Research Opportunities

As a department we recognize and require that residents perform all responsibilities throughout the program in a scholarly manner. Clinical and conference responsibilities will be performed as scholarly activities. In addition, we will specifically provide education in how to perform research, provide opportunities for research and other scholarly projects, and provide support for resident research. Research and other scholarly projects are required of all residents entering the residency program on or after July 1, 2006.

Research and other scholarly projects are defined as methods development, clinical or basic research/ scholarly projects, literature surveys or case reports. Acceptable outcomes of research and other scholarly projects include platform or poster presentations at a regional or national meeting and/or manuscript submission to a peer-reviewed journal. To facilitate this policy, we will provide didactic lectures, mentors, financial support, guidelines for resident participation in research and other scholarly projects, research seminars.

Ongoing Research Projects
Completed Projects
Faculty Research Interests
Translational Research Initiatives in Pathology (TRIP) Lab