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This web site provides an introduction to the Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine as well as links to more detailed information about our Residency Program and Teaching Services.

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is committed to quality education for our residents and medical students, while providing quality patient care in an efficient and timely manner. 

 

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In other words, we are looking for candidates who choose to go into Pathology rather than those who yield to it for any number of reasons.  We strive to give the residents insight into the various practice arrangements seen in Pathology today (private, academic, administrative).   Residents have an opportunity to work in all these environments through our affiliated programs at Truman Medical Centers (Hospital Hill and Lakewood), Children’s Mercy Medical Center, and various other community programs.

 

The medical school pathology course provides the students with 4 months of general pathology training, giving them the insight and ability to apply their knowledge of clinical pathology to the practice of general medicine.


Pathology is a rapidly changing specialty with new and innovative testing methods coming from the research areas to the clinical environment on a continual basis.  We pride ourselves on being the “last bastion of definitive diagnosis.”  We serve clinicians, hospitals and most importantly patients with the skill, dedication and attention we give to our own families.

Russell Fiorella, MD

Professor and Chairman

Residency Program Director

 

For further information about the department, please visit the following link: http://www.med.umkc.edu/organization/default.html

Notice to the Public:
The intent of this site is to be an organizational adjunct to the teachings of the Department of Pathology and not as a teaching tool in and of itself.  This site does not replace provider-patient interactions and/or decisions.
 
All pages, attachments and information contained in this webiste have been reviewed and are current and/or applicable as of 7/31/2007.