Rex Bentley, MD, is known for his expertise in gynecologic pathology, of which he is head of service, and the changes in the endometrium associated with hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

Sarah M. Bean, MD, is a Cytopathologist and Breast and Gynecologic Surgical Pathologist who specializes in women's health care.  Since 2006, she has provided excellent patient care at Duke.  She is also a passionate medical educator, involved in graduate medical education (GME) and continuing medical education (CME). Her current scholarly interests include human papillomavirus (HPV), p16, GME, feedback, competence, milestones, professionalism and generational differences in learners.

Rohini Kannuswamy, MD, joined Duke Pathology in April 2024 as an assistant professor. She primarily serves in Cytopathology, and her main areas of professional interests include fine needle aspiration cytology and gynecologic malignancies. Her academic journey began in India at Coimbatore Medical College, where she completed her medical school and residency training. In pursuit of advanced training and practice opportunities, she relocated to the United States in 2010 and completed a second residency in Pathology at the University of Missouri-Columbia.In 2017, she moved to North Carolina to complete a surgical pathology fellowship, followed by a cytopathology fellowship at Duke University. 

Assistant Professor of Pathology Diana Metry Kozman, MD, joined Duke’s diagnostic Surgical Pathology faculty on Sept. 1^st, 2023. Her focus is primarily in the areas of Gynecologic and Genitourinary Pathology. Her ongoing research projects include studies such as “Isolated PMS2 Loss in Endometrial Cancer and Mucinous Adenocarcinoma of the Prostate.”