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In addition to its four- or five-year combined anatomic and clinical pathology residency training program, the Pathology Department offers five fully-accredited year-long fellowships and a training program for medical technologists.
Medical Technology:
The Program in Medical Technology was established in 1942 as one of the professional schools of North Carolina Baptist Hospital and The Bowman Gray School of Medicine or Wake Forest University.
Pathology Fellowships:
The fellowships in Cytopathology, Dermatopathology, Forensic Pathology, Hematopathology, and Surgical Pathology offer the opportunity to acquire the advanced skills and experience needed to qualify for certification in these subspecialties.
Pathology Residency Training:
The Residency Program allows house officers four years to complete core rotations in anatomic and clinical pathology. A credentialing year is offered if needed during year five; this is tailored to the individual's prior experience and needs for completion of the certification requirements of the American Board of Pathology.
Click on the links below to learn more about each program:
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PROGRAM DIRECTORS:
House Officer /Residency Training:
A.J. Garvin, MD PhD
Tel: (336) 716-2650
ajgarvin@wfubmc.edu
Cytopathology Fellowship:
James O. Cappellari IV, MD
Tel: (336) 716-7781
jcappell@wfubmc.edu
Dermatopathology Fellowship:
Omar Sangüeza, MD
Tel : (336) 716-4096
osanguez@wfubmc.edu
Forensic Pathology Fellowship:
Donald Jason. MD JD
Tel : (336) 716-2637
djason@wfubmc.edu
Hematopathology Fellowship:
Michael W. Beaty, MD
Tel: 336-716-7014
mbeaty@wfubmc.edu
Surgical Pathology Fellowship:
Kim Geisinger, MD
Tel: (336) 716-2608
kgeis@wfubmc.edu
Medical Technology Program:
Beth Gaither MT(ASCP) SM, MBA
Tel: (336) 716-4727
bgaither@wfubmc.edu |