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2019-Present |
Resident, Department of Pathology and Microbiology Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Residency, University of Nebraska Medical Center |
| 2019 | MD, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Aurora, Colorado |
| 2011 | BA, Psychology, University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO |
Oral presentations
Harter, DA (2017) The Autopsy: Multi-generational Findings on its Utility and Importance, Oral Presentation presented at Pathology Faculty Conference; Aurora, CO
Harter, DA (2018) Teratomas: Histological Appearance and Potential Metastatic Outcomes, Oral Presentation presented at Gynecological Oncology Afternoon Meeting; Aurora, CO
Harter, DA (2018) Pathological Evaluation of Multiple Myeloma Using Immunohistochemistry and Comparative Anatomy between Humans and Zoological Species, Oral Presentation presented at Pathology Faculty and Resident Meeting; Aurora, CO
Harter, DA (2017) Careers in Medicine, Oral Presentation presented at: Body Shop; Ft. Morgan, CO
Harter, DA (2016) Renal and Cardiovascular Disease Appearance on Ultrasound for Medical Students, Oral Presentation presented at Ultrasound Interest Group and Emergency Medicine Interest Group Combined Event; Aurora, CO
Harter, DA. (2017). Discrepancies between Post-Mortem Examination Findings and In-Vivo Clinical Diagnoses, Oral Presentation presented at: Internal Medicine Faculty Meeting; Denver, CO
Abstracts & Posters
USCAP 2020, March 5, 2020 Los Angeles, CA
“Can IHC4 Profile Help Predict a Low Oncotype Recurrence Score (RS) in Clinically Low Risk Breast Tumors?”, abstract number #2051”
Hobbies and Interests
Swimming, Working out, Reading fiction as well as non-fiction novels, Drawing, Producing podcasts, Cooking
Career Interests
I have been accepted for the GI pathology fellowship at the University of Utah. My career goals focus on education to help inspire others in the same way I was inspired to pursue GI pathology. It is an amazing field and will provide an endless source of learning and problems to solve.
