Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Residency Program
Welcome to the Pathology Residency Training Program at Loyola Pathology
Meet Our Residents
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Message from the Residency Program Directors
Residents at Loyola rotate through various divisions of the clinical laboratories, the autopsy service, and surgical pathology sections. There is ample opportunity for teaching (medical students, medical laboratory scientists etc.). In addition, elective rotations are available for additional training in sub-specialty areas of interest. If desired, there is also opportunity for investigative work in experimental pathology. ACGME accredited fellowship training is offered in Cytopathology, Dermatopathology and Hematopathology. In addition, we also offer a Surgical Pathology fellowship geared toward the personal interests of the trainee.
Residents at Loyola combine their practices across our facilities at both the Loyola University Healthcare System and the Hines VA Hospital. The two facilities have a total of 1,568 beds, and are immediately adjacent to one another. Across both institutions, approximately 100 autopsies, more than 30,000 surgical cases, 28,000 cytology cases and about 2.3 million laboratory procedures are performed annually. For an overview of our program, take a look at the video below.
For more information about our program click these links to contact us, see where are graduates are now, and find out who our residents are and what they enjoy in their free time. We encourage you to peruse our weekly department informational flyer, the Pathology Free Press, and keep updated on department happenings by following us on Twitter and liking us on Facebook.
Rachel Gordezky, MD
Residency Program Director
Kristen Krum, MD
Assistant Program Director