As a Johns Hopkins Pathology resident, you will learn to lead the next generation of pathologists. This leadership can include becoming a clinical laboratory director, a dedicated educator in academic …

The residency program at Johns Hopkins Pathology offers comprehensive pathology training as a diagnostician, educator, and researcher.

Resident Leader of Recruitment Nicole Bracewell was born in Fairfax, VA but grew up in Satellite Beach, FL, watching the rockets go off and rowing along the Indian River Lagoon. She attended the …

This fund honors Gary S. Hill, M.D., an internationally renowned renal pathologist and the former Chief of Pathology at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. This fund is used to support medical …

Tours Around Baltimore Baltimore Video Tour - produced by the Graduate Medical Education at Johns Hopkins Medicine Tour of a typical Baltimore row home. Tour of our residents' favorite places around …

Welcome to The Johns Hopkins Surgical Pathology Photo Website! In 2018, the gross room staff in the Surgical Pathology Department at The Johns Hopkins Hospital began compiling a library of gross …

Residents enrolled in the training program complete rotations in the clinical pathology disciplines of clinical chemistry, cytogenetics, diagnostic immunology, hematology/coagulation, transfusion …

Each year, the Department of Pathology has an average of six to eight PGY-1 openings. All positions are filled through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). The standard time schedule for …

About the Catalog The Pathology Faculty and Resident Catalog features all faculty members (No.= 1,022) and residents (No.= 555) of the Pathology Department from the opening of the Johns Hopkins …

Clinical Pathology residents complete a two-month rotation in the Clinical Chemistry portion of the Core Laboratory. During this period, training is provided in quality assurance, quality control, laboratory …