training experience with combined exposure to core rotations as well as targeted exposure to one or more pathology subspecialties in elective rotations (including breast, lung, endocrine, derm, GYN, GI, liver, GU, molecular, renal and heme path)
- Responsibilities include workup of consultation cases, representation in specialty conferences as well as multidisciplinary cancer conferences, intraoperative frozen section consultations, and teaching of pathology residents and medical students
- Referral center for specimens and consult cases from the following Community Hospitals in Illinois: Rush Oak Park Hospital, Rush Copley Hospital, and Riverside Hospital in Kankakee
- Plenty of research opportunities available in collaboration with the pathology and the clinical faculty; strongly encouraged to submit abstracts at scientific meetings and manuscripts for publications
- Although the position is non-ACGME accredited, all ACGME regulations regarding duty hour limits, rest, assessment, evaluation and feedback will be followed
The fellowship applicant should have completed residency training in anatomical pathology or anatomical and clinical pathology from an ACGME accredited Program and be either certified or eligible for certification by the American Board of Pathology. The fellowship application includes a completed application form (available online: www.Rushu.rush.edu/surgical-pathology), a curriculum vitae with a personal statement and three letters of recommendation.
For more information contact:
Irma Parker, Manager
Residency and Fellowship Programs
Telephone: (312) 942-5471
Email: irma_parker@rush.edu
[#9404-2, exp. 27 April 2021]
The University of Chicago Medicine
Blood Bank / Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Openings Starting 2021 and 2023
Description: The University of Chicago Medicine offers an ACGME-accredited one year Fellowship in Transfusion Medicine / Blood Banking. The Fellow has exposure to an active Transfusion Medicine Service, a hospital Donor Center, and Therapeutic Apheresis. The Blood Bank supports a spectrum of adult and pediatric solid organ and bone marrow transplantation services. The Fellow gains experience in donor recruitment, blood collection, therapeutic phlebotomy, pediatric stem cell collection, therapeutic apheresis, routine and complex serologic workups, component therapy, administration, histocompatibility testing and coagulation. There are ample opportunities for teaching and research.
The Transfusion Service is housed in a large state-of-the-art facility.
Requirements: The position is open to physicians with current medical licensure trained in CP, AP/CP or other appropriate postgraduate medical training. Applicants must have an Illinois medical license prior to starting the Fellowship.
Stipend: Commensurate with the year of postgraduate training.
Applications: Please send a letter of interest and curriculum vitae to:
Geoffrey Wool, M.D., Ph.D.
Program Director, Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine Fellowship Program
The University of Chicago Medicine and Biological Sciences
5841 S. Maryland Avenue
MC 3083 – Rm. S339
Chicago, Il. 60637
Telephone: 773-926-1455
Fax: 773-834-5414
Email: Geoffrey.Wool@uchospitals.edu
[#10052, exp. 28 October 2021]
University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine
University of Illinois Medical Center and Clinics
Cytopathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022, 2022-2023
Description: This fellowship is a one-year, ACGME-accredited program that offers advanced training in diagnostic cytopathology, with equal emphasis on gynecologic, non-gynecologic and fine-needle aspiration cytology. The fellow will be expected to work closely with residents and students rotating through the cytopathology service. The fellow will have increasing levels of responsibility commensurate with level of performance. Strong emphasis will be placed on the integration of cytopathologic findings with corresponding histologic findings and ancillary study results. Diagnostic, research and teaching skills are emphasized in our collegial academic environment.
ThinPrep technology, including the ThinPrep Imaging System, is utilized in the laboratory. The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) Cytopathology Laboratory also performs HPV testing in-house, ensuring exposure to molecular techniques and clinical applications with which the cytopathologist of the future will need to be at least conversant. The fellow will also become familiar with the quality control and quality assurance activities of the laboratory as well as with technical and professional billing considerations. The fellow will perform superficial fine-needle aspiration biopsies in outpatient and inpatient settings and participate in the assessment of adequacy of image-guided fine-needle aspiration specimens.
Over the course of the fellowship, the fellow will have the opportunity to develop the necessary medical knowledge and interactive skills to communicate effectively with medical professionals and patients. Upon completion of this fellowship program, the fellow should be ready to practice independently in private, commercial or academic settings and be able to meet all competency requirements for the daily practice of cytopathology.
Requirements: Applicants should have passed USMLE Step III and be board-eligible or board-certified in anatomic pathology or combined anatomic and clinical pathology. The applicant must be eligible for a permanent Illinois medical license.
Stipend: Commensurate with level of training. The UIC Graduate Medical Education Office (http://pathology.uic.edu/cytopathology-fellowship/) posts specific information regarding stipends and benefits.
Application: E-mail (preferred) or send curriculum vitae, personal statement and completed College of American Pathologists (CAP) Standardized Pathology Fellowship Application to Dr. Odile David, Cytopathology Fellowship Program Director.
Three letters of reference should be forwarded to:
Odile David, MD
Director, Cytopathology Fellowship Program
Department of Pathology
University of Illinois at Chicago
840 S. Wood Street, Room 130 CSN
Chicago, IL 60612
Email: odavid@uic.edu
[#9849, exp. 27 October 2021]
University of Illinois at Chicago
Hematopathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021
Description:
The ACGME accredited hematopathology fellowship at the university of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago is a one-year program, designed to provide eligibility for the American Board of Pathology specialized examination in hematology.
The Medical Center is a 470-bed, tertiary care, university hospital, which supports an active bone marrow/peripheral blood stem cell transplantation service. The fellowship program includes both diagnostic and investigative hematopathology. The fellows will be exposed to the full range of diagnostic hematopathology including bone marrow biopsy and aspirate morphology, lymph node biopsy interpretation, body fluid and peripheral blood smear morphology, flow cytometric immunophenotyping using a 10-color flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry, molecular pathology, cytogenetics, coagulation, hemoglobinopathies, and hematology instrumentation.
There is a formal hematopathology didactic lecture series and structured electives in molecular diagnostics, cytogenetics, and coagulation. Presentation of cases at hospital-wide clinicopathologic conferences, supervision of residents, as well as teaching medical students and residents are expected. Participation in research projects and a range of scholarly activities are required.
Requirements:
The candidate must be Board eligible or certified in either clinical pathology, anatomic pathology or clinical and anatomic pathology.
Stipends:
The stipend is commensurate with the PGY year of training.
Applications:
Prepare the following items in an application package:
• Current CV
• Personal statement
• Three letters of recommendation
• USMLE scores 1, 2 and 3
Submit application package via email to:
Zelda Canete
Hematopathology Program Coordinator
Email: zelda@uic.edu
Address letters of reference to:
Zelda Canete
Hematopathology Fellowship Program Coordinator
Department of Pathology
University of Illinois at Chicago
Room 130 CSN
840 South Wood Street
Chicago, Illinois 60612
Telephone: (312) 355-0482
[#9328, exp. 7 March 2021]
Description: 
Indiana University School of Medicine
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Neuropathology Fellowship 2021-23 and 2022-24
The Neuropathology fellowship at Indiana University is a two-year program. Activities are centered at the
Indiana University School of Medicine and its main teaching facilities (IU Health University and Methodist
Hospitals, and the Riley Hospital for Children). The medical center provides a large volume of surgical and
autopsy cases in neuropathology and ocular pathology. Planning and participation in departmental and
interdepartmental conferences are part of the program, as is the instruction of residents and medical students.
Diagnostic neuropathology is generally emphasized during the first year, but active participation in research
projects is an expectation during the two years in the program. Research opportunities in a variety of areas of
neurosciences are numerous and include neurodegenerative diseases and brain tumors.
Requirements:
Applicants must have at least two years of training in anatomic pathology in an accredited program. Only one
year of training in anatomic pathology is required for applicants who have completed their training in accredited
programs in neurology or neurosurgery.
Stipends:
Commensurate with level of training. Reappointment to the second year is contingent upon successful completion
of the first year.
Staff:
Alexander Vortmeyer MD, PhD Fellowship Program Director; Jose Bonnin MD; Bernardino Ghetti, MD
Applications:
Submit a completed CAP Standardized Pathology Fellowship application form, curriculum vitae, personal
statement and three letters of recommendation (including one from the training program director).
Please address inquiries to:
Beverly Jarrett
Pathology Fellowship Coordinator
Indiana University School of Medicine
Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
IU Health Pathology Laboratory
350 W. 11th Street, Room 4083
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: (317) 491-6350
Fax: (317) 491-6411
Email: bjarrett@iupui.edu
Website: http://pathology.medicine.iu.edu
[#9592, exp. 5 August 2021]
University of Louisville
Blood Bank / Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Unexpected Opening for 2021
Opening for 2022
An opening for a one year Blood Bank / Transfusion Medicine fellowship is available for the academic year beginning July 2021 and July 2022.
The Marie M. Keeling Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine Fellowship at the University of Louisville Health Sciences Center is an ACGME-accredited fellowship program integrating academic and community medical centers with blood center training. The trainee will gain comprehensive experience in adult and pediatric transfusion medicine throughout the UofL Health hospital system and affiliated teaching hospitals (including Norton Childrens Hospital, which is a 300 bed full service pediatric hospital). These hospitals support cardiopulmonary surgery, solid organ and bone marrow transplantation, adult and pediatric trauma, neonatal and pediatric programs, and an HLA laboratory. The fellow will also rotate though the American Red Cross Blood Services, River Valley Region, for robust training in whole blood and apheresis collection, component manufacturing, compliance/regulatory, and complex reference laboratory immunohematology patient work ups. In addition to blood bank training, the trainee will also spend time in the specialized areas of peripheral stem cell and bone marrow transplantation (adult/pediatric) and HLA laboratory. Research opportunities are available in transfusion medicine and related disciplines. The training program provides the necessary experience to develop the expertise in transfusion medicine for medical director duties in a community blood center or hospital transfusion service.
Louisville is an exciting place to live with numerous amenities for a city its size. It offers many cultural and sports activities and offers an excellent location with mild weather. It is home to the Kentucky Derby and the University of Louisville basketball and football teams.
Requirements:
Applicants must be certified, or eligible for certification by the American Board of Pathology in clinical pathology or combined clinical/anatomical pathology or other appropriate major clinical specialty Board. Candidate must have completed USMLE Step 3 and be eligible to hold a medical license in Kentucky.
Stipend:
Commensurate with level of post-graduate training.
Fellowship Director:
Claire E. Meena-Leist, MD; Director, Transfusion Medicine Fellowship Program
Applications:
Interested candidates should submit the CAP standardized fellowship application, a copy of their current C.V., a personal statement and three letters of recommendation to:
Alma Arsino-Nieto
University of Louisville, Dept. of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
530 S. Jackson Street, CR106
Louisville, KY 40202
Email: aaniet01@louisville.edu
Telephone: 502-852-3368
Fax: 502-852-1771
Website: http://louisville.edu/medicine/departments/pathology/fellowships/transfusion-medicine
[#9998, 13 Oct 2021]
University of Louisville
Cytopathology Fellowship
Unexpected Opening for 2021
Opening for 2023
An opening for one year position in an ACGME accredited Cytopathology fellowship is available for the July 2021-June 2022 and July 2023-June 2024 academic years. The potential candidate for this position should have completed their AP or AP/CP pathology residency training in an ACGME accredited program before starting their fellowship training. They should be eligible to hold a medical license in Kentucky. Passing step III of the USLME is also required before being accepted for the position.
Currently the work volume at the University of Louisville Hospital includes 5000 Pap tests and 2000 non-gynecologic specimens including 750 FNA procedures. A variety of procedures are performed in house including superficial FNA performed by Pathology Staff and others performed under guidance of CT, US, EUS, and EBUS procedures. The program offers opportunities for rotations in Flow Cytometry, Molecular Pathology and Immunohistochemistry as well as specialized rotations in subspecialties of Surgical Pathology. Fellows actively participate in the intra and interdepartmental conferences and are encouraged to be involved in research projects.
Louisville is an exciting place to live with numerous amenities for a city its size. It offers many cultural and sports activities and offers an excellent location with mild weather. It is home to the Kentucky Derby and the Cardinals College basketball and football teams.
Inquiries:
Ziyan Salih, MD
Associate Professor of Pathology
Director of Cytopathology
University of Louisville, Dept of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
530 S. Jackson Street
Louisville, KY 40202
Email: ziyan.salih@louisville.edu
Telephone: 502-852-5057
Fax: 502-852-1761
Applications Process:
Interested candidates should submit a universal ACGME application, a copy of their current C.V., a personal statement, copy of permanent visa (if applicable), copy of ECFMG certificate (if applicable), and three letters of recommendation to:
Alma Arsino-Nieto
University of Louisville
Dept. of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
550 S. Jackson Street
ACB Building, Education Suite Room # A1E17
Louisville, KY 40202
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 502-852-3368
Fax: 502-852-8299
[#9696-3, exp. 15 July 2021]
University of Louisville
Unexpected Opening for Surgical Pathology Fellowship for 2021
Opening for 2022
An opening for one-year position in Surgical Pathology fellowship is available for the academic years beginning July 2021 and July 2022.
This is a one-year fellowship program with 1 position per year which provides the trainee with advanced training and experience in general surgical pathology, and opportunities for extensive experience in all subspecialty areas at a busy academic medical center. Anatomic pathology staff includes experts in the fields of urologic, breast, gynecologic, gastrointestinal, hepatopancreatobiliary, head/neck pathology, dermatopathology, and neuropathology. The fellowship is designed to provide comprehensive training in diagnostic surgical pathology including standard diagnostic practices, immunohistochemistry, and specialized techniques. Elective time during the fellowship can be individually tailored to meet the needs of the fellow and spent in clinical or basic research, or used for more rigorous training in various areas of surgical pathology. The candidate is expected to participate in inter-departmental clinical conferences, frozen section, and teaching anatomic pathology residents. In addition, ample opportunities exist for scholarly collaborations in all areas of surgical pathology.
Louisville is an exciting place to live with numerous amenities for a city its size. It offers many cultural and sports activities and offers an excellent location with mild weather. It is home to the Kentucky Derby and the Cardinals College basketball and football teams. An opportunity to sign out independently towards the end of the fellowship is available.
Requirements:
Applicants must have completed their AP or AP/CP pathology residency training in an ACGME accredited program before starting their fellowship training. They should be eligible to hold a medical license in Kentucky. Passing step III of the USLME is also required before being accepted for the position.
Stipend:
Commensurate with level of post-graduate training.
Inquiries:
Samer Al-Quran, MD
Professor of Pathology
Director, Surgical Pathology Fellowship Program
Email: samer.al-quran@louisville.edu
Telephone: 502 852-1763
Applications Process:
Interested candidates should submit the CAP standardized fellowship application, a copy of their current C.V., a personal statement, copy of permanent visa (if applicable), copy of ECFMG certificate (if applicable), and three letters of recommendation to:
Alma Arsino-Nieto
University of Louisville Dept. of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
550 S. Jackson Street
ACB Building, Education Suite Room # A1E17
Louisville, KY 40202
Email: aaniet01@louisville.edu
Telephone: 502-852-3368
Fax: 502-852-8299
[#9696-1, exp. 15 July 2021]
Louisiana State University Health - Shreveport
Cytopathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
The Department of Pathology offers a one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship in cytopathology with two positions. The fellow is expected to participate in the cytology service and teaching clinical and/or basic research activities. Completion of a research project is expected by the end of the fellowship year with a presentation to faculty, staff, and peers at the Annual Albert G. Smith Resident Research Forum. The fellowship program is designed to provide advanced training in the interpretation of gynecologic and non-gynecologic specimens and fine needle aspiration biopsies. The fellow will be exposed to EBUS and EUS specimens as well. The training includes the use and interpretation of immunohistochemistry, ultrastructural and molecular pathology. Two months of your choice of electives are available which may be dedicated entirely to research. Teaching activities include departmental and interdepartmental conferences.
Requirements: Candidates should be board eligible or certified in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology.
Stipends: A $1,250 allowance is provided for textbooks and professional fees.
Application materials required: A Personal Statement of Interest, updated CV, 2 page application form with picture, and 3 letters of recommendation addressed to: Ashley Flowers, MD, Cytopathology Fellowship Program Director
Click here for application.
Email letters of recommendation, application, and your statement of interest to:
Kayla Schilke
Program Coordinator
Department of Pathology
LSU Health Shreveport
PO Box 33932
1501 Kings Highway
Shreveport, LA 71130
Email: kschi3@lsuhsc.edu
Please contact Ashley Flowers, MD, Cytopathology Program Director or Kayla Schilke, Program Coordinator with any questions.
Telephone: (318) 675-7822
Fax: (318) 675-7966
Email: kschi3@lsuhsc.edu
[#10140, exp. 9 January 2022]
Massachusetts, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute - research fellowship, openings for 2020, 2021 and 2022
[#9197, exp. 16 January 2021]
Fellowship in Surgical Pathology 2021/22
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Department of Pathology of the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a principal teaching affiliate of the Harvard Medical School, is offering an additional one-year fellowship in Surgical Pathology commencing July 1st 2021. Brigham and Women’s Hospital, in conjunction with the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, has very large and renowned clinical services in a broad range of subspecialties (especially those with an oncologic focus), which are engaged in major clinical trials and attract a high volume of complex consultations. There are also broad-based research programs which provide ample opportunities to participate in clinical/translational research. This opportunity will offer excellent training in surgical/oncologic pathology with a high specimen volume and dedicated subspecialty faculty. The Department of Pathology is staffed by more than 100 faculty and more than 55 residents and clinical fellows in anatomic and clinical pathology. The Anatomic Pathology Divisions handle almost 90,000 surgical specimens and over 45,000 cytology specimens annually. Applicants should have completed core-training in an AP or AP-CP residency program and should be committed to excellent clinical care in an academic medical center environment.
Applicants should, as soon as possible, submit a current Curriculum vitae and arrange for three letters of recommendation to be sent to:
Amitabh Srivastava, M.D.
Surgical Pathology Fellowship Director
Department of Pathology
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
75 Francis Street
Boston, MA 02115
Email: asrivastava@bwh.harvard.edu
The Brigham and Women’s Hospital is an equal employment opportunity/affirmative action employer.
[#10303, exp. 15 January 2022]
Surgical Pathology Fellowship with Genitourinary Pathology Focus
Tufts Medical Center and Tufts Children’s Hospital
Opening for 2021-2022
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Tufts Medical Center and Tufts Children’s Hospital is accepting applications for a one year non-ACGME-accredited fellowship in Surgical Pathology with Genitourinary Pathology focus under the mentorship of Drs. Ming Zhou and Beth Genega starting in July 2021 due to an unexpected opening. A rich diversity of rare and interesting cases in neoplastic, non-neoplastic & infectious diseases provides fellows with in-depth training and hands-on exposure. Our exceptional surgical pathology facility has national and international reputation. The prospective fellow can expect mentorship that will lead to increasing levels of responsibility for diagnostic sign-out cases. The fellow is expected to participate in conference presentations, tumor boards, pathology laboratory administration, and educating pathology and laboratory medicine residents. Opportunities for clinical and translational research are encouraged, especially in partnership with other clinical services. Diagnostic and research techniques are taught with emphasis on immunohistochemistry, in situ hybridization, cytogenetic techniques, and molecular applications. Tufts Medical Center provides comprehensive training in diagnostic surgical pathology to prepare fellows with the skills to become independent attending pathologists who are able to practice in any setting.
Requirements: Board eligible/certified in AP or AP/CP and licensed/eligible for license to practice medicine in Massachusetts at the start of the fellowship.
Application materials:
• CAP Standardized Application for Pathology Fellowships
• 3 Letters of Recommendation
• Updated CV
• Personal statement
Application submission:
Please send inquiry and completed applications by email to:
Madeline Harrison
Academic Program Coordinator
Email: Mharrison3@tuftsmedicalcenter.org
Telephone: 617-636-2567
Please address letters of recommendation to:
Ming Zhou, MD, PhD
Chair and Pathologist-in-Chief
Tufts Medical Center
Boston, MA 02111
Website: www.tuftsmedicalcenter.org/surgicalpathologyfellowship
[#9972, exp. 2 October 2021]
Hematopathology Fellowship
UMass Memorial Health Care
Opening for July 2021
The Department of Pathology at University of Massachusetts Medical School / UMass Memorial Health Care is accepting applications for an unexpected opening in our ACGME accredited Hematopathology Fellowship Program beginning July 1, 2021. The UMass Memorial Medical Center is the clinical partner of the University of Massachusetts Medical School and the largest health care system in Central Massachusetts. Approximately 1600 bone marrows, 400 lymph node specimens and 2500 diagnostic flow cytometry cases are seen annually. The program is designed to provide the trainee with a broad exposure to all aspects of diagnostic hematopathology, including bone marrow and lymph node pathology, peripheral blood and body fluid examination, general hematology and coagulation, flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry, molecular pathology and cytogenetics. The fellows are encouraged to work with the faculty, or independently, during their training to pursue translational research.
Requirements: Candidates should possess an MD degree and be board certified/eligible in anatomic pathology (AP), clinical pathology (CP), or anatomic pathology and clinical pathology (AP/CP).
Applications: Applications should be sent to the Program Director:
Bruce A. Woda, MD,
Department of Pathology
UMass Memorial Health Care
Biotech 3, One Innovation Drive, Worcester, MA 01605
Telephone: (508) 793-6200
Email: Bruce.Woda@umassmemorial.org
[#10111, exp. 19 November 2021]
Michigan, Michigan Medicine, University of Michigan - Various (click for details), openings for 2021 and 2022
[#9393, exp. 3 April 2021]
Detroit Medical Center / Wayne State University
Cytopathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021-2022
The Department of Pathology at Wayne State University School of Medicine and the Detroit Medical Center offers two (2) one-year, ACGME-accredited fellowships in cytopathology, beginning July 1, annually. The program is offered at the central campus of the Detroit Medical Center - University Laboratories (DMCUL), which includes Harper University Hospital, Karmanos Cancer Center, and a large outreach Anatomic Pathology and Cytopathology lab based at Hutzel Hospital.
The cytopathology annual workload includes approximately 80,000 GYN Pap tests, including 75 percent Thin Prep specimens, 700 image guided FNAs, 3,000 non-gyn specimens of all varieties, 3,000 outpatient FNAs and non-gyn specimens. State-of-the-art Fine Needle Aspiration service and hands on training of performing FNA is provided. The Outreach laboratory is unique in offering both cytopathology and gyn biopsy interpretations and is staffed by 5 FTE cyto-surgical pathologists.
The rotation includes in depth exposure to gyn cytology, including biopsy, HPV and colposcopy correlation, abundant non-GYN and FNA exposure and performance of FNA procedure. Participation in laboratory management, QA/QC, hospital conferences, tumor boards and medical student teaching is expected. Fellows are encouraged to participate in clinically related research and presenting at national meetings or writing one paper. In addition, elective rotation in Molecular Diagnostic and Cytogenetic labs is available. Facilities for basic research projects are available on campus.
Position Available: Two fellowships each year (next opening 2021-22)
Requirements: Candidates must be board eligible or certified in anatomic pathology or anatomic and clinical pathology, and be eligible for Michigan license.
Applications: We will interview until the positions are filled. Send CV, personal statement and three reference letters to:
Vinod Shidham, M.D., Director of Cytopathology Fellowship Program (vshidham@med.wayne.edu) and cc Kathy Rost, Program Coordinator (krost@dmc.org)
[#9480, exp. 8 May 2021]
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University
Immediate and 2021 Openings
The Division of Pediatric Pathology at the Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University School of Medicine offers a one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship in pediatric pathology, beginning July 1, 2021. The program is based at Children's Hospital of Michigan and provides training in pediatric anatomic and clinical pathology, embryo-fetal and placental pathology, cytogenetic, and molecular diagnostic pathology. In addition to regular training in a wide spectrum of pediatric pathology cases, the program offers training in pediatric autopsy, and supervision of residents.
Fellows are given the opportunity to present at and participate in several multidisciplinary tumor boards, M&M conferences, and other clinical conferences in conjunction with a broad range of clinical programs. Participation in laboratory management, and university teaching is also expected. Research projects are strongly encouraged and supported.
Our annual volume is approximately 5000 pediatric surgical pathology cases, drawn mainly from GI, neurosurgery, cardiovascular transplant surgery, general surgery and other sub-specialties. In addition, Children's Hospital of Michigan has also extensive case archives of CNS tumors, cardiovascular, and pediatric tumors. Being a part of the Detroit Medical Center, a multi-disciplinary service that includes hematopathology, neuropathology, and fetal-placental pathology, strengthens our program.
Children's Hospital of Michigan is located in the city of Detroit, a city that is presently undertaking vast and significant re-energizing and re-building efforts and incentives.
Requirements: Successful completion of ACGME-accredited residency training in anatomic and clinical pathology (AP/CP) or anatomic pathology (AP). Applicants must be eligible for medical licensure in the State of Michigan.
Applications: Inquiries should be accompanied by a curriculum vitae and letter directed to:
Janet Poulik, MD, Program Director
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Department of Pathology Department
c/o Kathy Rost
3901 Beaubien
Detroit, MI 48201
Phone: (313)966-7298
Fax: (313) 993-8754
E-mail: jpoulik@dmc.org and krost@dmc.org
Kathy Rost, Executive Secretary
Pathology Fellowship Coordinator
Pediatric Fellowship Coordinator
Phone: 313-745-0831
Fax: 313-745-7158
E-mail: krost@dmc.org
[#9479 exp. 22 May 2021]
Chemistry / Chemical Pathology
Openings for 2021
Clinical Chemistry, Department of Clinical Pathology at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, located in Royal Oak, Michigan, is accepting applications for its ACGME-accredited one-year fellowship program beginning July 2021. The primary goal of the program is to provide training through a progression of activities, such that the fellow gradually acquires a level of competence that will allow the fellow to assume responsibility for all aspects of laboratory practice in chemical pathology. The program provides a strong foundation in laboratory procedures and instrumentation, laboratory automation, test interpretation, quality assurance, use of laboratory tests in the evaluation of disease and laboratory management. In addition, the fellow is provided with adequate time and resources for research and is exposed to the laboratory's outreach program. The chemistry sections (routine, stat and special chemistry, urinalysis, immunology, electrophoresis, toxicology) perform over 4 million tests each year.
Prerequisites: Board eligibility or certification by the American Board of Pathology (AP/CP or CP). Candidates must also hold a license (or eligibility) to practice medicine in the State of Michigan.
Stipends: Salary is commensurate with the level of postgraduate training.
Applications:
Elizabeth Sykes M.D., Program Director
Chemical Pathology Fellowship, Clinical Pathology
Beaumont Health System, 105-RI
3601 W. 13 Mile Rd.
Royal Oak, MI 48073-6769
Telephone: (248) 551-1226
Fax: (248) 551-0557
Email: elizabeth.sykes@beaumont.org
Website: https://www.beaumont.edu/graduate-medical-education/fellowship-programs/pathology-chemical
[#9528, exp. 3 June 2021]
Minnesota, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis - Blood Banking & Transfusion Medicine Fellowship, openings for July 2021 and July 2022 [#10195, exp. 2 March 2022]
Minnesota, University of Minnesota - Cytopathology, openings for 2021 and 2023 [#9693, exp. 15 July 2021]
Minnesota, University of Minnesota - Hematopathology, opening for 2021 [#10021, exp. 21 October 2021]
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Department of Pathology
Hematopathology Fellowship
Opening 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
Our ACGME-accredited one-year Hematopathology Fellowship at Saint Louis University School of Medicine is one of an apprenticeship in academic hematopathology. The trainee is the junior member of the hematopathology staff and during training will become competent in all aspects of hematopathology, developing technical, managerial, consultative, diagnostic, and scientific skills. Integral to the trainee’s education is the correlation of the cytomorphological and histologic findings with the patient’s clinical presentation and other pathological findings including those seen in other areas of the laboratory, for example, the flow cytometric immunophenotypic findings, molecular diagnostic findings, as well as immunophenotypic analysis by immunoperoxidase and enzyme cytochemical techniques and the performance, interpretation, and application of coagulation testing.
Requirements:
The candidate must have completed AP or AP/CP pathology residency in an accredited program. The candidate must be able to apply successfully for Missouri State medical license.
Types and Numbers of Appointments:
One per year.
Stipends:
Commensurate with the level of postgraduate training in pathology. A travel and book allowance is provided.
Inquiries:
Address inquiries to:
Katherine J. Robbins, M.D.
Program Director, Hematopathology Fellowship
Saint Louis University School of Medicine
1402 South Grand
St. Louis, MO 63104
Email: Katherine.j.robbins@health.slu.edu
Telephone: 314-977-7875
Website: https://www.slu.edu/medicine/pathology/
[#9469, exp. 21 April 2021]
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Opening for 2021 & 2022
Program: The pediatric pathology fellowship at SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Medical Center and Saint Louis University Department of Pathology provides the trainee with an opportunity to develop an understanding of diseases of infants and children. Pediatric autopsy and surgical pathology are stressed during the one-year fellowship and opportunities for subspecialty training in neonatal pathology, cytogenetics, clinical pathology, pediatric hematopathology, metabolic, skeletal muscle, CNS and renal disease are available. Learning resources include a large congenital heart museum, state-of-the-art electron microscopy, immunohistology and flow cytometry laboratories, facilities for morphometric and recombinant DNA analysis, as well as an active research division. Research opportunities are numerous both in anatomic and experimental pathology. The fellow acts as a liaison between the pathology department and clinicians and presents clinical pathologic correlations at neonatal, cardiology, gastrointestinal and pediatric surgical and autopsy pathology conferences.
Requirements: The candidate must have completed an accredited pathology residency in AP or AP/CP. The candidate must be able to apply successfully for Missouri State medical licensure.
Types and Number of Appointments: One per year.
Stipends: Stipends are commensurate with the level of postgraduate training in pathology. A travel and book allowance is provided.
Applications:
Standardized Fellowship Application
Inquiries should be sent to:
Miguel Guzman, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pathology
Director, Pediatric Pathology Residency Program
SSM Cardinal Glennon Children's Medical Center
1465 South Grand Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63104
Telephone: 314-577-5337
Fax: 314-268-6407
Email: miguel.guzman@health.slu.edu
[#10259, exp. 6 January 2022]
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship - Kansas City, Missouri
Openings for July 2021 and July 2023
Available open position for one year of ACGME accredited training in Pediatric Pathology in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at The Children's Mercy Hospital and Clinics. The hospital has many active postgraduate education and training programs in most pediatric surgical and medical subspecialties. There are comprehensive testing capabilities that trainees will be exposed to including array CGH, flow cytometry, toxicology, cytogenetics, F.I.S.H. and transplantation pathology.
The department processes approximately 7100 surgicals, 50 autopsies, and 4000 cytogenetic samples per year, and is staffed by 21 MDs and PhDs. Forensic and placental pathology rotations occur at 2 adjacent affiliated institutions.
Candidates who have completed an AP or AP/CP residency program from accredited ACGME programs in the USA or Canada are eligible to apply. Training beyond the initial accredited year is available for qualified candidates wishing to develop academic careers.
Interested candidates should send a letter of inquiry, curriculum vitae, and 3 letters of reference (1 from current program director) to:
Melissa AH Gener, MD
Director, Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program
Children's Mercy Hospital
2401 Gillham Road
Kansas City, MO 64108
Telephone: (816) 234-3234
Email: magener@cmh.edu
Website: click here
[#10278, exp. 19 February 2022]
Washington University School of Medicine
Blood Banking and Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022
Description: A one-year clinical fellowship in blood banking/transfusion medicine is available. This Washington University School of Medicine program, accredited for subspecialty training, is centered at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, a 1,000 bed teaching hospital serving both an urban population and a major regional referral network. The blood bank collaborates closely in management of patients within the renal, heart, lung, liver, and stem cell transplantation services, level I trauma services, high risk obstetrics and cardiothoracic surgery. Approximately 90,000 units of blood and blood components are transfused annually. Fellows receive training in all facets of modern blood banking, including apheresis, peripheral blood stem cell collection and cryopreservation, blood collection and processing, transfusion support of stem cell and solid organ transplants, infectious disease testing, coagulation work-ups, HLA, and immunohematology. Direct clinical intervention in patient care is emphasized through daily rounds. Opportunities for participation in basic or clinical research in transfusion medicine are available.
Requirements: Applicants must be Board certified or eligible in clinical pathology, internal medicine, pediatrics, surgery, anesthesiology, or other relevant specialty.
The link directly to our new application system is https://fellowships.path.wustl.edu/.
Application material include the Application for Fellowships, CV, personal statement, copy of USMLE transcript and ECFMG certificate (if applicable) and three letters of recommendation.
For information, contact:
Ashley Edwards
Email: Edwards.a@wustl.edu
Website: https://pathology.wustl.edu/training/training/clinical-fellowships/blood-banking-and-transfusion-medicine-fellowship/
[#9791, exp. 03 October 2021]
Hematopathology Fellowship
University of Nebraska Medical Center
July 1, 2021- June 30, 2022
Description: This training program is designed to train academically-oriented physicians to be subspecialists in the area of hematopathology. Our program is structured to give fellows clearly-defined and graduated responsibilities, and delegated authority. The two year program consists of one accredited year of structure learning, followed by a second year of additional specialization, including electives and research opportunities, and clinical responsibility. In the second year, the fellow may also elect to participate in basic research in the area of lymphomagenesis and eligible fellows are granted independent sign-out responsibilities commensurate with their demonstrated expertise. A large number of community-based cases are reviewed as part of the Nebraska Leukemia/Lymphoma Study Group Network. The Medical Center also has an active hematology/oncology service and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation program. A full range of morphologic, histochemical, immunologic, cytogenetic, and molecular biologic techniques are performed as diagnostic and investigative tools. This program is approved by the American Board of Pathology (ABP) for subspecialty training in Hematology.
Requirements: Board eligible or certified in both anatomic and clinical pathology.
Application:
Applications will be evaluated on an on-going basis and will be accepted until the position is filled. Applicants need to submit a complete application package electronically to Kim Martin, Residency/Fellowship Coordinator, at Kimberly.martin@unmc.edu . The application package includes a CAP standardized application form, curriculum vitae, a personal statement, United States Medical Licensing Examination results (parts 1, 2, and 3), ECFMG certification, ACGME Six Competencies attestation form, medical school diploma, and three letters of recommendation. The personal statement should include a brief overview of the applicant's interests, related prior experiences, and long-term career goals. The three letters of recommendation should include one letter from the applicant's current program director, and two from other physicians who know the applicant well, preferably one hematopathologist. International medical graduates must also submit a copy of their valid Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) certificate and be eligible for a J-1 visa, if necessary. Only complete applications are reviewed for a possible interview.
Email Kimberly.martin@unmc.edu with application materials.
Letters of recommendation should be addressed to:
Timothy Greiner M.D., Program Director
Hematopathology Fellowship, UNMC
983135 Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha, NE 68198-3135
Telephone: (402) 559-7726
Fax: (402) 559-6018
Website: www.unmc.edu/pathology
[#9591, exp. 7 August 2021]
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center
Openings for 2021 and 2023
The University of New Mexico Health Science Center (UNM HSC) is a 500 bed tertiary medical center in Albuquerque, NM. This 1-year fellowship provides extensive training in all major areas of surgical pathology (gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, gynecologic, breast, bone & soft tissue, head & neck, genitourinary, etc.). UNM faculty members are energetic, knowledgeable, and eager to teach. UNM HSC is the only academic medical center in the state of NM, ensuring a vast variety of interesting, complex, and unusual cases across all major subspecialties in this underserved state. This fellowship will provide the fellow with the necessary skills and experience to transition to thrive in any setting (academics or private practice).
The program offers graduated responsibility to independently render frozen section interpretation, and review subspecialized consultation material. Capable fellows will be transitioned to junior attending status with independent sign out responsibilities during the latter half of the year. The fellow will also participate in resident training, gross room oversight, and interdisciplinary conferences at the UNM NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center. UNM HSC’s partnership with TriCore Reference Laboratories provides for an extensive array of molecular, cytogenetic, and immunohistochemical testing which greatly enriches the fellow’s training in how to interpret and when to order these essential ancillary tests in common cancer specimens. Research opportunities are also available and encouraged.
For more information about how to become a part of our team, please contact Joshua Anspach Hanson, M.D. (fellowship director) at jahanson@salud.unm.edu or visit http://pathology.unm.edu/fellowships/unm-surgical-pathology-fellowship.html.
New Mexico's mild four season climate and abundant outdoor recreational opportunities (excellent biking, hiking, fishing, and skiing) combined with a rich cultural heritage and great local cuisine complement to these educational opportunities.
Requirements:
Applicants should be AP/CP or AP Board eligible or certified and should have graduated from an ACGME - accredited residency program. US citizenship or J1 visa; USMLE Step 3 required. Send inquires and CAP standardized application, Curriculum Vitae, USMLE transcript, medical school transcript, personal statement, ECFMG certificate (if applicable), and three letters of recommendation (one of which should come from your program director) to Kristen Broesder at KBroesder@salud.unm.edu or by mail to:
Kristen Broesder, Medical Education Program Specialist
Department of Pathology
University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center
915 Camino de Salud, BMSB 335
MSC08-4640
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001
[#9492-1, exp. 17 May 2021]
Hematopathology Fellowship
Montefiore Medical Center
The University of Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Unexpected opening for 2021-2022; Opening for 2022-2023
This is a one-year ACGME-approved fellowship program in Hematopathology. For over 17 years, we have been providing excellent materials and have instructors known for their highly personal, one-on-one teaching approach. The overall goal of this program is to develop the competencies needed to become a laboratory director in hematology. The Hematology program represents advanced training for individuals who have already completed significant training in Anatomic and/or Clinical Pathology. In this Hematopathology Fellowship, trainees will be responsible for in-depth study of the principles, applications and clinical relevancy of all tests performed in our affiliated laboratories as well as those sent to reference laboratories. They will be expected to be able to interpret tests, apply quality assurance principles and become proficient in special skills such as light microscopy and flow cytometry. On the Surgical Pathology Service, the General Pathology Residents contacts the Hematopathology Fellow in order to review and discuss cases with a high probability of an unsuspected lymphoma/leukemia; if this seems likely, then these cases are transferred to the Hematopathology Service for further evaluation. In the Clinical Pathology Laboratories, Hematopathology Fellows answer front-line questions from clinicians with back-up support from the Laboratory Director. The Hematopathology Fellow participates in conferences, obtains information from, and reports diagnoses to clinical colleagues in Adult Oncology, Adult Hematology and Pediatric Hematology-Oncology.
Einstein/Montefiore are NIH-designated centers for oncology and sickle cell disease. The Hematopathology faculty has broad expertise in teaching morphology, molecular diagnosis, immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry, hemoglobinopathies, coagulation, classical and molecular cytogenetics, lab management and other aspects of laboratory hematology. Mastery of diagnostic hemopathology and molecular pathology with research leading to publication is strongly encouraged. The fellows will achieve a solid base of competencies to pursue an academic or private practice career.
Requirements
Applicants must be eligible for AP or AP/CP Board certification.
Stipend
Appointment is for one year. Salary based on schedule for residents.
Application Materials
CAP Standardized application for Pathology fellowships, Curriculum vitae, 3 letters of recommendation, Brief statement of career goals, and transcript of USMLE scores.
Application Submission
Yang Shi, MD
Director, Hematopathology Fellowship Training Program
c/o Ms. Debrah Negron, Fellowship Coordinator
Montefiore Medical Center
Department of Pathology, F4-063
111 E. 210th Street
Bronx, NY 10467
Email: denegron@montefiore.org
Telephone: 718-920-6459
[#9945, exp. 17 December 2021]
Women's Health Fellowship
Accepting Applications for 2021
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Northwell Health is excited to announce our newly accredited by ACGME, one-year Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra / Northwell School of Medicine fellowship in Women’s Health, comprising Gynecologic and Breast Pathology, now accepting applications for 2021.
The department receives approximately 20,000 gynecologic and 9,000 breast cases per year, which range from routine specimens to highly complex, unusual and challenging cases, frozen sections, as well as consultation cases from outside institutions. Instruction is provided by 17 accomplished and dedicated staff pathologists specializing in one or both of the disciplines of gynecologic and breast pathology, with hundreds of years of combined experience in diagnosis, teaching and research. The fellowship will educate one fellow per year, who will engage in diagnosis, research and teaching of residents, medical students and clinicians.
Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their CV and CAP Standardized Pathology Fellowship Application to the training program administrator:
Simone Gittens, MHA
Training Program Administrator
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Northwell Health
2200 Northern Blvd., Ste. 104
Greenvale, NY 11548
Telephone: (516) 304-7234
Fax: (516) 304-7270
Email: sgittens@northwell.edu
Women’s Health Fellowship Director:
Alexander M. Truskinovsky, MD
Associate Professor
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
Chief, Gynecologic Pathology
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
2200 Northern Blvd., Ste. 104
Greenvale, NY 11548
Telephone: (516) 304-7229
Email: atruski@northwell.edu
[#9637, exp. 24 June 2021]
Neuropathology Fellowship
Overview
- The Icahn School of Medicine Neuropathology division offers a fellowship position in its ACGME-accredited two-year program for July 2021 and 2022.
- We accept one-to-two fellows each year, giving preference to those board-eligible in anatomic/clinical pathology who have completed two-to-three years of anatomic training.
- We are committed to academic excellence and diversity in clinical service, research, and education.
Curriculum
Our program includes the annual examination of over 1,400 surgical and 300 autopsy neuropathology specimens, state-of-the-art molecular diagnostics, and active research opportunities.
With the supervising attendings, neuropathology fellows actively develop their diagnostic skills during sign out on the clinical neuropathology service; learn to integrate molecular pathology data into their reports; lead neuropathology discussion during joint interdisciplinary tumor board conferences; participate in brain and spinal cord removals and special peripheral nervous system dissections; and attend brain cutting, molecular pathology sign-outs, and educational neuroradiology, neurosurgery, and neuroendocrine conferences.
Specialty rotations at the Mount Sinai Neuromuscular Lab, the Department of Ophthalmology, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in New York, and both the Alzheimer Disease Research Center (ADRC) and Manhattan HIV Brain Banks (MHBB) are also included in the program.
Fellows participate in resident education through the departments of Pathology, Neurology, and Neurosurgery. Scholarly opportunities are available in both years, with an expectation that fellows will present at annual international neuropathology meetings.
Research
Research is an important component of this fellowship and can be adapted to the interest of the applicant, with opportunity for both collaborative or independence-oriented focus on basic/clinical/computational/translational projects in neuroimmunology (including HIV and COVID-related projects), tumor genetics/epigenetics, neurodevelopment, neurodegeneration, and neuropsychiatry.
Contact Us
Mercedes Washington
Fellowship Programs Coordinator, Department of Pathology
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
One Gustave L. Levy Place, Box 1194
New York, New York 10029
Telephone: 212-241-8465
Fax: 646-537-9681
Email: mercedes.washington@mssm.edu (cc Program Director: nadejda.tsankova@mssm.edu)
[#10219, exp. 18 December 2021]
Fellowship in Clinical Chemistry
Opening 2021-2023
The Department of Laboratory Medicine at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is offering a two-year fellowship position in Clinical Chemistry. This fellowship is accredited by ComACC, and trainees will also be eligible to apply for a Focused Practice Designation by the ABP upon completion.
Description
The goal of the two year MSKCC Clinical Chemistry Fellowship Program is to prepare fellows to function as a laboratory director of a high complexity laboratory. The curriculum consists of multiple components. These include formal lectures, didactic sessions, a series of laboratory roations at MSKCC and Columbia University Medical Center. There is a clinical service component which includes on call clinical consultation as well as laboratory test interpretation/signout. Fellows are also expected to complete a translational research project which usually involves clinical assay development/validation. Fellows will also get to serve as acting director of certain sections of the clinical chemistry laboratory, and assume responsibility for laboratory and patient issues under the supervision of an attending.
Most training will occur at the newly constructed MSK Center for Laboratory Medicine building. This building houses state of the art automation as well as a wide variety of brand new clinical laboratory analyzers. The clinical chemistry service participates in the development and validation of many laboratory developed tests (LDT's) that are unavailable in most hospital laboratories. The department also provides the opportunity to participate in industry funded evaluations of cutting edge in vitro diagnostic devices, and also has extensive collaboration with the clinical departments at MSKCC to validate biomarkers for potential clinical use.
Eligibility
MDs or MD/PhDs who have completed or are in the process of completing CP or AP/CP training in the US/Canada and board eligible by ABP.
Availability
July, 2021
Deadline
Applications will be reviewed until the position is filled. Early application is encouraged.
Length of Program
Two Years (One year fellowship will be considered)
Stipend
PGY scale based on candidate's experience
Application Procedures
Applicants should submit a personal statement describing their interest in clinical chemistry, qualifications, and future goals, along with a current CV. Applications should be sent via e-mail to labchemfellowship@mskcc.org.
[#9522, exp. 6 June 2021]
New York, New York Blood Center Joint Fellowship - Blood Bank / Transfusion Medicine, July 2021 [#9774, exp. 21 August 2021]
Stony Brook University Hospital
Hematopathology Fellowship
1 position open for 2021
Description: One fellowship position in an ACGME accredited program at Stony Brook University Hospital, located on the north shore of Long Island, 55 miles east of New York City. This one-year fellowship offers experience in hematopathology emphasizing diagnostic hematopathology and laboratory hematology. Two board-certified hematopathologists are enthusiastically engaged in teaching the trainee in all areas of hematopathology. The program includes training in peripheral blood and bone marrow morphology interpretation, lymph node pathology, laboratory pathology, coagulation, flow cytometry, cytogenetics and molecular pathology. The trainee is exposed to a very active bone marrow transplantation service. The trainee will have the opportunity to teach residents and medical students and will have outstanding opportunities to participate in translational research. The trainee will be expected to register and pass the ABP hematopathology board exam at the end of their training period.
Requirements: Applicants should be Board eligible in anatomic and/or clinical pathology.
Stipends: Commensurate with the candidate's level of training.
Applications: Submit the Standardized Pathology Fellowship application (available on the CAP website) with curriculum vitae, personal statement, and three letters of references.
Departmental website: http://medicine.stonybrookmedicine.edu/pathology.
Contact Information:
Ms. Kathleen Pitisi, MBA
Program Coordinator
Telephone: (631) 444 2224
Email: Kathleen.pitisi@stonybrookmedicine.edu
For further information, contact:
Tahmeena Ahmed, MBBS
Director of Hematopathology Fellowship
Email: Tahmeena.Ahmed@stonybrookmedicine.edu
[#9376-2, exp. 25 April 2021]
Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Description: This one year ACGME-approved fellowship program includes didactic and practical training in advanced immunohematology, therapeutic and donor apheresis, extracorporeal photopheresis, blood donation, viral and bacterial testing, component processing and storage, coagulation, HLA, Patient Blood Management, and stem cell collection and processing at the University of Rochester Medical Center (870 beds) and the Northeast Division Red Cross Blood Services. The URMC blood bank is an AABB-accredited Immunohematology Reference Laboratory. This program provides for experience in perinatal transfusion as well as apheresis in neonates and children. Graded assumption of responsibility for medical, administrative, and instructional activities by the fellow are integral to the training program. Protected research time is included and research opportunities are provided commensurate with the fellow's interests and experience. The University of Rochester Medical Center has a long history of innovative and dynamic research in transfusion medicine/blood banking, hematology and related fields and many mentors to choose from in clinical, translational and basic investigation. A second and further years of research training may be possible in some instances. Further information can be found on our website at https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/education/graduate-medical-education/prospective-fellows/transfusion-medicine-fellowship.aspx.
Requirements: At the start of fellowship training, applicants should have completed pathology residency training and be Board eligible/certified in CP or AP/CP, or have completed residency training in internal medicine, anesthesiology, obstetrics/gynecology, surgery, or pediatrics, and be Board eligible/certified.
Stipends: Commensurate with the applicant's level of postgraduate training
Openings: One position for 2021-22 & 2023-2024
Interested applicants can apply to https://redcap.urmc.rochester.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=K8DMJEA7NN.
Majed Refaai, MD
Professor, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Transfusion Medicine Fellowship Director
Melissa Sullivan
Fellowship Coordinator
Email: Melissa_Sullivan@urmc.rochester.edu
[#10038-1, exp. 26 October 2021]
Monroe County Office of the Medical Examiner
Affiliation with University of Rochester Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Forensic Pathology Fellowship
Openings: 2021-2022, 2022-2023, 2023-2024
Description: The Monroe County Office of the Medical Examiner (MCOME) in conjunction with the University of Rochester Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine offers a one-year long ACGME accredited fellowship program in Forensic Pathology—the only one in Upstate New York. The MCOME, located in Rochester, NY, serves all of Monroe County as well as 11 surrounding counties, covering cities and towns, rivers, lakes, national parks, farms, and hunting areas. This allows for a unique variety of both rural and urban cases, with over 3000 death investigations and over 1200 autopsies per year, including roughly 45-50 homicides annually. The MCOME team includes 2 full-time, board-certified forensic pathologists, 9 forensic toxicologists, medical death investigators and autopsy technicians. The office also has a case manager, a forensic transcriptionist, and other administrative support staff to assist with a smooth transition and productive working environment. A full range of consultative services including neuropathology, forensic odontology, and anthropology are available.
The fellowship addresses on-scene death investigation by providing opportunities to accompany the medical investigators to scenes. It also includes exposure to the courtroom and testimony, first by accompanying the forensic pathologists and later by giving sworn testimony in the cases in which the fellow has participated. On-site training is available in forensic toxicology and odontology. Additional off-site rotations include visits to the Monroe County Crime Lab (ballistics, serology, and trace evidence), firearms training, and a forensic anthropology course. The fellow will be expected to interact with and instruct medical students, residents, law enforcement officers, and attorneys during regular business. Private office space and ample educational materials including standard texts and microscopic glass slide reviews will be provided. There will be regularly scheduled didactics, Journal Clubs, and diagnostic consensus conferences with faculty members. The fellow will be given time and funding to attend at least one national meeting (either NAME or AAFS).
Further information regarding the program can be found here: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/education/graduate-medical-education/prospective-fellows/forensic-pathology.aspx.
Requirements: Successful completion of an ACGME-accredited residency in Anatomic Pathology or Anatomic and Clinical Pathology.
Stipends: Commensurate with the year four or five of postgraduate training.
Interested applicants can apply at https://redcap.urmc.rochester.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=8FYMW3F4PK.
Applications:
Melissa Sullivan
Fellowship Coordinator
Email: Melissa_Sullivan@urmc.rochester.edu
[#10038-3, exp. 26 October 2021]
Lab Medical Directorship/MS in Business Administration Fellowship
University of Rochester Medical Center Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine is the first in the country to offer an innovative new fellowship in Laboratory Medical Directorship combined with a Masters of Science in Business Administration at the renowned Simon School of Business. This new 2-year program is designed to train future laboratory leaders who can take on administrative roles and promote the value of active laboratory directorship and management as it relates to the practice of pathology and medicine as a whole. Fellows will get hands on laboratory director experience with opportunities for research and teaching as well as complete their part-time masters at SIMON. Interested Candidates can find more information and apply at https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/pathology-labs/education/clinical-fellowships/laboratory-medical-directorship-s-in-business-admi.aspx.
Requirements: Applicants should have completed pathology residency training and be Board eligible/certified AP/CP or CP only.
Required Documents: Curriculum Vitae, Personal Statement, 3 Letters of Recommendation, USMLE Scores
Positions Available: 2021-2023, 2022-2024
Contact:
Tamera Paczos, MD
Program Director
Melissa Sullivan
Fellowship Coordinator
Email: Melissa_Sullivan@urmc.rochester.edu
[#10038-5, exp. 26 October 2021]
Milton J. Finegold Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Currently the only Pediatric Pathology Fellowship offered in Upstate New York. This one-year ACGME accredited fellowship is unique, as the fellow will work with the Department of Pathology as well as other departments at Golisano Children’s Hospital, but also the Monroe County Office of the Medical Examiner. The University of Rochester Medical Center is one of a kind which holds both pediatric and maternal cases under the same roof. With this the fellow will be exposed to pediatric and perinatal anatomic, and clinical pathology training related to Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Pediatric GI, Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, Pediatric Surgery, Neonatology, and Pediatric Cardiology services with over 1000 general pediatric cases and over 2000 placental and perinatal cases per year. Learn more about us at: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/education/graduate-medical-education/prospective-fellows/pediatric-pathology-fellowship.aspx.
Interested applicants can apply at https://redcap.urmc.rochester.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=E7XHYADNJ3.
Available: 2021-2022, 2022-2023, 2023-2024 academic years
Requirements: Applicants should have completed pathology residency training and be Board eligible/certified in AP or AP/CP.
Required Documents: Curriculum Vitae, Personal Statement, 3 Letters of Recommendation, USMLE Scores
Contact:
Philip Katzman, MD
Program Director
Melissa Sullivan
Fellowship Coordinator
Email: Melissa_Sullivan@urmc.rochester.edu
[#10038-4, exp. 26 October 2021]
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
East Carolina University
Opening for 2021-22
Job Title: Clinical Instructor
Working Title: Surgical Pathology Fellow 2021-2022
Job Description: This is a one year fellowship position in general surgical pathology starting July 1, 2021. The fellowship provides extensive training in all aspects of surgical pathology.
The fellow will advance to independent sign out during the year, will engage in undergraduate and graduate departmental educational programs, and is expected to participate in clinical research.
The ECU Brody School of Medicine is affiliated with Vidant Medical Center. Vidant Medical Center is the flagship hospital for Vidant Health and serves as the teaching hospital for the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University.
All positions are also listed at our departmental website at www.ecu.edu/pathology (Jobs tab).
Minimum Qualifications: MD or DO degree from appropriately accredited institution. Completion of AP or AP/CP pathology residency. Must be able to obtain an unrestricted North Carolina Medical License and medical staff privileges required.
Department Homepage: www.ecu.edu/pathology
Please apply online:
https://ecu.peopleadmin.com/postings/37168
Additionally, please submit at least two letters of recommendation, signed and on company letterhead directly to:
Email: mcnairc17@ecu.edu
[#9830, exp. 21 November 2021]
East Carolina University and Vidant Medical Center
Cytopathology Fellowship
Openings July 2020 and July 2021
This one-year ACGME-accredited cytopathology fellowship provides extensive cytopathology service responsibilities with progressive responsibility in rapid onsite interpretation and preliminary sign-out of cases for one fellow. In 2019, 7,621 cytopathology cases were accessioned (3,825 Gyn; 3,796 Non-Gyn with 2,213 FNA). Fellows perform and assist FNA biopsies, have access to immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry, molecular pathology, and surgical pathology, and sign-out a subset of concurrent biopsies. Quality assurance, resident teaching, interdepartmental conferences, proficiency testing, lab inspection, and laboratory management responsibilities prepare fellows for private or academic practice. One elective rotation, usually surgical pathology, hematopathology or research, is provided. Completion of a quality improvement project is expected. Highlights include fellow ownership of the service, excellent interdepartmental clinician interaction, and high volume thoracic cytopathology.
Vidant Medical Center is the 974 bed, tertiary care teaching hospital of East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine and hub of Vidant Health system, a nine hospital system serving twenty-nine counties and approximately 1.4 million people in eastern North Carolina. Greenville is home to East Carolina University and known for its moderate climate, low cost of living, and proximity to the coast.
Requirements: AP/CP Board eligible or Board certified and North Carolina full medical license
Stipends: Commensurate with postgraduate year. Benefits include book and travel fund, and major medical, outpatient mental health, group life, dental, and disability insurance.
Applications: CAP standard application, personal statement, current curriculum vitae, three letters of recommendation (1 from residency program director), USMLE or COMLEX transcript, ECFMG certificate (if applicable), and medical school transcript.
Additional information-department: https://pathology.ecu.edu/
Additional information-fellowship: https://pathology.ecu.edu/cytopathology-fellowship/
Program Director: Ann Sutton, M.D.
Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Mailstop 642
ECU Brody School of Medicine
Greenville, NC 27834
Applications and inquiries:
Jennifer Cooper, Residency Coordinator
Email: cooperj@ecu.edu
[#9382, exp. 2 March 2021]
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North Carolina, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Molecular Genetic Pathology, openings for 2021, 2023 [#10227, exp. 21 December 2021]
Forensic Pathology Fellowship, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Immediate opening for the academic year 2021-2022 and beyond
Wake Forest School of Medicine announces an immediate opening for one forensic pathology fellowship position for the academic year 2021-2022 and potential openings for 2022-2023 and beyond. The autopsy service at Wake Forest Baptist Health is a designated Regional Autopsy Center for the medical examiner system in North Carolina and provides guidance and forensic autopsy services for county medical examiners in 32 counties within the western portion of North Carolina.
A forensic pathology fellow at this institution can expect a wide variety of cases encompassing deaths in more populated urban areas and rural, mountainous areas. Expected autopsy cases encompass homicides by all classifications of traumatic injuries, including gunshot fatalities by a wide variety of firearms, blunt force trauma, poisonings, various forms of accidental deaths as well as interesting natural manners of death. Our office performs approximately 1050 medicolegal autopsies and 300 external examinations annually. The fellow is expected to perform about 200 medicolegal autopsies and construct thorough autopsy reports, engage in scholarly activity, including (but not limited to) presenting at a national forensic meeting, interact with rotating pathology residents and medical students, and attend death scenes within Forsyth County. The fellow will gain ample opportunity honing communication skills with families, law enforcement, attorneys and other interested parties. Hands-on experience in ballistics, forensic anthropology, and forensic toxicology is an integral part of the program.
The autopsy faculty consists of 7 board-certified forensic pathologists, one of which also has board-certification in neuropathology, and two of which also have board-certifications in pediatric pathology.
Winston-Salem is a vibrant small city with an affordable cost of living and lies at the foot of the Appalachian Mountain Range (www.visitwinstonsalem.com).
Contact information:
Jerri McLemore, MD
Interim Forensic Pathology Fellowship Program Director
Office Telephone: 336-716-3821
Email: jmclemor@wakehealth.edu
Nathan Shaller, MD
Associate Forensic Pathology Fellowship Program Director
Office Telephone: 336-716-2637
Email: nshaller@wakehealth.edu
[#9794, exp. 14 August 2021]
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021
The Department of Pathology at Akron Children’s Hospital is currently accepting applications for Pediatric Pathology Fellowship positions beginning July 2021.
The Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program is ACGME-approved to train one fellow per year with an optional second year offered to fellows with a particular interest in subspecialty development or research. The fellowship is designed to provide exposure to general pediatric surgical and autopsy pathology, perinatal pathology, pediatric hematopathology, and molecular and cytogenetic analysis.
Akron Children’s Hospital consists of two freestanding pediatric hospitals with a network of over 700 providers, managing over 900,000 patient visits annually. The Department of Pathology is an established group of eight pathologists, a PhD director of cytogenetics, and a PhD director of clinical laboratories and clinical chemistry.
Applicants must have completed or be currently completing an ACGME-accredited program in anatomic pathology or anatomic pathology and clinical pathology. Interested candidates may send inquiries to:
Mark A. Steele, M.D.
Director, Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Akron Children’s Hospital
One Perkins Square
Akron, OH 44308
Telephone: 330-543-8572
Email: msteele@akronchildrens.org
[#9922, exp. 14 November 2021]
Ohio, Nationwide Children’s Hospital-Pediatric
Pediatric Pathology Fellowships
Nationwide Children's Hospital
Columbus, Ohio
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Nationwide Children's Hospital (NCH), Columbus, Ohio, offers the following fellowship training opportunities:
1 - ACGME-accredited Pediatric Pathology Fellowship training. Our program combines a strong curriculum focused on pediatric surgical and autopsy pathology, nurturing learning environment, and flexibility regarding electives and research projects. Fellowship eligibility requirements include a minimum of 3 years Pathology Residency training at an ACGME-accredited program and a valid ECFMG certificate (if applicable). Currently recruiting for the 2021 and 2022 academic years.
2 - Newly approved non-ACGME-accredited fellowship training in Clinical Pediatric Pathology (currently recruiting for the 2021-2022 academic year). This Clinical Pediatric Pathology training program is a first of its kind, offering focused training including pediatric hematopathology, pediatric transfusion medicine, diagnostic immunology, clinical microbiology, and clinical chemistry. Our Clinical Laboratories perform more than 3 million tests per year.
3 - We also offer non-ACGME training in surgical and clinical pediatric pathology for qualified, independently funded international scholars who meet sponsorship requirements set by NCH and home country academic institutions (start date and duration of training are negotiable - off cycle recruitment will be considered).
Learning and research opportunities are greatly enhanced by our department's close association with the Center for Childhood Cancer and the Children's Oncology Group Bio-pathology Center and Institute of Genomic Medicine (IGM). Our department is also home for the archives of the Children's Cancer Group and Intergroup Rhabdomyosarcoma Study. These resources offer unique and wide opportunities to join cutting edge NIH-funded research in both basic and clinical sciences.
Visit us at NationwideChildrens.org/Pathology-Fellowship to learn more.
Contact Information:
Samir B. Kahwash, MD, FCAP, FASCP
Vice Chair for Education and Director, Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program
Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, OH 43205
Email: Samir.Kahwash@nationwidechildrens.org
[#9454, exp. April 17, 2021]
Ohio, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center-Cytopathology
Cytopathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022
Description: This is a one-year cytopathology training program at Wexner Medical Center at The Ohio State University, which includes the Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Research Institute. The cytology laboratory accessions approximately 36,000 cases annually. This includes 8,000 exfoliative non-gynecologic, and about 2,400 FNA specimens. The cytopathology fellow will experience preliminary sign-out of non-gynecologic and gynecologic specimens, gynecologic pap smear/cervical biopsy correlations, and performing and interpreting FNA under supervision of a staff cytopathologist. Twelve months are spent in clinical service as it relates to cytopathology with access to surgical pathology, frozen sections, molecular pathology, HPV DNA analysis, image analysis, flow cytometry, immunohistochemistry and research associated with cytopathology. The fellow will participate in the cytopathology teaching of cytotechnologists, medical students and residents. He/she may also participate in the regular resident microscopic seminars, hospital tumor boards, cytopathology teleconferences, CAP proficiency tests and formal cytopathology lectures. The fellow may participate in inspections as they relate to certification in cytology and quality assurance. Strengths of the program include the diversity of the cytopathology faculty as well as their strengths in gynecologic pathology, gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology, flow cytometry DNA analysis and image analysis, and fine needle aspiration cytology.
Fellowship Director: Rulong Shen, M.D. rulong.shen@osumc.edu
Requirements: Candidate should be AP/CP Board eligible or Board certified.
Positions: One (1); Availability: 2021-2022
Stipend: Support will commensurate with year of post-graduate training.
Applications and Inquiries: Please complete the application located on our website at: https://pathology.osu.edu/academics/fellowships.html and send with supporting documents to the following:
Monica Rios
The Ohio State University Medical Center
Pathology Education Manager
Telephone: 614-292-0367
Email: Monica.Rios@osumc.edu
[#9194-1, exp. 23 January 2021]
Ohio, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center-Surgical
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021-2022
Description: The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center offers a one year Surgical Pathology Fellowship. The fellowship program provides advanced and focused instruction and experience in diagnostic surgical pathology. The fellowship curriculum is designed to build upon previous training and provide a broad experience necessary for independent practice in either an academic or community-based setting. The fellow will have the opportunity to choose and further develop an area of emphasis amongst a wide array of subspecialties. Opportunity for independent sign out is available.
Requirements: The candidate should be AP or AP/CP board eligible or board certified. License (training certificate or unrestricted license) to practice medicine in the state of Ohio is also required.
Stipend: Support will commensurate with year of post-graduate training.
Applications and Inquiries: All fellowship applications are to be addressed to Adrian Suarez, MD, Surgical Pathology Fellowship Program Director. Applications are to be submitted via email to Monica Rios, Pathology Education Manager (Monica.Rios@osumc.edu). Complete fellowship applications will include: CAP Standard Fellowship Application, CV, Personal Statement, USMLE/COMLEX Scores, Photograph, and 3 Letters of Recommendation.
Additional information can be found on our website: https://pathology.osu.edu/academics/fellowships.html
Please direct any inquiries to:
Monica Rios
The Ohio State University Medical Center
Pathology Education Manager
Telephone: 614-292-0367
Email: Monica.Rios@osumc.edu
[#9194-2, exp. 23 January 2021]
The MetroHealth System/Case Western University Program
Cleveland, Ohio
Fellowship in Surgical Pathology
Opening for 2021-2022
The Department of Pathology at MetroHealth System/Case Western University offers a one-year fellowship in general Surgical Pathology designed for individuals who wish to build upon diagnostic skills learned in residency in a program that emphasizes graduated responsibility and ultimately independent sign-out privileges in a supervised and supportive environment. This fellowship serves as an excellent transition from training to independent practice in either an academic or community setting.
Approximately 25,000 surgical cases are processed annually, encompassing a comprehensive array of specimen types. The department is staffed by nine surgical pathologists, with vast experience and particular expertise in breast, GI, hepatobiliary, head and neck, and pulmonary pathology as well as neuropathology, hematopathology, and cytopathology.
Responsibilities include grossing, intraoperative consultation, and work-up of cases under supervision, progressing to independent sign-out as junior staff, after thorough evaluation of diagnostic accuracy and medical knowledge. The fellow is expected to participate in the supervision and teaching of residents and medical students and participate in departmental conferences and multidisciplinary tumor boards. Lab management principles and regulations are emphasized. Participation in clinical research is encouraged.
Program Director: Caroline Abramovich, M.D., Assistant Professor of Pathology, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Requirements: Completion of an ACGME-accredited four-year AP/CP or three-year AP residency program; candidate should be Board eligible or Board certified.
Stipend: Commensurate with level of post-graduate training.
Application and Inquiries: Submit completed College of American Pathologists (CAP) Fellowship Application, current CV, and three letters of recommendation to:
Nigmeh Salti, Program Coordinator, Surgical Pathology Fellowship Program
The MetroHealth System/Case Western University Program
2500 MetroHealth Dr., Cleveland, OH 44109
Telephone: (216) 778-5168
Email: gmepathology@metrohealth.org
[#10127, exp. 10 December 2021]
University Hospitals / Case Western Reserve School of Medicine
Surgical Pathology Fellowship Openings for 2021-2022
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center offers two positions for a one year ACGME accredited surgical pathology fellowship, providing advanced educational training with exposure to a wide variety of clinical material covering all major subspecialties, as well as oncologic, transplant and pediatric cases. UH Cleveland Medical Center is a tertiary-quaternary care hospital with 1,000 beds. Approximately 50,000 surgical specimens are accessioned yearly.
Fellows will sign-out in-house and consult cases with attendings on each subspecialty service, including Gynecology, Gastroenterology, Breast, Genitourinary, Bone/Soft Tissue, Dermatopathology, Head and Neck, Thoracic, Renal, Neuropathology and Pediatrics/Perinatal. Three months of elective rotations are offered, which may be focused in areas of interest. In addition, fellows will participate in Tumor Boards and provide frozen section interpretations with a supervising attending pathologist. During fellowship, there will be graduated responsibilities, such as supervising resident and pathology assistant prosection. Also, fellows progress to sign-out cases with the residents. They will also gain the ability to fully work-up cases independently, including ordering additional tests.
Academic requirements include organizing an unknown case conference, presenting at AP journal club, giving a didactic lecture and participating in a Diagnostic Institute Seminar. Research opportunities are also available.
Requirements: Board eligibility or certification in AP and/or AP/CP, with completion of an ACGME-accredited residency.
Program Director: Mohamed El Hag, MD
Applications: Submit a current CV, CAP Fellowship application and 2-3 letters of reference to:
Ashley Hlavacik, Academic Program Administrator
Department of Pathology
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
11100 Euclid Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44106
Telephone: 216-844-3697
Fax: 216-201-5354
Email: Ashley.Hlavacik@UHhospitals.org
[#9957, exp. 29 September 2021]
University of Cincinnati
Hoxworth Blood Center
Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Openings for 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
Program Overview
Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, was founded in December of 1938 by Dr. Paul I Hoxworth. Hoxworth Blood Center is the only University-affiliated blood center in the United States, and the second oldest blood bank in the country. The Center has become an internationally recognized leader in transfusion medicine.
The ACGME Accredited Transfusion Medicine Fellowship at Hoxworth Blood Center is designed to offer physicians career development training which will enable them to assume leadership positions as Directors/Medical Directors of regional or community blood centers or hospital transfusion services.
The program has six faculty members, each representing one or more special interests within the general field of Transfusion Medicine. Active research interests of the faculty include, platelet hemostasis, optimization of blood component storage, pathogen reduction of blood products, hematopoietic stem cell biology in health and disease, and microenvironment control of hematopoiesis.
Application Requirement
• An M.D. degree from an accredited medical school.
• Completed a residency training program as defined by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and be licensed, or eligible for licensure, to practice medicine in a state or territory of the United States.
• Taken and passed USMLE step III.
• U.S. citizens or have visas permitting residence and training/employment in the United States.
Application Process
Applicants should submit below documents by March 31
• A letter of interest explaining career goals and objectives and reasons for desiring training in blood banking
• Curriculum vitae
• Three references
The applicant's qualifications are reviewed by a fellowship selection committee composed of Hoxworth Blood Center faculty and key staff. Candidates whose applications meet the basic requirements are invited for a personal interview with the committee.
Contacts
Bernadette Bennison, (513) 558-1203, Bernadette.Bennison@uc.edu
Dr. Jose Cancelas, CEO/Director of Hoxworth Blood Center Jose.Cancelas@uc.edu
Dr. David Oh, Fellowship Program Director David.oh@uc.edu
Margaret Simon, Program Coordinator Margaret.Simon@uc.edu
Website: click here
[#9549, exp. 25 July 2021]
Oregon Health & Science University
Cytopathology Fellowship, July 2021 and July 2022
Oregon Health & Science University Department of Pathology has an opening in our Cytopathology Fellowship for July 2021, and an additional opening for July 2022.
Our program provides comprehensive training in cytopathology, with emphasis on the performance and interpretation of fine needle aspiration biopsies, and the integration of cytology and molecular pathology. As the major tertiary care referral center for the entire state of Oregon, the OHSU Cytopathology section reviews more than 12,000 gynecologic specimens, 5,000 non-gynecological specimens, and 1,000 fine needle aspirations each year. In addition to their clinical duties, fellows participate in laboratory management, CAP inspection training, quality control measures, resident education, and translational research activities. We are supported by excellent immunocytochemistry, flow cytometry and molecular genetic laboratories, and a state- of-the- art core laboratory. Home to the Knight Cancer Institute, an international leader in research and cancer treatment, and other well-known institutes, OHSU offers a variety of collaborative research opportunities.
Community: Located on a scenic hill overlooking vibrant downtown Portland, the OHSU campus is less than 90 minutes from Mt. Hood, the Columbia River Gorge, and the beautiful Oregon coast, providing endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. OHSU is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer.
Requirements: Completion of Residency in Anatomic Pathology or Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology
Stipends: The stipend is commensurate with the year of postgraduate training.
Program Director: Terry Morgan, MD, PhD, Program Director, Cytopathology Fellowship
Applications: Please contact Stacey Davis at davissta@ohsu.edu to notify us of your interest. Submit your curriculum vitae, personal statement, and an application form from our website. At least three letters of recommendation should also be submitted directly to Stacey via email by the letter writer.
Stacey Davis, Administrative Coordinator
OHSU Department of Pathology, SOM
3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, L113
Email: davissta@ohsu.edu
Website: www.ohsu.edu/pathology
[#9460-2, exp. 6 April 2021]
Oregon Health & Science University
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Opening for July 2021
The Oregon Health & Science University Department of Pathology has one one-year Surgical Pathology Fellowship position open for 2021. The fellowship curriculum builds on the trainee’s prior anatomic pathology residency with progressive responsibilities to prepare our fellows for independent surgical pathology sign-out in private practice or academic settings.
As the major tertiary care referral center for the entire state of Oregon, OHSU offers a full spectrum of surgical pathology material, averaging 22,000 surgical cases per year. Our subspecialized service structure provides enhanced training opportunities as fellows spend focused weeks studying GI, GU, head and neck, gyn, breast, pediatric and soft tissue/bone cases. Assigned responsibilities include initial interpretation of biopsies, resection specimens and frozen sections. Along with PAs and attendings, surgical pathology fellows also help provide oversight to residents in the cutting room, offering consultation and expertise for complex specimens; though no grossing is required by fellows.
The fellowship may include up to three months of elective time, including your choice of rotations in hematopathology, dermatopathology, renal pathology, neuropathology, cytopathology, cytogenetics, molecular pathology or other subspecialties. Surgical pathology fellows have multiple opportunities to teach at case conferences and multi-disciplinary tumor boards. Fellows receive an educational allowance of $2500 per year. Participation in clinical research activities is encouraged and financial support above and beyond the educational allowance is provided for travel to conferences when fellows present.
Community: Located on a scenic hill overlooking downtown Portland, the OHSU campus is less than 90 minutes from Mt. Hood, the Columbia River Gorge and the beautiful Oregon coast, providing endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. OHSU is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer.
Requirements: Completion of Residency in Anatomic Pathology or Anatomic Pathology / Clinical Pathology.
Stipends: The stipend is commensurate with the year of postgraduate training.
Program Director: Kevin R Turner, MD, PhD, Surgical Pathology Fellowship Director
Applications: Please submit your curriculum vitae, personal statement, an application form from our website, and at least three letters of recommendation to:
Stacey Davis
Administrative Coordinator
Department of Pathology
Email: davissta@ohsu.edu
Website: www.ohsu.edu/pathology
[#9935, exp. 23 September 2021]
Oncologic Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
The Department of Pathology at Fox Chase Cancer Center has unexpected one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship positions available in Oncologic Surgical Pathology beginning July 1, 2021 and four one-year positions for 2022-23. The possibility of an additional year of ACGME-accredited Hematopathology training is also available.
Fox Chase Cancer Center is a nationally ranked 100-bed NCI-designated multidisciplinary comprehensive cancer center with a departmental affiliation with Thomas Jefferson University. The department processes over 15,000 surgical specimens, 2,500 frozen sections, and 4,000 non-gyn cytology specimens yearly, all of which are cancer or cancer-related. There is extensive material in head and neck, breast, pulmonary, gastrointestinal, urologic, gynecologic, dermatology and hematolymphoid neoplasms. The department has board certified surgical pathologists including hematopathologists, cytopathologists, a dermatopathologist, immunopathologist and cytogeneticist with busy consultation services, and an active molecular pathology laboratory.
The fellowship program is designed to provide an in-depth experience in tumor pathology with emphasis on diagnosis. Ample time for scholarly activities is facilitated by three full time pathologists’ assistants who gross all specimens and prepare all frozen sections.
Applications are available at www.fccc.edu and questions should be directed to Douglas B. Flieder, M.D. or Lori Schaffert at path.fellowship@fccc.edu.
[#9826 exp. 22 August 2021]
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
American Red Cross Penn-Jersey Region
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Fellowship in Blood Banking / Transfusion Medicine
Opening for 2021
The Fellowship is a joint program supported by the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (TJUH) and the American Red Cross (ARC) Blood Services, Penn-Jersey Region. The fellowship is approved for one year of training in blood banking.
The concentration of study includes compatibility testing, resolution of antibody problems, therapeutic apheresis, administration of blood and blood products to various patient populations, including transplantation, the use of platelet matching, donor apheresis, whole blood collection, pediatric and neonatal transfusion, component processing and distribution, methodologies used in standard compatibility testing as well as in a large consultation reference laboratory, platelet and neutrophil serology and HLA testing. Teaching opportunities to the residents, nurses, medical students and technical staff at TJUH are provided.
The first two months are spent at TJUH with the exception of a selected orientation at ARC. The Fellow will split the remaining ten months between TJUH and ARC, with a two week rotation at Nemours duPont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, DE and a one week rotation in the HLA Labs at TJUH and ARC.
The Transfusion Medicine Department at TJUH includes the Blood Bank Laboratory, Therapeutic Apheresis Unit and Blood Donor Center. There are opportunities for collaboration with Oncology, Obstetrics, Pediatrics, Surgery and other clinical areas (Dialysis, Transplantation). Hematology Fellows and Pathology Residents rotate through the Blood Bank on a regular basis. The operational responsibilities of the service are covered by the Blood Bank Fellow and Pathology Residents under constant attending backup.
The Fellow is the principal liaison between the various clinical services and the TJUH Transfusion Service. There are abundant opportunities for clinical and basic research interaction within TJUH. Academic pursuits or research projects are required of the Fellow. The program also can be modified to provide individualized attention to relevant areas.
Requirements: Candidates must be eligible to sit for Blood Bank boards through the ABP upon completion of the fellowship. Refer to the ABP requirements.
Stipend: Commensurate with the year of postgraduate training.
Staff: Julie Katz Karp, M.D., Program Director
Applications: Should be directed to:
Carole Ayling, Program Coordinator
Transfusion Medicine
111 S. 11th Street
Room 8220 Gibbon Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Email: [email protected]
Program Website: http://www.jefferson.edu/jmc/departments/pathology/education/fellowships/blood_bank.html
[#9544, exp. 12 July 2021]
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Pathology Fellowship Program
Soft Tissue/Bone Pathology Fellowship
Currently accepting applications for the 2021 - 2022 academic year
The Soft Tissue/Bone Pathology Fellowship (STB Fellow) is offered to PGY4 (or 3 for AP only trainee) and above residents and aimed toward the development of either academically or community oriented surgical pathologists with a subspecialty interest in bone and soft tissue pathology. The program is under the academic direction of Paul J. Zhang, MD, Director of the Soft Tissue and Bone Pathology Service at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Please submit:
• Completed fellowship application
• Curriculum Vitae
• Personal Statement
• Photo
• Three (3) letters of recommendation
Program Coordinator: Evelyn Jones
Email address: evelyn.jones@pennmedicine.upenn.edu
[#9955, exp. 29 September 2021]
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Neuropathology Fellowship
Openings for July 2021, 2022 and 2023
Description
The Neuropathology Division at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) offers up to 4 two-year fellowships. Trainees concentrate on clinical training during their first year and a mixture of clinical, teaching and research training during their second year.
Schedule Overview
Year 1
• Neuropathology Surgicals / Intraoperatives: 22 weeks
• Neuromuscular, Neuro-ophthalmologic, Neurodegenerative: 21 weeks
• Elective: 4 weeks
• Vacation: 4 weeks
• Conference Time: 1 week
Year 2
• Neuropathology Surgicals / Intraoperatives: 13 weeks
• Neuromuscular, Neuro-ophthalmologic, Neurodegenerative: 11 weeks
• Elective: 23 weeks
• Vacation: 4 weeks
• Conference Time: 1 week
Requirements
The candidate must be Board eligible or certified in either Anatomic Pathology or Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, or in some other medical specialty such as Neurology and have had one year Anatomic Pathology Training. Candidates for combined training in Anatomic Pathology and Neuropathology are also encouraged.
10 Reasons for choosing UPMC Neuropathology
1. State of the art facilities: Large academic center with multiple subspecialty based hospitals
2. Volume and diversity of cases: Brain biopsies (~700 intraoperative consultations, ~2000 neurosurgical specimens); Autopsy (~350 adult/child, ~55 perinatal); Neuromuscular and Neuro-ophthalmology (~40 nerves, 160 muscles, 150 eyes)
3. Intensive training in complex and challenging intraoperative consultations
4. World renowned teleneuropathology with global links
5. Flexible training plan, including neuroradiology training and extensive didactic/clinical conferences
6. Abundant research opportunities and options for clinical/anatomic or anatomic/research tracks
7. Extensive subspecialty expertise, including the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, molecular diagnostics, proteomics/genomics and state-of-the-art informatics
8. Complete virtual microscopy study set
9. Affordable, family friendly city with arts, cultural events, athletic events and outdoor activities
10. More benefits: vacation, conference time, dedicated funding for books and travel
Information Videos
Tour video of UPMC: https://wdrv.it/76eb7d040
Overview video of residency training at UPMC: https://wdrv.it/5d70489e7
Applications
Please complete the online application at: https://epssecure.upmc.com/path/fellowship/app-form.cfm
[#9891, exp. 23 September 2021]
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA
Accepting applications for July 1, 2020 and July 1, 2021
The Department of Pathology at the UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, invites interested applicants to apply for a Pediatric Pathology Fellowship position available for the years 2020-2021 and 2021-2022.
The fellowship program in the Division of Pediatric Pathology, Department of Pathology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine is one of the oldest in the country. The ACGME-accredited program prepares qualified candidates for the Pediatric Pathology board exam, sanctioned by the American Board of Pathology.
CHP, a premier 315-bed pediatric hospital, consistently ranks in the top tier among pediatric hospitals by US News and World Report. The Dept. of Pathology has approximately 11,000 surgical pathology accessions and 1500 cytology specimens per year, in addition to placental and perinatal specimens accessioned at UPMC Magee Women’s Hospital - a core rotation. Pediatric and perinatal autopsies offer extensive opportunities to learn postmortem pathology.
The program has a staff of 10 faculty members dedicated to pediatric and perinatal pathology and research, and subspecialty support rendered by members of other divisions in the Department of Pathology. Our faculty covers the full spectrum of interests and expertise, including pediatric tumors, Neural Crest disorders, cardiac and other congenital malformations, liver, lung, renal, gonadal, transplant, placental and developmental pathology, hematopathology, neuropathology, informatics and others. Our fellows are exposed to routine examples of pediatric disease to cases of the highest complexity of modern medicine.
Interested applicants who by the time of applying have completed training in an ACGME accredited AP or AP/CP program are encouraged to inquire:
Amy Davis, M.D., Ph. D.
UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
Dept of Pathology B259
4401 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15224
Telephone: (412) 692-5650
Email: daviaw@upmc.edu
[#9441, exp. 24 March 2021]
Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
Women and Infants Hospital
Providence, Rhode Island
Perinatal / Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021-2023
The Department of Pathology at Women and Infants Hospital/Brown University offers a one or two year ACGME-accredited fellowship in Pediatric Pathology. Applications are being accepted for positions starting July 1, 2021.
This program utilizes the resources and faculty of Women and Infants Hospital, Rhode Island Hospital, Hasbro Children's Hospital, the Office of the Rhode Island Medical Examiner and Brown University. The fellows will gain experience in the entire spectrum of developmental, placental, perinatal, general pediatric, pediatric forensic and pediatric surgical pathology and will be eligible to take the Pediatric Pathology subspecialty board examinations at the conclusion of the first year of the fellowship. The second year is optional and reserved for highly qualified individuals who intend to pursue an academic career in pediatric pathology.
Requirements: Candidates must have an MD degree or equivalent and at least two years of training in anatomic pathology in an accredited program. Candidates are expected to have passed parts I, II and III of USMLE.
Stipends: Commensurate with post-graduate level of training. Book and travel allowances are provided. Women and Infants Hospital is an EEO employer.
Applications: Standardized Fellowship Application.
Interested candidates should submit curriculum vitae, a statement of interest and the names of three referees to:
Fusun Gundogan, M.D.
Program Director, Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Women and Infants Hospital
101 Dudley Street
Providence, RI 02905
Email: FGundogan@wihri.org
[#10190, exp. 5 January 2022]
The University of Tennessee Medical Center Knoxville (UTMCK)
Oncologic Surgical Pathology Fellowship (one position)
Openings for 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
Located in beautiful East Tennessee, the Oncologic Surgical Pathology Fellowship Program is based in the Department of Pathology at the University of Tennessee Medical Center Knoxville. One, one-year fellowship is available beginning each July 1. Our department offers a variety of excellent educational opportunities including high volume, case complexity and diversity of cases. Case volumes per year averages over 30,000 surgical specimens, 50,000 cytology accessions, including 5,000 non-gynecologic specimens and 1,200 fine needle aspirations. The fellow is given responsibility in signing out with appropriate supervision by senior faculty. Teaching activities include an unknown case conference, journal club, case presentations, conference presentation, and research presentations where applicable. Rotations include gross room and sign-out, special techniques: electron microscopy, molecular pathology, flow cytometry, etc.
A wide spectrum of specimens (GU, GI, renal, lung, liver, muscle, brain, skin, etc.) provide extensive experience. The fellow participates in interdepartmental conferences and has an active role in supervising and teaching pathology residents. A research project is not a requirement during the fellowship year, however it is highly encouraged, and supported. The Department of Pathology, which includes over twenty faculty, has an excellent information technology base (Cerner/ PowerChart/ CoPath) and incorporates state-of-the-art facilities.
For detailed information: http://gsm.utmck.edu/pathology/fellowship.cfm
Program Requirements: Must have completed AP/CP residency and eligible for medical licensure in Tennessee.
Applications: Applicants should submit a completed CAP Standardized Application (application available at https://documents.cap.org/documents/standardized-pathology-fellowship-application.pdf), copy of CV, personal statement, USMLE/COMLEX scores, passport size photo, three letters of recommendation addressed to Alan Grindstaff, M.D., and ECFMG certificate (if applicable) to:
Ashley Capps, Residency & Fellow Coordinator
Department of Pathology
The University of Tennessee Medical Center at Knoxville
1924 Alcoa Hwy U-108
Knoxville, Tennessee 37920
Telephone: 865-305-8979
Fax: 865-305-6866
Email: AECapps1@utmck.edu
[#9890, exp. 9 September 2021]
Neuropathology Fellowship
Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville, Tennessee
Openings for 2021, 2022 and 2023
The Division of Neuropathology in the Department of Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology (PMI) at Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC), Nashville, Tennessee offers a two-year fellowship in Neuropathology. A large volume of surgical neuropathology cases (approximately 1,200 per year), muscle biopsies (approximately 250 per year), nerve biopsies (approximately 50 per year) and autopsies (approximately 150 per year) represent the varied clinical material upon which the training in neuropathology is based. An intraoperative consult service provides the opportunity for training in the interpretation of smear preparations and frozen sections.
Additional training is provided via regular didactics, study sets and journal clubs. The fellow is expected to engage in scholarly activity throughout the training period. More formal research experiences are available in the second year, depending on the trainee's interests and aptitude.
The Neuropathology fellow covers surgical pathology and autopsy services at Vanderbilt University Hospital, at Monroe Carrell Vanderbilt Children's Medical Center and at the Nashville Veteran's Administration Medical Center. Research opportunities are available not only within the Division of Neuropathology, but also within other PMI Divisions (Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology, Hematopathology, Renal Pathology and Investigative Pathology) and in other Departments at Vanderbilt Medical Center. The Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center is an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Located in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, Vanderbilt University is one of the nation’s leading research and teaching institutions with undergraduate medical program contiguous on the same campus. Nashville, the capital of Tennessee, is a growing cosmopolitan area with a population exceeding 1.8 million, diverse entertainment, excellent schools and ready access to outdoor activities.
Interested applicants should submit a personal statement, application*, CV, USMLE scores, passport size photo, three letters of recommendation and ECFMG certificate (if applicable) to:
Tapherine DeVany
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Pathology, Microbiology and Immunology
1161 21st Ave. South, CC3322 MCN
Nashville, TN 37232-2561
Email: t.devany@vumc.org
*Application and pertinent information can be found at: https://www.vumc.org/gme/13198
[#9508, exp. 29 April 2021]
Baylor Scott & White Health, Temple
Department of Pathology
Cytopathology Fellowship
Description: A one-year fellowship, ACGME-accredited program offers advanced training in diagnostic clinical cytopathology. Experience is provided through daily signout of gynecologic and non-gynecologic specimens as well as training in performance and interpretation of fine needle aspiration biopsies. Exposure to performance of ultrasound guided fine needle aspiration is also available.
The cytology laboratory processes 35000 GYN Pap tests, 3,500 non-GYN specimens and 4000 fine needle aspirations.
The fellow participates in all aspects of the service and is given progressive responsibilities. Participation in conferences and teaching of pathology residents and cytotechnologists is required. Involvement in clinical research is also encouraged. Diagnostic and research facilities are available in molecular biology, immunocytochemistry, and flow cytometry.
Devoted time to specimen preparation, laboratory management and quality issues is provided. Continued exposure to surgical pathology with annual accession of 80,000 cases is through tumor board participation, elective rotation and weekly conferences.
Requirements: Candidates must have completed AP or AP/CP pathology residency in the United States and be certified or eligible in AP or AP/CP. Applicants must have passed all USMLE Steps before entering the Cytopathology Fellowship Program. Foreign medical graduates are required to have an ECFMG certificate. Baylor Scott & White Health sponsors only the J1 Visa for those individuals who require a visa in order to be work-authorized.
Stipends: Stipends are commensurate with the level of postgraduate training.
Faculty (cytopathology board certified): Lina Liu, MD, Lubna Sayage-rabie, MD; Ryam Zreik, MD; Bing Leng, MD; Douglas Larsen, MD; Xingbai Chen; Constance Cleaves, MD; Kenneth Youens, MD; Joy King, MD.
Community: This is a family oriented small town with a beautiful Belton lake 20-minute away from hospital and within a reasonable distance from large cities.
Inquiries: Address inquiries to
Lina Liu, MD
Director, Cytopathology Fellowship
Telephone: (254) 724-4730
Email: lina.liu@BSWHealth.org
Applications: Mail or email CAP standardized fellowship application, CV, personal statement and three letters of recommendation to:
Wanell, Eschun
Program Administrator
Department of Pathololgy
Baylor Scott and White Health
2401 S. 31st Street, MS-01-266
Temple, TX 76508
Phone: 254-724-7354
Fax: 254-724-6329
Email: Wanell.Eshun@bswhealth.org
Web site: https://www.bswhealth.med/education/Pages/gme/temple/cytopathology-fellowship.aspx
[#10025, exp. 6 November 2021]
Baylor Scott & White Hospital and Clinic
Hematopathology Fellowship
Openings for July 2021-June 2022
Description: The Scott and White Healthcare Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine and the Texas A&M College of Medicine offer a one-year fellowship in hematopathology. The program has the goal of training individuals who will, after completion of the program, be able to direct a hematology laboratory; consult with clinicians on hematopathology; have the morphologic expertise to accurately render hematologic diagnosis on any appropriate specimens, including lymph nodes, spleen, bone marrow aspirate/biopsies, and properly interpret peripheral smears. The program will prepare them to qualify and successfully complete the American Board of Pathology Hematology Board certification examination. The fellow will be exposed to routine and special hematology testing, routine and special coagulation testing, cytochemistry, histochemistry, flow cytometry, cytogenetics and molecular techniques as they apply to the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of hematologic malignancies. All these tests are performed in our core laboratory in Temple. The morphologic evaluation of peripheral smears, bone marrow aspirates and biopsies, lymph node and other tissue biopsies for the diagnosis of hematologic malignancies are part of the daily activity and are obtained from all of the regional hospitals and clinics in the Central Texas Division of the Baylor Scott and White Healthcare system. The program emphasizes the practical aspects of the hematopathology practice in regard to morphologic skills, laboratory management and clinical consultation.
Requirements: Completed training in combined anatomic and clinical pathology. All applicants must pass USMLE Steps 1 and 2 before entering any Scott & White GME program and must pass Step 3 before completing the first year of residency or fellowship training. Foreign medical graduates are required to have an ECFMG certificate. Scott & White sponsors only the J1 Visa for those individuals who require a visa in order to be work-authorized.
Facilities: The Baylor Scott & White Healthcare system-Central Texas Division is an integrated system very conducive to such exposure because of the complex practice involving over 1200 physicians, including primary care and specialists and a system that includes 17 hospitals or hospital partners and more than 140 clinic locations throughout Central Texas. The fellowship is based in Temple which is the location of the core laboratory for the system.
Stipends: Salary is commensurate with the year of postgraduate training.
Applications:
William Koss, MD, Program Director
Scott & White Healthcare, Pathology
2401 S 31st Street, MS-01-266
Temple, TX 76508
Telephone: (254) 724-7354
Fax: (254) 724-6329
E-mail: William.koss@bswhealth.org and felix.olobatuyi@bswhealth.org
Web site: https://www.bswhealth.med/education
[#9761, exp. 16 October 2021]
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Houston Methodist Hospital
Department of Pathology and Genomic Medicine
Blood Bank/Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Houston Methodist Hospital, Department of Pathology and Genomic Medicine, in Houston, Texas, an affiliate of Weill Cornell Medical College and Texas A&M College of Medicine, offers a one-year ACGME accredited Blood Bank/Transfusion Medicine Fellowship under the directorship of Christopher Leveque, MD. Houston Methodist is a 950-bed private adult, acute care referral, and teaching hospital which offers a full range of services from primary to tertiary care, including a multi-organ transplant center and cancer center.
Houston Methodist Hospital is known internationally for its quality of care. The fellow will be expected to develop expertise in clinical coagulation, and will be introduced to the human leukocyte antigen (HLA) service and to clinical informatics, as they relate to transfusion medicine. The hospital’s blood donor center houses a busy apheresis center that performs over 3,000 therapeutic procedures annually, as well as performing many stem cell collections for in-house transplants and the National Marrow Donor Program.
The fellowship includes rotations at The University of Texas Health Science Center–Hermann Hospital, Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center, and Texas Children’s Hospital. The fellow is expected to present case conferences and a research project that results in publication in a peer-reviewed journal.
Requirements:
Candidates must be board certified or board eligible in clinical pathology or anatomic/clinical pathology. Candidates must be eligible for a Texas Medical Board (TMB) Physician-In-Training Permit (PIT) or hold a Texas Full Physician Medical licensure.
Stipend:
Commensurate with level of post-graduate training.
Application inquiries are to be directed to:
Christopher Leveque, MD
Director, Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine Fellowship Program
Houston Methodist Hospital, Department of Pathology and Genomic Medicine
6550 Fannin Street, Smith Tower, Suite 383, Houston, TX 77030
c/o Sofia Medrano, Fellowship Coordinator
Telephone: (713) 441-9027
Fax: (713) 793-1178
Email: smedrano@houstonmethodist.org
Website: https://www.houstonmethodist.org
[#10296, exp. 14 January 2022]
Clinical Informatics Fellowship
Baylor College of Medicine / Texas Children's Hospital
Department of Pathology & Immunology
Openings for 2021-2023 and 2022-2024
Program Description
Baylor College of Medicine, Department of Pathology & Immunology, and Texas Children’s Hospital are offering a fellowship position in Clinical Informatics starting July 2021. The two-year ACGME-accredited program provides comprehensive training to become a leader in clinical and laboratory informatics, in informatics research and education. The fellow will gain training and experience in fundamental informatics concepts, technology, application, and management. Fellowship rotations provide experience and project opportunities in electronic health records, laboratory information systems, data analytics, clinical decision support, database architecture, quality and utilization improvement, interoperability, cybersecurity, and lab management. The fellow will have opportunities in research and digital pathology initiatives. The fellowship experience is flexible to match the trainee's interests and goals.
Fellow Responsibilities
• Active participation in rotations, projects, education, and research
• Up to 20% time in the fellow's primary specialty
• Completion of Epic Physician Builder courses and AMIA 10x10 Introduction to Biomedical & Health Informatics course, or equivalent
• Service to local and national informatics communities
Fellow Candidate Requirements
• Board certified/eligible in anatomic pathology, clinical pathology, or both. All ABMS specialties considered
• Must have or be eligible for Texas medical licensure
• Demonstrate strong interest and aptitude in clinical/pathology informatics
Interested applicants for the 2021-2023 and 2022-2024 openings, should write to:
Program Director: Ila Singh, MD, PhD, irsingh@texaschildrens.org
Program Coordinator: Rosario Guzman, rsguzman@texaschildrens.org
Website: https://www.bcm.edu/departments/pathology-and-immunology/education/clinical-informatics-fellowship
Texas Children’s Hospital (TCH) is a HIMSS Stage 7 organization and continues to receive the "Most Wired" designation for outstanding health care-based technology from Hospital & Health Networks Magazine. TCH is the nation's largest children's hospital and is ranked third in U.S. News and World Report's Best Children's Hospitals.
[#9509, exp. 30 April 2021]
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Department of Pathology
Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA) has one position open for the Transfusion Medicine/Blood Banking fellowship for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 academic years.
Description: During training, the fellow receives training in transfusion therapy, immunohematology, donor center supervision, therapeutic apheresis, laboratory management and hemostasis with optional selective rotations within histocompatibility, flow cytometry, paternity testing, and molecular pathology. The training is based upon participation of daily activities, consultations, various elective experiences as well as didactic teaching. The primary teaching site is a tertiary care teaching hospital, University Hospital System (UHS), which is a 716-bed teaching hospital that provides transfusion services to diverse adult and pediatric patient populations. At UHS, annually, over 18,000 red cell units, 8,000 plasma units and 4,000 platelet doses are transfused. In addition, Transfusion Medicine oversees the therapeutic apheresis program, where over 450 therapeutic apheresis procedures and red cell exchanges are performed annually for various diseases. The hospital based donor services collects whole blood and apheresis-based allogeneic blood products from over 5,000 donors annually. A fellowship-affiliated hospital located across the street from the primary site (South Texas Veterans Health Care System) is a national referral center for bone marrow transplantation. Exposure to the operations of a larger scale donor center, donor infectious disease testing and allogeneic tissue is provided at the subsidiaries of BioBridge Global, which is located 5 miles from the primary site. Paternity testing experience is obtained through the DNA reference laboratory located in San Antonio.
Requirements: Completion of ACGME accredited residency with Board eligibility or certification in clinical pathology, internal medicine, pediatrics or other related fields.
Types and Numbers of Appointments: 1 appointment per academic year. This fellowship is also available to combine with the Clinical Informatics Fellowship. See UTHSCA Clinical Informatics fellowship page for more information and available positions.
Facilities: University Hospital and South Texas Veterans Health Care System, with possible elective rotations at various sites within South Texas.
Community: The purpose of The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is to provide the best in health careers education, biomedical research, patient care and community service to San Antonio and the South Texas/Border Region. Through undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs, the faculty is committed to educating health professionals who will provide excellent patient care and research that can be applied to treat and prevent disease.
Stipends: Pay levels are as follows effective July 1, 2020: PGY-5 = $61,473.66; PGY-6 = $63,213.76; PGY-7 = $65,475.78.
Staff:
Leslie Greebon, M.D. Program Director; John Daniels, DO. Associate Program Director
Applications: Please submit inquiries/applications to:
Maria Gomez
Fellowship Program Coordinator
UT Health Science Center at San Antonio
Pathology, MSC 7750
7703 Floyd Curl Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78229-3900
Telephone: (210) 567-4010
Fax: (210) 567-4637
Email: GomezM10@uthscsa.edu or Dr. Greebon (Greebon@uthscsa.edu)
Website: https://lsom.uthscsa.edu/pathology/education/fellowship/transfusion-medicine-fellowship/
[#9541-3, exp. 14 May 2021]
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Hematopathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021-2022 & 2022-2023
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA) has one opening for the hematopathology fellowship for the 2021-2022 and openings for the 2022-2023 academic year.
Description: This is a one-year, fully accredited fellowship in hematology/hematopathology. Training includes laboratory hematology, interpretation of tissue biopsies performed for hematolymphoid disorders and experimental hematology. The fellowship training includes core training in the clinical hematology laboratory at University Hospital and the flow cytometry, molecular diagnostics and cytogenetics laboratories in the South Texas Reference Laboratories at UTHSCSA. Clinical training includes interpretation of peripheral blood films, body fluid preparations, bone marrow aspirates and biopsies, lymph node and other tissue diagnosis, work-up of patients with hemostasis/thrombosis disorders, flow cytometry immunophenotyping, cytogenetics, molecular diagnostics, and immunohistochemistry. The fellow actively participates in teaching medical students and residents. There is potential for an optional non-accredited second year of fellowship. The optional second year of non-accredited fellowship training is principally dedicated to research in hematopathology.
Requirements: Board eligibility or certification in anatomic and clinical pathology.
Types and Numbers of Appointments: 2 appointments per academic year.
Facilities: University Hospital, South Texas Reference Laboratories, Mays Cancer Center
Community: The purpose of The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is to provide the best in health careers education, biomedical research, patient care and community service to San Antonio and the South Texas/Border Region. Through undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs, the faculty is committed to educating health professionals who will provide excellent patient care and research that can be applied to treat and prevent disease.
Stipends: Pay levels are as follows effective July 1, 2020: PGY-5 = $61,473.66; PGY-6 = $63,213.76; PGY-7 = $65,475.78
Staff: Kenneth N. Holder, M.D., Associate Professor and Fellowship Director; Hongxin Fan, Ph.D., Associate Professor; Wieslaw Furmaga, M.D., Professor; Leslie Greebon, M.D., Assistant Professor; Russell Higgins, M.D., Professor, Marsha Kinney, M.D., Professor and Department Chair; Edward Medina, M.D., Assistant Professor; Alia Nazarullah, M.D., Assistant Professor; Golpalrao Velagaleti, Ph.D., Professor.
Applications: Please submit inquiries/applications to:
Maria Gomez
Fellowship Program Coordinator
UT Health Science Center at San Antonio
Pathology, MSC 7750
7703 Floyd Curl Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78229-3900
Telephone: (210) 567-4010
Fax: (210) 567-4637
Email: GomezM10@uthscsa.edu or Dr. Holder HolderK@uthscsa.edu
Website: https://lsom.uthscsa.edu/pathology/education/fellowship/hematopathology-fellowship/
[#9541-2, exp. 14 May 2021]
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Department of Pathology
Clinical Informatics (CI) Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2023 and 2022-2024
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA) has one opening for the Clinical Informatics (CI) fellowship for the 2021-2023 and 2022-2024 academic years.
Description: This is a two-year ACGME-accredited fellowship in clinical informatics (CI). The CI fellowship includes cross-disciplinary learning for physicians from different medical specialties. Training includes specialized coursework in foundational CI as well as healthcare analytics, cybersecurity, and data science. Fellows will work with the program director and selected faculty to develop an individualized learning plan including foundational knowledge as well as elective learning opportunities (e.g., healthcare business intelligence, machine learning/artificial intelligence, population/community health, bioinformatics for large scale-nucleic acid sequencing and clinical metabolomics, sensor data/internet of things). Each fellow will actively participate in healthcare analytics and process improvement projects with selected CI faculty mentors. These projects enable fellows to analyze data from different large data sources (clinical, operational, financial, community, etc.). In addition, projects provide an environment for fellows to lead and carry out effective healthcare analytics and process improvements. Fellows are also encouraged to participate in CI research activities leading to publication of manuscripts and/or presentation of research findings at professional meetings. Fellows with pathology specialty training are strongly recommended to apply concurrently to another pathology subspecialty program, at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA), to coordinate clinical activities required for the CI fellowship.
The program includes collaborative faculty from multiple clinical departments at UTHSCSA and University Health System (UHS). In addition, the program includes outside faculty with considerable experience in data science, applied analytics, predictive modeling, and machine learning/artificial intelligence, based at: 1) the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA), 2) the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), a large non-profit engineering center, and 3) Health Access San Antonio (HASA), a large multi-regional health information exchange.
Requirements: Successful completion of ACGME-accredited or RCPSC-accredited residency program. Must have, or be eligible for, a Texas Medical Board Physician-in-training permit or have a full Texas medical license.
Types and Numbers of Appointments: 1 appointment per academic year.
This fellowship is eligible to be combined with the UTHSCSA Transfusion Medicine fellowship which will count towards one year of clinical informatics training. Interested candidates should review the UTHSCSA Transfusion Medicine Fellowship page for additional information.
Facilities: University Hospital System, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, University of Texas at San Antonio
Community: The purpose of the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is to provide the best in health careers education, biomedical research, patient care and community service to San Antonio and the South Texas/Border Region. Through undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate programs, the faculty is committed educating health professionals to provide excellent patient care and research applied to treat and prevent disease.
Stipends: Pay levels are as follows effective July 1, 2020: PGY-5 = $61,473.66; PGY-6 = $63,213.76; PGY-7 = $65,475.78.
Staff: Brad Brimhall, MD, MPH (Pathology) Program Director, Philip Beckett, PhD (CEO HASA), David Chambers, MS (SwRI Intelligent Systems Division), Marjorie David, MD (Pathology), Liem Du, MD (Internal Medicine), Leslie Greebon, MD (Pathology), Russell Higgins, MD (Pathology), Max Kilger, PhD (UTSA Data Security/Data Analytics), Philip LoVerde, PhD (Biochemistry/Pathology), Edward Medina, MD, PhD (Pathology), Frank Rosinia, MD (Anesthesiology), Paula Shireman, MD, MBA (Surgery), Michael Shoffeitt, MD (Internal Medicine)
Applications: Please submit inquiries/applications to:
Maria Gomez
Fellowship Program Coordinator
UT Health Science Center at San Antonio
Pathology, MSC 7750
7703 Floyd Curl Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78229-3900
Telephone: (210) 567-4010
Fax: (210) 567-4637
Email: GomezM10@uthscsa.edu or Dr. Brimhall (Brimhallb@uthscsa.edu)
Website: https://lsom.uthscsa.edu/pathology/education/fellowship/surgical-pathology-fellowship/
[#9541-5, exp. 14 May 2021]
University of Texas Health, Long School of Medicine
Surgical Pathology Fellowship
Opening for 2021-2022 & 2022-2023
Description: This program is designed to provide a rich experience in surgical pathology, including a wide variety of in-house cases, outside consultations, and frozen sections. The fellowship is centered at the University Hospital, which is associated with the Mays Cancer Center, an MD Anderson affiliate, and processes approximately 30,000 cases per year. Within our faculty, all subspecialties are represented; however, the sign-out of cases is non-subspecialized. The fellow can choose greater exposure in specific areas if desired. Clinical duties include frozen sections, routine surgical pathology case sign-out, review of outside consultations, serving as first-line consultant to residents, and inter-disciplinary conferences. Case numbers are capped and grossing responsibilities are minimal in order that the fellow can pursue their academic interests. Fellows may choose to participate in quality improvement activities and research, with a large number of active projects available. Elective time is available, and in-house electives include cytopathology, gynecologic pathology, hematopathology, breast pathology, hematopathology, pulmonary pathology, molecular pathology, nephropathology, and neuropathology. .
Requirements: Three years of AP training, or four years of combined AP/CP training from a program accredited by either the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) or the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC).
Types and Numbers of Appointments: 2 appointments per academic year.
Facilities: University Hospital.
Community: The purpose of The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is to provide the best in health careers education, biomedical research, patient care and community service to San Antonio and the South Texas/Border Region. Through undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs, the faculty is committed to educating health professionals who will provide excellent patient care and research that can be applied to treat and prevent disease.
Stipends: Pay levels are as follows July 1, 2020: PGY-5 = $61,473.66; PGY-6 = $63,213.76; PGY-7 = $65,475.78
Staff: Daniel Mais, M.D. Associate Professor and Director; Yanli Ding, M.D., Assistant Professor; Andrea Gilbert, M.D., Assistant Professor; Sarah Hackman, M.D. Assistant Professor; Josefine Heim-Hall, M.D. Professor; James Henry, M.D. Professor; Kenneth Hughes, M.D., Assistant Professor; Alia Nazarullah, M.D. Assistant Professor; Courtney Thomas, M.D., Assistant Professor; Philip T. Valente, M.D. Professor.
Applications: Please submit inquiries/applications to:
Maria Gomez
Fellowship Program Coordinator
UT Health Science Center at San Antonio
Pathology, MSC 7750
7703 Floyd Curl Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78229-3900
Telephone: (210) 567-4010
Fax: (210) 567-4637
Email: GomezM10@uthscsa.edu or Dr. Mais (Mais@uthscsa.edu)
Website: https://lsom.uthscsa.edu/pathology/education/fellowship/surgical-pathology-fellowship/
[#9541-4, exp. 14 May 2021]
Pathology Fellowship Training Positions
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Unexpected Opening for 2021-22, Openings for 2022-23
Description: The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston is one of the world's most respected centers focused on cancer patient care, research, education and prevention. The hospital is located in the Texas Medical Center (TMC), and was named the nation's No. 1 hospital for cancer care in U.S. News & World Report’s 2020-21 rankings. Our mission at MD Anderson is to eliminate cancer, and it shows in our fervent commitment to research-driven cancer care and comprehensive educational programs to enable the next generation to join the fight to end cancer. The Department of Anatomical Pathology’s academic programs are competitive and comprehensive with a wide variety of specimens. Fellowship training is available in ten (10) surgical and subspecialty pathology areas. Each program is one-year in duration, and accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). For further information and program description, please click on the links below.
Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology
Breast Pathology
Cytopathology
Dermatopathology
Gastrointestinal & Liver Pathology
Genitourinary
Gynecologic Pathology
Head & Neck Pathology
Surgical Pathology
Thoracic Pathology
Requirements: Candidates must have an MD or DO degree, be board eligible/certified in AP or AP/CP, and eligible for Texas Training Permit. See other eligibility requirements.
Stipend: Commensurate with the candidate’s postgraduate training in pathology.
Application: Submit curriculum vitae, personal statement, three (3) letters of recommendation, and a letter of good standing from current program director via email at Pathology-Fellowship@MDAnderson.org. Please address the application and supporting documents to the program director:
MD Anderson Cancer Center
1515 Holcombe Blvd, Unit 085
Houston, TX 77030
For additional information, please contact:
Kareen Chin, MBA, C-TAGME
Program Manager
Monica Gilliam, MA
Program Coordinator
Telephone: 713-792-3108
Fax: 713-745-0789
Email: Pathology-Fellowship@MDAnderson.org
[#9857, exp. 28 August 2021]
The University of Texas Medical Branch
Cytopathology Fellowship Position, 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
There are currently openings for both the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 academic year for an ACGME-accredited, one-year cytopathology training program at the University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX.
Application requirements include satisfactory completion of residency training in AP or AP/CP with American Board of Pathology certification or eligibility. Gynecologic cytology training (~ 30,000 paps/year) includes interpretation of mostly liquid-based gynecologic cytology from a high-risk population. Certification in both Surepath® and ThinPrep® is offered. Non-gynecologic training (~3000/year) consists of exposure to a wide variety of both neoplastic and non-neoplastic disease cytology. Training includes integration of surgical pathology, use of ancillary immunohistochemistry, molecular diagnostics and flow cytometry for neoplasm classification and use of special stains for infectious disease diagnosis. Fellows will also be trained in performance of FNA (with optional hands-on training in US-guided FNA) and rapid onsite evaluation of palpation- and image-guided (US, CT, EUS and EBUS) FNA. Interpretation and participation in quality assurance and quality improvement activities is expected. Fellows will be expected to participate actively in interdisciplinary tumor board conferences and teaching conferences. Elective rotations in Hematopathology, Microbiology, Interventional Radiology and Molecular Diagnostics are offered. The Fellow is expected to have a research project culminating in a presentation at a national meeting and/or publication in a peer reviewed journal.
Application forms are available online at:
https://www.utmb.edu/pathology/education/pathology-residency-training-program/fellowships/cytopathology-fellowship
Ranjana Nawgiri, MD
Program Director
Email: ranawgir@UTMB.edu
Please direct any inquiries to:
Rani Hayes
Fellowship Coordinator
301 University Blvd
Galveston, TX 77555-0428
Email: rchayes@utmb.edu
[#10076, exp. 4 November 2021]
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center - Dallas, Texas
Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Openings for 2021 and 2022
The Pediatric Pathology Fellowship Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center is centered at Children’s Health℠ Children’s Medical Center, a 600-bed tertiary care pediatric hospital that is the primary pediatric teaching hospital for the UT Southwestern Medical School. The Department of Pediatric Pathology and Laboratory Services at Children’s Health℠ houses 14 faculty overseeing in-house histology, electron microscopy, chemistry, hematology, microbiology, transfusion medicine, and molecular diagnostics laboratories. State-of-the-art flow cytometry and cytogenetics laboratories reside within UTSW and are readily accessible to the fellow. Children’s is nationally recognized in multiple subspecialty areas, and cases include challenging as well as routine cases, exposing fellows to the full spectrum of pediatric and perinatal pathology. Yearly case volumes include 5500 surgicals, 1800 GI biopsies, 300 non-heme cytology cases, 90 FNAs, and 90 autopsies, in addition to 3000 placentas from the affiliated Parkland Hospital.
The program accommodates two fellows per academic year. Stipend and benefits are provided through the UT Southwestern Department of Pathology. Fellows must have completed AP or AP/CP training in an ACGME-accredited Pathology residency. Currently, we have openings for the academic year 2021-2022 and 2022-2023.
Online application (interviews must be completed by 12/31 in the year prior to fellowship start):
https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/education/medical-school/departments/pathology/education-training/fellowships/pediatric-pathology.html
UT 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/.
Questions may be directed to:
Denise Anderson
Program Coordinator, Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Email: PATHFELPROG@UTSouthwestern.edu
OR
Ameet Thaker, MD, MA
Assistant Professor of Pathology
Program Director, Pediatric Pathology Fellowship
Email: Ameet.Thaker@UTSouthwestern.edu
[#10061-3, exp. 30 October 2021]
Unexpected Surgical Pathology Fellowship Opening 2021-2022
Description: We currently have an unexpected opening for next year’s surgical pathology fellowship, and are accepting applications on a rolling basis. The cornerstone of the surgical pathology fellowship at UVM Medical Center and the University of Vermont is the Provisional Diagnosis Service, or "hot seat." It is an exciting rotation in which the senior resident or fellow is responsible for providing provisional diagnoses and triage for all resident bench cases processed in the Surgical Pathology Division.
The hot seat is located in the hub of our sign out area directly across from the cutting room and histology and in the same suite with the attending staff, surgical pathology office, and Cytology Division. Hot seat rotations are each one month long because of the intensity of this service.
Previous fellows and residents who have worked in this position find the experience to be enlightening and profoundly educational as they directly interact with clinicians, surgical pathology attendings, and mentor junior residents. The typical day starts with evaluation of routine and expedited biopsies followed by non-biopsy excision specimens. In the afternoon, the hot seat is responsible for intraoperative consultations together with one of the resident bench attendings. The frozen section room is immediately across the hall and adjacent to the routine cutting room.
The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine accessions approximately 35,000 surgicals, 4,500 non-gyn and fine needle aspirate cytology specimens, and over 60,000 gyn cytology specimens per year.
Community: Burlington is a four-season city with a multitude of cultural events and outdoor activities such as hiking, biking and skiing. Vermont offers an outstanding quality of life with benefits that include clean environment, world-class restaurants and excellent schools. As the largest city in Vermont, the community attracts outstanding musical and stage performances.
Stipend: Dependent on level of training. PGY-5: 2020 UVMMC Salary: $70,020.00
Requirements: Board certified or board-eligible in AP or AP/CP.
Application:
• Standardized Application for Pathology Fellowships
• 3 Letters of Recommendation
• Updated CV
• USMLE scores or COMLEX scores (successful completion of both steps 1, 2 and 3)
• Personal statement
• Dean’s Letter
• Medical school transcript
Contact: Please send completed application to:
StaciAnne Grove
Surgical Pathology Fellowship Coordinator
Email: stacianne.grove@uvmhealth.org
Telephone: (802) 847-0030
Website: https://www.uvmhealth.org/gme/Pages/fellowships/surgical-pathology.aspx
[#9827, exp. 21 August 2021]
Cytopathology Fellowship
Unexpected Opening for 2021 – 2022
This one-year, ACGME-accredited fellowship provides advanced training in all aspects of Cytopathology. The fellows participate in the daily sign-out of all specimens and provide immediate on-site interpretation for superficial and deep FNAs with progressive responsibilities leading to the development of diagnostic autonomy. There is substantial exposure to surgical pathology with emphasis on the correlation between these two disciplines, particularly as the needle core biopsies object of on-site interpretation are kept as part of the Cytopathology specimen. Approximately 16,000 specimens are evaluated annually, including 2500 non-gynecologic exfoliative specimens and 2100 fine needle aspiration biopsies covering the spectrum of cytopathology practice with extensive use of immunochemistry, flow cytometry, molecular and cytogenetic ancillary studies. The program includes a 2-week rotation in our solid tumor molecular diagnostics service. A dedicated Ultrasound-guided FNA (USFNA) service is located in the Pathology Department, staffed by three USFNA-trained pathologists, with an annual volume of 350 cases. The Cytopathology fellows receive training in FNA performance, actively participating in procedures under direct attending supervision with the objective of becoming proficient in both palpation and ultrasound-guided FNA. Appropriate clinical management as applied to surgical and cytopathology diagnoses and interdisciplinary communication is stressed, including case presentation at tumor boards. Participation in the instruction of residents through lectures and slide sessions is an integral part of the program. Over 4,000 glass slide study sets are available for review. Fellows will also gain practical skills in laboratory management. Translational research as well as clinical research for presentation at national level is strongly encouraged. Requirements: Candidates must have satisfactorily completed an accredited training program in AP or AP/CP.
Stipends: Salary and benefits are commensurate with level of training.
Available Position(s): Currently accepting applications for the 2021 – 2022 academic year – one position
Program Director: Dr. Adele Kraft, adele.kraft@vcuhealth.org
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: http://www.pathology.vcu.edu
[#9818-5, exp. 21 April 2021]
Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University-Forensic Pathology
Forensic Pathology Fellowship
2021-2022 and 2022-2023
The Virginia Office of the Chief Medical Examiner and the Department of Pathology at VCU Health, offer four
one-year ACGME-accredited fellowships in the specialty of Forensic Pathology. The positions are located in
three of our statewide district offices. Two positions located in the historic city of Richmond, one encompassing
the waterfront, maritime cities of Norfolk/Virginia Beach and one in the scenic mountain surrounded valley of
Roanoke. The training program fulfills the eligibility requirements for APB board certification.
Your training will include learning to gather information from death scenes to determine the extent to which
further investigation is necessary. Performing autopsies on bodies in order to determine the cause and manner of
death. Understanding how to report autopsy findings in court, in consultation with families, law enforcement,
and attorneys. Fellows are mentored by nine Board certified forensic pathologists. Co-location with the State
Division of Forensic Science permits contemporaneous case consultation with firearm, tool marks, trace
evidence, imaging, forensic biology (DNA) and other forensic science specialists. VCU Health provides
forensic radiology, neuropathology and surgical pathology subspecialty consultation. Fellows are given
anthropology and odontology training and the opportunity to attend national meetings with forensic colleagues.
Trainees attend subspecialty courses and reference a medicolegal library, Medline, Internet, and case database.
Each district office participates in the teaching of students, residents and other professionals. Fellows will work
with staff to undertake a research project.
Requirements: Applicants must be Board certified or eligible in AP, NP or AP/CP, able to obtain an
unrestricted medical license in the State of Virginia and be able obtain a Virginia state driver's license.
Stipends: The University salary and benefits are competitive and supplemented by LME activity.
Available Position(s): Currently accepting applications for the 2021 – 2022 academic year – two positions.
Currently accepting applications for the 2022 – 2023 academic year – three positions.
Fellowship Director: Jennifer Bowers MD
Applications: Interested individuals should contact:
Sandra Thomas
Program Coordinator
VCU
Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
400 E. Jackson St.
Richmond, VA 23219
Telephone: 804-786-3176
Fax: 804-371-8595
Email: sandra.l.thomas@vdh.virginia.gov
Website: www.vdh.virginia.gov/MedExam/
[#9818-4, exp. 21 April 2021]
Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University-Molecular Genetic Pathology
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
[#9818-2, exp. 21 April 2021]
Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University-Hematopathology
Hematopathology Fellowship
2020-2021 and 2021-2022
This ACGME-accredited program provides comprehensive training in Hematopathology. It is aimed at those
who have fulfilled a standard pathology residency and wish to specialize in hematopathology in either a
community hospital or academic setting. Under direct supervision of the faculty, the fellows become proficient
in the morphologic evaluation of bone marrow biopsies and aspirate smears, lymphoid tissues, blood smears,
and body fluids as well as in the interpretation of automated hematology data and special diagnostic studies,
including flow cytometric data, molecular diagnostic assays, and classical/molecular cytogenetics, especially
FISH analysis. The fellows also evaluate surgical and cytopathology specimens with potential hematopoietic
malignancy, and gain experience in the laboratory investigation of anemias, diseases of hemostasis and
thrombosis, and other benign diseases of the hematopoietic system. The fellows gain experience in laboratory
management through ongoing participation in quality assurance and quality control studies, instrument and
procedure modifications, and projects to improve personnel utilization and patient safety. The daily supervision
of residents and medical students in the hematology laboratory is the responsibility of the fellows, and there are
a variety of opportunities to participate in other teaching activities, as well as basic and clinical research studies.
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: Roger S. Riley MD, PhD
Stipends: Salary and benefits are commensurate with level of training.
Available Position(s): Currently accepting applications for the 2020 – 2021 academic year – one position.
Currently accepting applications for the 2021 – 2022 academic year – two positions.
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
[#9818-1, exp. 21 April 2021]
Washington, Bloodworks Northwest-Blood Bank / Transfusion Medicine
Blood Banking / Transfusion Medicine Fellowship
Now Accepting Applications for AY 2021-2022
Bloodworks Northwest offers fellowships in Transfusion Medicine/Blood Banking. Our one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship program includes extensive training in adult and pediatric transfusion medicine,
including immunohematology, virology, hemostasis, platelet immunology, HLA/Immunogenetics,
apheresis, solid organ, bone marrow and stem cell transplantation, trauma and blood center
administration. An additional year in research training may be available upon request.
Candidates must have one of the following: successful completion of at least two years of a pathology
residency program accredited by the ACGME or of a program located in Canada and accredited by the
RCPSC; certification by the ABP in anatomic pathology and clinical pathology, or in clinical pathology; or
completion of an ACGME-accredited fellowship in hematology or an ACGME-accredited residency, and
certification by a member board of the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) in one of the
following: anesthesiology, colon and rectal surgery, internal medicine, neurological surgery, obstetrics
and gynecology, orthopaedic surgery, pediatrics, plastic surgery, or thoracic surgery.
Please send your CV, letter of interest, three (3) letters of reference, and a detailed personal statement
explaining: a) Specific interests in Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine, b) Any research interests or
experience, c) Long-term professional goals to:
Theresa Nester, MD
Transfusion Medicine Fellowship Program Director
Bloodworks Northwest
921 Terry Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104-1256
Email: TheresaN@BloodworksNW.org
CC:
Program Coordinator: Tony White
Telephone: (206) 689-6523
Fax: (844) 813-2019
Email: TonyW@BloodworksNW.org
Website: https://www.bloodworksnw.org/medical-services/fellowship-training-transfusion
[#9917, exp. 16 September 2021]
