The Pathology Service is organized into six divisions. Anatomic and Molecular Pathology, Laboratory and Molecular Medicine, the Center for Integrated Diagnostics, Informatics, Education, and Research—all working together to achieve our departmental mission.
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Pathology Divisions
Pathology Divisions
The Pathology Service is organized into mission-based divisions, each led by an Associate Chief of Pathology. The clinical arm of the Pathology Service is organized into two primary divisions, Anatomic and Molecular Pathology and Laboratory and Molecular Medicine. Two additional divisions—the Center for Integrated Diagnostics and Pathology Informatics—contribute in major ways as well to the clinical mission. The Vice Chair oversees all of the clinical activities in the department, working to facilitate their integration. The last two divisions—Education and Research—provide overarching activities that cross the other four divisions. With the clinical arm are multiple functional laboratory units. The medical and technical directors of each laboratory unit work with all of the Associate Chiefs to achieve their missions.
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Gregory Y. Lauwers, MD Kent B. Lewandrowski, MD Gregory Y. Lauwers, MD A. John Iafrate, MD, PhD |
Stephen Black-Schaffer, MD Keith Joung, MD, PhD John Gibertson, MD |
Pathology Major Units and Subdivisions
Histopathology Services — Joseph Misdraji, MD, Director
- Surgical Pathology — Joseph Misdraji, MD, Director
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Autopsy Service — James Stone, MD, PhD, Director
Cytopathology — Martha Bishop Pitman, MD, Director
Core Laboratory — Anand Dighe, MD, PhD, Director
Microbiology Laboratory — Mary Jane Ferraro, PhD, MPH, Director; Eric Rosenberg, MD, Co-Director
Blood Transfusion Service — Christopher Stowell, MD, PhD, Director; Sunny Dzik, MD, Co-Director
Updated 10/13/2011
