General Rotations (AP/CP)


First and Second Year

Combined training in anatomic pathology and clinical pathology (AP/CP) at Emory consists of an integrated schedule of predominantly core rotations in the first two years of training. A total of 12 months of AP training and 12 months of CP training are broken into alternating 3 month blocks over these 2 years.

  Year 1 Year 2
July AP Core (2 mos EUH Surg Path, 1 mo Autopsy) AP Core (Surg Path / Autopsy / Cytopathology)
August
September
October CP Core (Transfusion Medicine/Coag) CP Core (Clinical Chem or Microbiology)
November
December
January AP Core (2 mos EUH Surg Path, 1 mo Autopsy) AP Core (EUH Surg Path, VAMC AP, Forensic Path)
February
March
April CP Core (Clinical Chem or Microbiology) CP Core (Hematopathology)
May
June

Third and Fourth Year

AP/CP training in the 3rd and 4th years of residency integrates an increasing proportion of rotations in subspecialty fields of anatomic and clinical pathology. Core rotations during these years are also notable for increased resident responsibility to prepare residents for fellowship and careers.

A list of rotations is provided below:

AP ROTATIONS

CP ROTATIONS

General
EUH Surgical Pathology Transfusion Medicine / Coagulation
Autopsy Clinical Chemistry
Cytopathology Medical Microbiology
Atlanta VA Medical Center General AP Hematopathology
EUH Midtown General AP  
Forensic Pathology at FCME  

Subspecialty
Soft Tissue Pathology Molecular Diagnostics
Dermatopathology Laboratory Administration
Oral Pathology Atlanta VAMC General CP
Neuropathology Informatics
Gastrointestinal Pathology Flow Cytometry
Pediatric Pathology at CHOA - Egleston HLA Laboratory
Gynecologic Pathology at Grady Memorial  
Pulmonary Pathology  
Renal Pathology  
* AP Infectious Disease at the CDC