Training
The Department of Pathology & Immunology and its motivated faculty provide outstanding opportunities for graduate and post-graduate training and play key roles in undergraduate medical education.
Physician Scientist Training Program
Pathology is one of the most diverse specialties in medicine. It incorporates a number of highly individualized and apparently separate disciplines. The Department provides residency training for physicians who wish to specialize in anatomic pathology or clinical pathology (laboratory medicine), or for those who wish to pursue combined training in anatomic and clinical pathology (AP/CP). It also provides fellowship training in diverse clinical subspecialties.
Exceptional opportunities for basic, clinical and translational research are available for graduate students and post-doctoral fellows. The Department is the center for the Graduate Program in Immunology within the Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences. Graduate students can pursue research with any faculty member of the Department, and interdepartmental interactions are encouraged. Residents in anatomic pathology and laboratory medicine pursue basic or applied research as a major component of their training.
Life Outside of Residency
Nestled within walking distance of one of St. Louis’ prime entertainment districts the Washington University School of Medicine, offers life outside of your residency. With places like Forest Park, the Central West End and access to so much more on the MetroLink transit system, St. Louis has a lot to offer as a place to live, work and explore! Even Sterling K. Brown has a lot to say about how amazing St. Louis is!
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