MICHELE T ROONEY, MD BOARD CERTIFICATIONS RENAL • Anatomic & Clinical Pathology • Cytopathology Dr. Rooney is a highly experienced surgical and medical specialties, which FELLOWSHIP pathologist, board certified in anatomic required generalist as well as a high level • , Mayo Graduate and clinical pathology, cytopathology, and of subspecialty expertise. School of Medicine, Rochester, MN fellowship trained in renal pathology. During her time at William Beaumont, RESIDENCIES • Surgical Pathology, Mayo Graduate Dr. Rooney received her medical degree Dr. Rooney was well respected by her School of Medicine, Rochester, MN from the University of Minnesota Medical peers and became the go-to person for a • Anatomic & Clinical Pathology, SUNY School in Minneapolis, MN. While there number of subspecialties within surgical Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, she completed a post-sophomore fellowship pathology. She gained experience in NY in pathology. a high volume hospital laboratory with state of the art facilities in molecular and MEDICAL/DOCTORATE DEGREE She completed her first three years of cytogenetic testing. In addition, Dr. Rooney • University of Minnesota Medical primary pathology residency training in School, Minneapolis, MN served as Director of Residency Training anatomic and clinical pathology at SUNY in Pathology, Associate Professor at the Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, HOSPITAL AFFILIATIONS Oakland University William Beaumont • Holy Family Hospital NY and her fourth and fifth years at the School of Medicine, and was a member of • Kootenai Medical Center Mayo Graduate School of Medicine in the Pathologist’s Board at William Beaumont • Sacred Heart Medical Center Rochester, MN. Her fifth year included a • Valley Hospital & Medical Center Hospital, representing the largest anatomic CAP-sponsored fellowship for molecular pathology division. PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES & research. Upon completion of her residency, ASSOCIATIONS she remained at the Mayo Graduate School At Beaumont Hospitals she trained on • College of American Pathologists of Medicine to complete her fellowship the job in pathology and became • United States and Canadian Academy training in surgical pathology. part of the kidney pathology service. She of Pathology subsequently sought formal fellowship Following residency training, Dr. Rooney training in kidney pathology at Nephropath returned to SUNY Upstate Medical Center. Diagnostics, and she completed a For the first six months there, she functioned fellowship there, modified for her advanced as a cytopathology fellow, enabling her experience, in March of 2015. to sit for the certifying examination in cytopathology with experience. In addition, Dr. Rooney is a member of the College of she served as staff pathologist and assistant American Pathologists, a former member of professor of the SUNY Upstate School of the Tumor Marker Committee of the College Medicine. She also served as Assistant of American Pathologists, a member of the Director of Surgical Pathology, and she was United States and Canadian Academy of recognized in one year by the residents as Pathology, the Renal Pathology Society, and Best Teacher in Pathology. the American Society of .

Four years later, Dr. Rooney became an attending pathologist in the Department of Anatomic Pathology at the William Beaumont Hospital (a 1,200 bed teaching hospital) in Royal Oak, MI. William Beaumont Hospital laboratories process a high volume of specimens from multiple MICHELE T ROONEY, MD RENAL PATHOLOGY

PRESENTATIONS the College of American Pathologists, • Desai, H., Parasuraman, R., • “Electron Microscopic (EM) Identification Orlando, FL. October 2013. Samarpungavan, D., Rooney, M., & et al of Myeloid Bodies in Proximal Tubules (2011). Glomerulitis during acute cellular • “Immunohistochemical Validation of IgG4 Due to Aminoglycoside Toxicity - Old rejection may be a surrogate marker of Staining in Glomeruli in a Large Range of Finding and New Application, Case vasculitis in renal allografts: Better index Renal Biopsies”. Annual Meeting of the Report”. Annual Meeting of the College for diagnosis of vasculitis. Transplantation American Society of Nephrology, Atlanta, of American Pathologists, Chicago, IL. Proceedings, (43) 1629-1633. GA. November 2013. September 2014. • Wiesend, W., Parasuraman, R., Li, W., • “Stem/progenitor cell marker CD133 • “Natural Killer Cells Are Involved in both Farinola, M., Rooney, M., & et al (2010). identifies glomerular and tubular injury in Acute Antibody Mediated Rejection and Adjuvant role of p53 immunostaining human renal biopsies”. United States and Acute Cellular Rejection”. Annual Meeting in detecting BK viral infection in renal Canadian Academy of Pathology Annual of the College of American Pathologists, allograft biopsies. Annals of Clinical & Meeting, Vancouver, BC. March 2012. Chicago, IL. September 2014. Laboratory Science, (4) 324-329. • “Upregulated mTOR pathway in primary • “Combined Erdheim Chester Disease • Hong, S., Shirkhoda, A., Rooney, M., & crescentic glomerulonephritis”. United (ECD) and Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis et al (2008). Burkitt Lymphoma: Spectrum States and Canadian Academy of (LCH) with BRAF V600E Mutation”. of Imaging Findings. Contemporary Pathology, Vancouver, BC. March 2012. Annual Meeting of the College of Diagnostic Radiology (23) 1-6. American Pathologists, Chicago, IL. • “Cilia metaplasia in renal transplant • Wilson, J., Wang, A., Zakalik, K. September 2014. biopsies with acute tubular injury”. & Rooney M. (2006). Recurrent United States and Canadian Academy • “Denervated Renal Graft Explants Have Hemangiopericytoma with keloidal of Pathology 100th Annual Meeting, San Extensive Damage of the Juxtaglomerular collagen versus cellular solitary fibrous Antonio, TX, February 2011. Apparatus and Neural Network”. tumor. Brain Pathology, (234) S1117. United States and Canadian Academy • “Immunofluorescent slides for renal • Elia, G., Perez-Reyes, N., Rooney, M., of Pathology Annual Meeting. March biopsies can be safely used for review Dye, T. (2003). Evaluation of the estrogen 2013. after one and half years of storage in status of the lower urinary tract in women: room temperature”. United States and • “Injured Proximal Tubular Epithelium Can a prospective study. The Journal of the Canadian Academy of Pathology 100th Differentiate into Vimentin Positive Cells American Osteopathic Association, (103) Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, in Human Kidneys”. United States and 8. February 2011. Canadian Academy of Pathology Annual • Gajra, A., Tatum, A., Newman, N., Meeting. March 2013. • “Immunohistochemical stains of kappa Camble, G., Lichtenstein, S., Rooney, and lambda confirm monoclonality by • “Sequential comparison between M., & et al (2002). The predictive value immunofluorescent studies and reveal mesonephros and metanephros at 7 of neuroendocrine markers and p53 for a highpercent of “hybrid” proximal weeks gestation - case report”. Annual response to chemotherapy and survival in tubulopathy in light chains associated Meeting of the College of American patients with advanced non-small cell lung monoclonal nephropathy”. United States Pathologists, Orlando, FL. October 2013. cancer. Lung Cancer, (36) 159-65. and Canadian Academy of Pathology • “Concurrent Renal Sarcoidosis and Renal (USCAP) 100th Annual Meeting, San • Garcia, D., Rooney, M., & et al (2001). cell Carcinoma in a Young Man”. Annual Antonio, TX, February 2011. Diagnostic usefulness of CD23 and FMC- Meeting of the College of American 7 antigen expression patterns in B-cell PUBLICATIONS Pathologists, Orlando, FL. October 2013. lymphoma classification. American Journal • Parasuraman, R., Wolforth, S., Wiesend, of Clinical Pathology, (115) 258-65. • “Concurrent Renal-Limited Plasmacytoma- W., Dumler, F,. Rooney, M., & et al Like Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative (2013). Contribution of Polyclonal Free Disorder (PL-PTLD) and Metastatic Breast Light Chain Deposition to Tubular Injury. Carcinoma in a Renal Transplant Recipient American Journal of Nephrology, (38), - A Case Report”. Annual Meeting of 465-474. Rev 4/2015 ID000194

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