Department of Pathology

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Web Name: Department of Pathology

WebSite: http://www.pathology.med.umich.edu

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The division of Anatomic Pathology provides a myriad of diagnostic services. The faculty provide expertise in over 20 subspecialties. Staff members within the division provide tissue-based diagnostic tools used to improve patient health. The division also provides pathology residents and fellows with broad-based and subspecialty training. Katelin Jourdain 2800 Plymouth Rd, Bldg. 36 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2800(734) 936-1873 The faculty and staff within Clinical Pathology work together to support the full spectrum of clinical services offered by the many laboratories within the division. Laboratory personnel provide extensive clinical testing and support to all the Michigan Medicine hospitals and clinics as well as the Pathology MLabs reference laboratory program. The division also provides personally designed residency and fellowship training. Executive Assistant Associate (734) 763-1549 Marie Goldner Coordinator, Fellowship Programs (734) 615-1533 Pam Howard Coordinator, Residency Program (734) 764-3270 Desire' Baessler Coordinator, Medical Student Programs (734) 764-8864 Laura Labut PhD Program Administrator (734) 763-0846 The division of Education provides many opportunities for trainees within the department. Residents can obtain training in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. Clinical Fellowships are offered in 17 subspecialties. Research is a core component of our graduate medical education programs. Graduate students can pursue their PhD in Cellular and Molecular Pathology, while the many research laboratories provide Post-doctoral training. In addition, our faculty are integrally involved in teaching both medical and dental students. Stephanie Edwards 4058-B BSRB 109 Zina Pitcher Pl. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2200 (734) 764-8403 The Experimental Pathology research faculty focus on understanding the pathobiologic basis of human disease from basic science to translational projects and the development of therapies. Aided by laboratory staff, graduate students and postdocs, the labs work in multiple areas, including cancer biology, development, neuroscience, epigenetics, aging, mucosal biology, immunology and inflammation, and therapeutics. Answered at all times (24/ 7) If no one answers usePaging Services(734) 936-6266Operator/ Page ID: #8867Emergency/ Page ID: #9398 Beth Gibson 4227 Med Sci I 1301 Catherine St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5602 (734) 615-5727 The primary mission and focus of the Pathology Informatics division is providing uninterrupted stewardship of the clinical laboratory information systems in use by the clinical faculty and staff, across the department, to produce the clinical laboratory results serving the enterprise’s patient populations. The division of Molecular Pathology strives to unite the multiple molecular diagnostic and research endeavors within the department. Clinical applications generally include diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic applications while striving to be on the cutting edge of qualitative and quantitative nucleic acid analyses for genetics and oncology. Lisa Brown 2800 Plymouth Rd, Bldg 35 Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5602 (734) 232-5639 The division of Quality and Health Improvement strives to transform the patient experience for the better by drawing on extensive experience in laboratory science, quality management, change management, information systems and project management. Using a customer-focused approach, the division strives to improve processes and ensure an innovative mindset across the department. Assistant to Dr. Parkos (734) 763-6384 Yvonne Beadle Assistant to Martin Lawlor (734) 615-6371 The Department of Pathology is composed of a large and diverse group of faculty, representing all disciplines of Pathology, many laboratory, administrative and research staff, as well as trainees and students. The focus is always on excellence in service, education and research. Christine Baker PRR Project300 North Ingalls BuildingRm NI6A11Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5422 (734) 764-5672 The Pathology Relocation and Renovation (PRR) Project is part of a multi-year renovation and relocation that features two phases. Phase One brings much of Pathology together at the North Campus Research Complex. Phase Two includes renovations at University Hospital (UH) creating creation of an automated core laboratory and other critical laboratory and support spaces. Innovation drives this project, which affects about 186,000 gross square feet and will drive positive trends related to growth, expenses, and opportunities for collaboration. When fully functional, new laboratories will transform the patient experience and produce better outcomes. Liron Pantanowitz, MBBCh named new Director of Anatomic Pathology Please welcome Dr. Pantanowitz to the Department.READ MORE Congratulations to Our Class of 2019-2020: Residents Graduating Class of Residents.READ MORE Congratulations to Our Class of 2019-2020: Fellows and Clinical Lecturers Graduating Class of Fellows and Clinical Lecturers.READ MORE Thomas Annesley, PhD, receives award from the IFCC Congratulations to Thomas Annesley, PhD, on winning the 2020 IFCC Award for Distinguished Contributions in Education.READ MORE Q&A with Peter Ouillette, Digital Pathology Operations Manager Peter Ouillette, MT (ASCP) shares his experience working as the Department's Digital Pathology Operations Manager.READ MORE New research related to H3K27M-mutant diffuse midline glioma with extensive intratumoral microthrombi in young adults with COVID-19from the Department of Pathology was just published in Acta Neurologica. [...] The Department of Pathology has a long history of exceptional fellowship directors and this tradition continues as we welcome five new Fellowship Directors for this academic year. Save The DateThis symposium is intended to address the educational requirements for practicing pathologists, residents, and fellows. Diagnostic problems in Anatomic Pathology will be identified and evaluated using current tools. Research from Dr. Analisa Difeo was just published in Nature Communications. The study focuses onmiR-181a and how it initiates and perpetuates oncogenic transformation through the regulation of innate immune signaling [...] FULL STORY On Friday, June 19, the Department of Pathology hosted an Equality Walk at NCRC `in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Here, members from all areas of the department gathered to show their support against racial discrimination and for the Black Lives Matter movement. FULL STORY The publication takes an in-depth examination of diffuse alveolar damage (DAD) caused by COVID-19 and how it is morphologically indistinguishable from other causes of DAD. FULL STORY The research was just published in Modern Pathologyand highlights the importance of next-generation sequencing within oncogenic roles for P53 and JAK/STAT signaling in microcystic adnexal carcinomas. FULL STORY Using "Article should post in" will allow you to "tag" your article for searching and navigation. Enter and format your news story and then click submit. It will be reviewed carefully before approval. All fields are required. * All fields are required! Please fill them in first. Breast team reviewing a patient's slide. (From left to right) Ghassan Allo, Fellow; Laura Walters, Clinical Lecturer; Celina Kleer, Professor. See ArticlePhotography by Elizabeth Walker Department Chair Kathleen R. Cho, MD (Interim, 7/2013-9/2014) Editorial Team Robin Kunkel Laura Zaborski Prinicipal Photography Mark Deming Elizabeth Walker Layout Design Brent Temple Contributors Henry Appelman, MD Barbara McKenna, MD Zaneta Nikolovska-Coleska, PhD Charles Parkos, MD, PhD Robert Penny, MD, PhD Lauren Smith, MD Scott Tomlins, MD, PhD Elizabeth Walker About Our Newsletter Inside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. Autopsy Technician draws blood while working in the Wayne County morgue. See ArticlePhotography by Kelly Root Department Chair Charles A. Parkos, M.D., Ph.D. Editorial Team Robin Kunkel Barbara McKenna, M.D. Vashni Santee Sara Talpos Prinicipal Photography Mark Deming Kelly Root Elizabeth Walker Layout Design Brent Temple Contributors Christine Baker Jeffrey Jentzen, M.D., Ph.D. Duane Newton, Ph.D. Brent Temple Elizabeth Walker Peter A. Ward, M.D. About Our Newsletter Inside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. Chairman’s Corner An update from the Department Chair from 2015-2016 Wayne County Medical Examiners Office + University of Michigan Collaborates between Wayne County and the Department of Pathology and Social Work at U-M are imporving the lives of patient families and the faculty and staff who serve them, becoming a model for the future. The History of Pathology Imaging For over 60 years, photpographers have been on staff to provide imaging services for Pathology, covering departmental events, documenting research, and more. Go back in time through historical photos. Staff in Focus Lab Ambassador Program: Bridging the Gap between Patients and the Laboratory Featured Methodology MALDI-TOF: A new Paradigm for Diagnostic Microbiology Reflections Faculty member and former chair, Peter Ward, reflects on his decades of service at the U-M Uncovering the Truth Director of Autopsy and Forensic Services, Dr. Jeffrey Jentzen, reflects on his career, beginning with his training in Minneapolis in the early ‘80 and including high profile cases such as the Jeffrey Dahmer serial killings. Moving Forward - Relocation of Pathology In December, 2015, the Board of Regents approved the design for the Clinical Pathology Laboratories Relocation and Renovation project. Senior Project Manager, Christine Baker, explains how Lean Facility Design is being used to involve faculty and staff in creating the plans for their new workspace. Dr. Sriram Venneti, MD, PhD and Postdoctoral Fellow, Chan Chung, PhD investigate pediatric brain cancer. See ArticlePhotography by Dustin Johnston Department Chair Charles A. Parkos, MD, PhD Editorial Team Robin Kunkel Barbara McKenna, MD Vashni Santee Elizabeth Walker Prinicipal Photography Dustin Johnston Elizabeth Walker Layout Design Brent Temple Contributors Christine Baker Lina Shao, PhD Leslie Stainton Sara Talpos Elizabeth Walker About Our Newsletter Inside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. Chairman’s Corner An update from the Department Chair from 2016-2017 Understanding Pediatric Brain Cancer Dr. Siram Venneti's lab explores the interface of metabolism, epigenetics and brain development in order to better understand and eventually treat childhood cancer. More than a Blood Draw Phlebotomists are on the front lines, influencing the patient experience with each blood draw. Featured Methodology Cancer cytogenomic arrays detect genomic legions in tiny amounts, resulting in big impacts on patient care, including more targeted therapy for pediatric brain tumors. Through the Looking Glass A personal breast cancer diagnosis leads to new perspectives on medicine and the patient experience for Laura Cooling, MD. The Smallest Among Us Rajah Rabah, MD works to make autopsy reports more accessible to families and change the perceptions of pediatric pathology. Life as a Pediatric Pathology Fellow Interview of pediatric fellow Nathan Shaller, MD Director of the Neuropathology Fellowship, Dr. Sandra Camelo-Piragua serves on the Patient and Family Advisory Council. Photography by Dustin Johnston Department Chair Charles A. Parkos, MD, PhD Editorial Team Robin Kunkel Christine Rigney Vashni Santee Elizabeth Walker Prinicipal Photography Dustin Johnston Layout Design Brent Temple Contributors Christine Baker Rohit Mehra, PhD Leslie Stainton Sara Talpos About Our Newsletter Inside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. Building Better Bridges A new U-M initiative aims to improve the patient experience by forging connections between pathologists and the people they serve. Medicine, Humility, Respect, & Beyond Rohit Mehra, MD, saw patient after patient with metastatic therapy resistant cancer. As a pathologist, he knew something unconventional was needed to understand why the patient's cancer would not respond to treatment. Question & Answer: Helping Patients and Families in Ghana A Staff Perspective Senior Histotechnologists, Stephanie Allen, descibes her experiences as she accompanied Dr. Richard Lieberman and his team in bringing quick diagnoses to GYN patients in Ghana. Understanding the Living John H. Finger, MD got to know his father through walks in the Department of Pathology. Now, a gift from the family is inspiring future leaders in the field of forensics. She Designed a Life She Loves The story of how Kathleen R. Cho, MD, the Peter A. Ward Professor of Pathology, created a career in which she excels at diagnostics, research, and administration. Alumni Story: Hidden Gems Catch up with U-M residency program alumna, Dr. G liz Akda Barkan and learn how the mentorship of Dr. Bernard Naylor shaped her career. Striving for Zero To solve one of the most complex challenges of the department's move to north campus, pathology informatics put together a team to create a new specimen tracking applications, in house. Residents Ashley Bradt (left) and William Perry work at a multi-headed scope in our new facility. Photography by Dustin Johnston Department Chair Charles A. Parkos, MD, PhD Editorial Team Lynn McCain Elizabeth Walker Prinicipal Photography Dustin Johnston Layout Design Brent Temple Contributors Duane Newton, PhD About Our Newsletter Inside Pathology is an newsletter published by the Chairman's Office to bring news and updates from inside the department's research and to become familiar with those leading it. It is our hope that those who read it will enjoy hearing about those new and familiar, and perhaps help in furthering our research. Navigating Change The Department of Pathology embraces the future while navigating through multiple changes as it settles into its new laboratory home. A Once-in-a-Lifetime Project Duane Newton, PhD, reflects on how communication, determination, and commitment have led to the best possible outcomes for patients and the department through the Pathology Relocation and Renovation Project (PRR). A Blank Canvas A look at the artists behind the artwork hung in the newly renovated facility. Making Sense Out of Tragedy Sheryl Silver became an advocate for women’s health after her sister’s diagnosis of ovarian cancer. Now, a gift from the Silver Family Foundation is funding research at Michigan Medicine. A Fundamental Passion Bryan Betz, PhD, was inspired by his late wife, Sharon, to pursue a career in clinical diagnostics. This is his story. Alumni Story: Jiaying Tan Catch up with alumna, Jiaying Tan, PhD, and learn how her mentorship shaped her career. Engaging Our Future Our faculty want to give High School students the best chance to learn about pathology. Living Big In January, the Department of Pathology lost Dennis Serras who was a dear member of the Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC). What was his viewpoint and how did he help? Expertise in Reference Laboratory Services MLabs, established in 1985, functions as a portal to provide pathologists, hospitals. and other reference laboratories access to the faculty, staff and laboratories of the University of Michigan Health System’s Department of Pathology. MLabs is a recognized leader for advanced molecular diagnostic testing, helpful consultants and exceptional customer service.

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