to develop strong physician educators who understand the importance of lifelong learning of new skills and knowledge throughout their career. As residents progress in training, graduated responsibility is increased until they reach the junior attending level. The Department of Pathology has 16 positions for our 4-year combined Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Residency Program, currently the only pathology.to educate our residents to the concept that medicine only progresses and expands by our important contributions and collaborations in both research and education. The Department of Pathology at LSU Health Sciences Center-New Orleans offers a fully ACGME accredited residency characterized as a combined Anatomic and Clinical (AP/CP) Pathology training program.
to acquire new knowledge and skills to maintain competency via self-reflection, assessment and lifelong learning.to produce pathologists who understand the need to continually monitor and assess their own physical and mental well-being with the ability.Since learning in medicine must be life long, general principles are often emphasized over the acquisition of detailed factual knowledge. to graduate residents capable of serving diverse communities with the skills necessary to practice in either a private, academic, urban or rural setting. In CBD, the previous structure which divided the programs into PGY years will instead be replaced by the following 4 stages. During residency, residents acquire a sound basic background in pathologic principles before continuing training in general pathology or concentrating in a specialized area.
to continue to be a leader in resident education focused on extraordinary outcomes through education and innovation to graduate competent residents capable of autonomously delivering superb patient and family-centered care.
Clinical training encompasses either a combined AP/CP program or exclusive training in AP or CP.
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