THE POSITION HAS BEEN FILLED. 4/27/11

Department of Pathology Breast Section at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center has an unexpected opening for this year's breast fellowship starting July 2011. Due to the trend of subspecialization in most of the academic centers and large hospitals and legal issues for breast cases, fellows graduating recent years from the breast fellowship training all  got pretty good positions. The graduating fellow this year was recruited to be attending at the Johns Hopkins.

If you are interested, please contact Dr. Zhang.
 

Amy Hong Zhang, M.D., Ph. D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Pathology, Breast Section
University of Texas-M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
Phone: (713)792-4234
Email: HZhang9<at>mdanderson.org
 

July 1 sees another wave of Chinese medical graduates (CMG) entering pathology residency programs across the country. In order to bring together a significant body of information to CMG interns, and to orient and familiarize them with pathology residency program culture, expectations and tips to improve their performance in their training, Dr. Liping Song, a pathology intern at the Ball Memorial Hospital, IN, spearheaded and organized the first “How to survive the 1st year pathology residency” teleconference which took place on June 26, 2010.

The Senior Scientist provides scientific and technical leadership in the management, design and execution of a clinical research program within the Division of Hematology/Medical Oncology.  With a broad range of skills and experience, this individual is a critical component of the Principle Investigator's laboratory, demonstrating a capacity for collaboration and innovation with consistently high productivity.   

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The Departments of Pathology, Urology and Hematology-Oncology of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine seek a qualified candidate for a fellowship in urologic pathology. Responsibilities of the fellow are to create tissue microarrays of prostate cancer and other urologic cancers; processing of prostatectomy and other urologic specimens for tissue banking, assisting urologic pathologists in clinical processing, medical record review. Candidates should have background in processing of pathologic samples, general familiarity with research techniques such as tissue microarray, general familiarity with medical nomenclature and medical record review. The fellow will have an opportunity to partipate in research projects based upon tissue microarray, genomic and proteomic biomarkers, and other specimen-based translational research modalities.

Qualified candidates should send curriculum vitae to Dr. David Burstein,  Department of Pathology, Box 1194, Mount Sinai Medical Center, 1 Gustave Levy Place, New York NY 10029. 

David E. Burstein MD

Professor of Pathology

Vice-Chair for Research,

Department of Pathology

212 241-0364

New Job Openings in Canada

Seeking Fellowship

Position Title  Assistant/Associate Professor TE or NTE  
Job Number  39543  
Department  0720-Pathology  
College/Division  College of Medicine  
Posted Rate of Pay  DOE  
Category  Appointed: Faculty  
Job Open Date  12-12-2007