Anna Stagner, MD is an Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School and is one of few physicians in the country who is formally trained and board certified in both ophthalmology and anatomic pathology. With combined subspecialty training in ophthalmic and dermatopathology, she provides expertise in the diagnosis of neoplasms and inflammatory conditions of the skin, eye and ocular adnexa. She has studied the pathogenic mechanisms, molecular underpinnings and histopathologic subclassification of intra- and periocular neoplasms including medulloepithelioma, sebaceous carcinoma, giant cell rich tumors of head and neck, and orbital metastatic disease, among others.