Our residency program is designed to provide a comprehensive curriculum that meets the requirements of the American Board of Pathology, yet allows our residents flexibility to pursue interests in various subspecialties. Our program is structured so that for each year of the month curriculum, rotations are spent both in AP and CP, with increasing levels of responsibility and performance expected with each advancing post-graduate year.
All residents are expected to participate in scholarly activities and explore research interests with faculty members within or outside of the department.
Institutional financial support for presenting papers at national meetings is provided. Weekly conferences systematically cover the theory and practice of laboratory medicine and anatomic pathology. About the Department About the Department. Contact Us Department of Pathology. Duncan has served as the Chair of the Department of Pathology since She has served the medical center as chair of numerous hospital committees and was elected and served as Chief of Staff at UT Medical Center during Tweets by utgsm.
Our Program Mission Statement The program's mission is to provide strong basic training in Laboratory Medicine and Pathology and its subspecialties. Subspecialties The Pathology Department is dedicated to teaching, service, and research. Research Focus of faculty research: Toll-like receptor expression and function in metastatic breast cancer patients, innate immunity, circulating tumor cells, natural killer cells, pro-inflammatory T cell transcriptional profile during progression of HIV-1 infection, renal allografts hinges on microvascular endothelium response, immunoregulatory gene expression affecting regulatory cells Externally sponsored research expenditures last year: 0.
Contact Dr. Julius M. Larger Map. University of Mississippi Medical Center. Toll-like receptor expression and function in metastatic breast cancer patients, innate immunity, circulating tumor cells, natural killer cells, pro-inflammatory T cell transcriptional profile during progression of HIV-1 infection, renal allografts hinges on microvascular endothelium response, immunoregulatory gene expression affecting regulatory cells.
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