Mission
The mission of the Duke Health System is to provide exceptional and innovative care to patients, families, and the community through the finest integration of clinical care, education, and research while respecting the needs of the human spirit. The academic mission of the Department of Pathology is an extension of this goal and...
MESSAGE FROM THE PROGRAM DIRECTORS
Duke Health is a major provider of health care in North Carolina and in the Southeastern USA. U.S. News consistently rates Duke University Hospital the top hospital in North Carolina and among the top twenty hospitals in the nation. The clinical, research and academic resources of the Medical Center and the Department of Pathology provide outstanding training opportunities in anatomic and clinical pathology. The educational experience in our AP/CP residency...
LETTER FROM THE CHIEF RESIDENTS
Duke Pathology strives to provide an outstanding residency experience that allows each resident to reach his or her maximum potential in a collegial and supportive environment. The anatomic and clinical pathology training program involves individual sign-out sessions with faculty; daily teaching conferences including didactic lectures, glass slide sessions, and journal clubs; research opportunities; and time for electives so residents can pursue their own individual interests. The goal of the residency program is to...
Catherine Luedke, MD received this year's Fred and Janet Sanfilippo Resident Research Award. This honor recognizes...
Keep ReadingKarissa Heck, MD and Rachel Jug , MB BCh BAO received the Edward Bossen Team Player Award for 2018.
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Keep ReadingGrant Harrison, MD was presented the William D. Bradford Teaching Award. This award recognizes that Pathology...
Keep ReadingLani Clinton, MD PhD, and David Howell, MD PhD received the 2018 Bernard F. Fetter Teaching Award. This award...
Keep ReadingThe Salvatore V. Pizzo Faculty Research Mentor Award was given this year to Cynthia Guy, MD, Diana Cardona, MD, and...
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