Genitourinary Pathology Fellowship

The one-year fellowship in Genitourinary Pathology provides in-depth clinical, research, teaching, and communication skills needed to become an expert in genitourinary pathology.

Training focuses on advanced diagnostic skills through the evaluation and sign-out of biopsy, resection, and consultation cases, assessment of complex surgical specimens under faculty supervision, and participation in multidisciplinary genitourinary oncology conferences. Fellows gain a strong understanding of the clinical significance of pathologic diagnoses in the management of neoplastic and non-neoplastic diseases and have opportunities to pursue clinical and translational research tailored to their interests. Additional experiences include elective rotations in other surgical pathology subspecialties and frozen section services.

Through a structured curriculum emphasizing diagnostic excellence, education, research, and patient care, the program prepares fellows for successful independent practice and leadership in the field.

Virtual Interviews - We recognize this is an important time in your professional training – when you will continue to grow personally and professionally, expand your skills and develop plans for your future career. Your safety is a top priority. We are committed to helping you navigate your application process during these unprecedented times. Our faculty and administrative teams are available and will ensure that information is relayed to you in a manner that allows you to make an informed and thoughtful decision. View application information.

Starting 2023 - Department fellows will be hired as instructors. Please contact Melissa Sullivan if you have any questions.