Heroes in the Duke Pathology Department are at the forefront fighting COVID-19.

On Friday April 18th, Governor Roy Cooper announced the creation of a working group charged with increasing access to COVID19 testing in our state.

Jeffrey Everitt, DVM, was named as an Associate Editor of the journal Toxicologic Pathology.

A great place to live and work.  In addition to a competitive salary and total rewards package, U.S. News & World Report named Raleigh/Durham a “Top 10 Best Place to Live”. 

Kyle Strickland, MD PhD has been awarded an Endometrial Cancer Research Grant in Honor of Lynne Bovee Olson for his grant titled, “Are ESR1 gene mutations associated with increased risk of copy-number-low endometrial adenocarcinomas?” 

The severe shortage of PPEs in the US threatens the safety of our frontline healthcare workers who are caring for patients infected with COVID-19.  As this crisis unfolds, the Department of Pathology at Duke has mobilized to fight this shortage.

The Pulmonary Pathology Society (PPS) presented Victor Roggli, MD  with a 2020 PPS Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his outstanding clinical and academic contributions to the field of thoracic pathology and his service to the PPS over the years.

We are very pleased to announce that Shannon J. McCall, MD, Vice Chair of Translational Research in the Department of Pathology, has been promoted to Associated Professor with Tenure effective March 1, 2020.

Our halls are bright with festive doors, decorated for the Second Annual “Winterize Your Door” Contest 2019.

“Holiday Help A Family 2019” Wrapping Party