- Residency
- Welcome
- Program Details
- Curriculum
- Rotations
- Autopsy
- Bone Marrow
- Clinical Chemistry
- Clinical Microbiology
- Community/Private Practice
- Cytogenetics
- Cytopathology
- Flow Cytometry
- Lymph Nodes
- Molecular
- Neuropathology
- Surgical Pathology
- Transfusion Medicine
- Transplant
- Wet Heme
- Conferences
- Salary & Benefits
- Facilities and Resources
- Residency FAQs
- Teaching and Research Opportunities
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- Residency Events
- Apply
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A Resident's day-to-day on the Surgical Pathology Rotation
The surgical pathology rotation is organized into five subspecialties (Derm/bone and soft tissue, genitourinary, breast/gyn, gastrointestinal, and ENT/lung). Residents are assigned 2 two-week blocks of subspecialty benches for each four week rotation. We follow a three-day cycle where we gross on the first day and preview and sign out cases the following two days.
In addition to the five core benches, senior residents also have a required 4 week rotation in neuropathology and 2 week rotation in placental pathology.
Rotation Director
Scott R. Lauer, MD
- Residency
- Welcome
- Program Details
- Curriculum
- Rotations
- Autopsy
- Bone Marrow
- Clinical Chemistry
- Clinical Microbiology
- Community/Private Practice
- Cytogenetics
- Cytopathology
- Flow Cytometry
- Lymph Nodes
- Molecular
- Neuropathology
- Surgical Pathology
- Transfusion Medicine
- Transplant
- Wet Heme
- Conferences
- Salary & Benefits
- Facilities and Resources
- Residency FAQs
- Teaching and Research Opportunities
- Health Educators and Academic Leaders (HEA
- Residency Events
- Apply
- Current Residents
- Alumni
- Fellowships
- Awards and Accomplishments
- Contact
- Medical Students
- Related Resources
- About UNMC and Omaha