Our Gastrointestinal (GI) Pathology Center of Excellence (COE) training program provides core clinical diagnostic training in disorders of the luminal GI tract and pancreas. Training is also provided in both hepatic pathology (through our Transplant & Hepatic COE) and molecular pathology (through our Molecular Anatomic Pathology Laboratory). Our program now offers an option for independent case sign-out. For candidates who are hired as junior faculty members (Clinical Instructors), the 1st half of the year consists of traditional fellowship training, while in the 2nd half of the year, the Clinical Instructor signs out GI biopsies and GI resections under the guidance of a GI pathology attending. The GI pathology fellow/clinical instructor is encouraged to perform research and has the opportunity to attend and contribute to numerous didactic and clinical conferences. Eight GI pathologists provide clinical service, contribute to the research program of the GI section, and support the GI Pathology training program.
