UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO AFFILIATED HOSPITALS Albuquerque, NM PROGRAMS OFFERED The Department of Pathology [http://pathology.unm.edu] is committed in equal measure to education, patient care, and scholarly investigation, in order to prepare physicians for diverse career opportunities. We offer a four- year program of combined training in anatomic and clinical pathology. Anatomic pathology training includes extensive exposure to general surgical pathology, cytology, autopsy and forensic pathology, and immunohistology. Clinical pathology training is supported by TriCore Reference Laboratories (TriCore), which is a large regional laboratory serving the UNM Health System, the Presbyterian Healthcare System, community hospitals, and clients throughout the state and surrounding areas. Excellent training is offered for the resident, under the supervision of the faculty, in all aspects of pathology with a focus on patient care and the consulting role of the pathologist to both primary care and specialty clinicians. The Department is on the cutting edge in many areas of scientific investigation; support is provided for those residents who wish to pursue research studies. Advanced fellowship subspecialty training is offered in multiple fields. Please visit our website at: [http://pathology.unm.edu]. TYPES AND NUMBERS OF APPOINTMENTS The current house staff includes 16 residents, as well as fellows in hematopathology (4), forensic pathology (4), molecular genetic pathology (2), transfusion medicine (1), surgical pathology (1), cytopathology (1), and 2 post- sophomore fellows. Four first year residency positions are available each year. FACILITIES The University of New Mexico Hospital and the New Mexico Veteran's Administration Medical Center are the primary teaching hospitals used by the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center. Additional rotations at Presbyterian Hospital and at the Office of the Medical Investigator provide the resident with a total of 70,000 surgical pathology specimens; 70,000 cytopathology specimens; 1,000 bone marrows; 2,300 forensic autopsies; and 70 hospital autopsies per year. TriCore performs more than 12 million routine and esoteric laboratory tests annually. Faculty of the Department of Pathology participate in many research programs offering excellent opportunities for residents. Pathology faculty are principal investigators of several NIH sponsored centers and programs including the Cancer Center and multiple projects within the Clinical and Translational Research Center, the UNM Center for Molecular Discovery, the Human Tissue Repository, and the UNM Interdisciplinary HPV Prevention Center [http://pathology.unm.edu]. Faculty also lead sponsored projects within the Center for Infectious Disease and Immunity. COMMUNITY Albuquerque is frequently mentioned as one of the most desirable urban communities in the United States. Albuquerque serves as a center of education, commerce, film production, and tourism for the mountain Southwest. The city's high desert location affords it a moderate climate with plentiful sunshine and mild temperatures year- round. Opportunities for outdoor activities abound, and New Mexico's natural beauty and cultural amenities draw visitors from around the world. STIPENDS AND MAINTENANCE 2021 salaries will be comparable to 2020 salaries, which began at $53,898. Malpractice insurance, paid vacation, sick leave and health insurance are provided. Generous funds for educational resources and travel are provided. Good housing is readily available. STAFF Nancy Joste MD (University of New Mexico) Interim Chair and Professor, Surgical Pathology, Cytopathology; Shweta Agarwal MD (University of Pune Medical College, India) Asst Professor, Anatomic Pathology, Cytopathology; Daniel Babu MD (Univ Texas Southwestern Medical Center) Asst Professor, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology, Hematology; Elaine Bearer MD, PhD (Univ California, San Francisco) Professor, Neuropathology; Cory Broehm MD (Texas A&M College of Medicine) Asst Professor, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology, Molecular Genetic Pathology; Tione Buranda PhD (Wayne State Univ, Detroit) Assoc Professor, Cell Signaling; Devon Chabot- Richards MD (Univ of NM) Assoc Professor, Assoc Director of Residency Program, Hematopathology, Molecular Pathology; Marlena Chavez PA (Univ New Mexico) Clin Instructor, Surgical Pathology; Karen Cline-Parhamovich DO (Ohio Univ Osteopathic, Athens) Assoc Professor, Forensic Toxicology, Public Health; Kendall Crookston MD, PhD (Univ Virginia) Professor, Transfusion Medicine, Coagulation; David Czuchlewski MD (Mt Sinai SOM) Professor, Molecular Pathology, Hematopathology; Lauren Decker MD (Univ Illinois) Asst Professor, Forensic Pathology, Anatomic Pathology; Lauren Dvorscak MD (Indiana Univ) Asst Professor, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology; Nadja Falk MD (Univ Texas) Asst Professor, Anatomic Pathology, Cytopathology; Edgar Fischer MD, PhD (Univ Heidelberg) Assoc Professor, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology; M Kathryn Foucar MD (Ohio State Univ) Professor Emerita, Hematopathology; Jennifer Gillette PhD (Univ Colorado HSC, Denver) Assoc Professor, Immunology; Kelly Goff MD (Uniformed Services Univ HS, Bethesda,) Staff Physician, Surgical Pathology; Joseph Griggs DO (Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine) Asst Professor, Clinical Pathology, Blood Banking & Transfusion Medicine; Ramachandra Gullapalli PhD, MBBS (Armed Forces Med Coll, India) Asst Professor, Molecular Genetic Pathology; Joshua Hanson MD (Univ of Arizona SOM, Tucson) Assoc Professor, Surgical Pathology, GI/Liver; Julie Harrington MD (Univ of New Mexico) Asst Professor, Cytopathology; Glynnis Ingall MD, PhD (Univ Iowa) Professor Emeritus, Clinical Chemistry, Outreach; Heather Jarrell MD (Mercer Univ SOM) Asst Professor, Neuropathology, Forensic Pathology; Sarah Lathrop PhD, DVM (Ohio State Univ) Professor, Epidemiology; Diane Lidke PhD (Univ Minnesota) Professor, Cell Biology; Matthew Luke MD (Univ Utah) Assoc Professor, Informatics, Point of Care Testing; Richard Marlar PhD (Univ North Dakota) Professor, Coagulation; David Martin MD (Univ New Mexico) Asst Professor, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology; Larry Massie MD (Creighton Univ) Professor, Microbiology; Barbara Masten PhD (Texas Tech Univ) Professor, Immunology; Aaron Neumann PhD (Univ Pennsylvania) Assoc Professor, Cell Biology, Signal Transduction; Kurt Nolte MD (Albert Einstein College of Med) Professor, Forensic Pathology; Kevin O DVM (Oklahoma State Univ) Professor, Laboratory Animal Medicine; Ian Paul MD (McGill Univ, Montreal) Assoc Professor, Forensic Pathology; Lori Proe DO (KC Univ Med and Biosciences) Asst Professor, Forensic Pathology; Jay Raval MD (Univ North Carolina) Assoc Professor, Blood Banking & Transfusion Medicine, Clinical Pathology; Michael Reyes MD (University of New Mexico) Asst Professor, Hematopathology, Transfusion Medicine; Samuel Reynolds MD (Univ Michigan) Assoc Professor, Cytopathology; Marian Rollins-Raval MD (Univ North Carolina) Assoc Professor, Hematology, Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology & Laboratory Medicine; Karen SantaCruz MD (Univ of Arizona SOM, Tucson) Professor, Neuropathology; Larry Sklar PhD (Stanford Univ) Professor, Director of Center for Molecular Discovery, Flow Cytometry; Mara Steinkamp PhD (Univ Michigan) Asst Professor, Cell Biology; Mohammad Vasef MD (Univ Tehran, Iran) Professor, Hematopathology; Emily Volpicelli PA (Wayne State Univ, Detroit) Clinical Instructor, Surgical Pathology; Angela Wandinger-Ness PhD (Univ California-Los Angeles) Professor, Intracellular Membrane Transport; Cosette Wheeler PhD (Univ Arizona) Professor, Human Papillomavirus Mediated Disease; Cheryl Willman MD (Mayo Med School) Professor, Hematopathology, Molecular Biology; Bridget Wilson PhD (Univ New Mexico) Professor, Signal Transduction; Carla Wilson MD, PhD (Univ New Mexico) Professor, hematopathology; Stephen Young PhD (Wright State Univ) Professor Emeritus, Infectious Disease; Qian-Yun Zhang MD, PhD (West China Univ of Med Sciences) Professor, Hematopathology; Jain Zhou MD (China Medical Univ, Shenyang), PhD (Kyoto University, Japan) Asst Professor, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology; Ross Zumwalt MD (Univ of Illinois) Professor Emeritus, Forensic Pathology. VOLUNTEER CLINICAL FACULTY Peter Appenzeller MD; Alexei Bakhirev MD; Bonnie Carmichael MD; Michael Crossey MD, PhD; Robin Cusick MD Vitalant; Claire Detweiler MD; Frederick Elder PhD TriCore Reference Laboratories (TRL); Hillary Elwood MD; Richard Feddersen MD; Robyn Gaffney MD; Chakri Gavva MD; Joseph Glass MD; David Grenache PhD TRL; Anthony Halfacre MD; Andrew Horvath MD; Emma Johnson MD; David Kaneshiro MD; Marissa Li MD Vitalant; Peter Loomis DDS Office of the Medical Investigator (OMI); Kathleen Madden MD; Amer Mahmoud MD; Thomas McConnell MD; Patricia McFeely MD OMI; Jeremy Parsons MD; Arand Pierce MD; Aaron Pritchard MD; Lizabeth Rosenbaum MD Vitalant; Cordelia Sever MD; Jim Spigel MD; Shelly Stepenaskie MD; Ralph Vassallo MD Vitalant; Benjamin Wagenman MD; Whitney Winham MD; Hongyan Xie MD, PhD TRL; Dahua Zhang MD, PhD All volunteer clinical faculty associated with Pathology Associates of Albuquerque, Presbyterian Hospital; TriCore Reference Laboratories, unless otherwise specified.. APPLICATIONS We will accept applications exclusively through the ERAS Program. For information on ERAS, U.S., and Canadian students should contact their school of graduation, and foreign students should contact ECFMG. For other information about the residency program, contact us at the address below or see our website. Address inquiries to: Kristen Broesder, Medical Education Program Specialist University of New Mexico Pathology MSC08-4640 1 University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131 Phone: (505) 925-0516 Fax: (505) 272-8084 Email: [email protected] Website: http://pathology.unm.edu/ The Truth is Out There! Copyright © 2018 by The Intersociety Council for Pathology Information, Inc. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).