Currently Appointed RF Delegates
Please review your program’s annually updated allotment of Residents Forum Delegates. (PDF, 104 KB)(Updated 04/02/2012)
Residents Forum Fall ‘12 Meeting
Registration opens in May. All residents are encouraged to attend with your programs’ delegates.
Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego
One Market Place
San Diego, California
Friday, September 7
8:30-10:00 PM
Welcome Reception
Saturday, September 8
7:30 AM–5:00 PM
Residents Forum Meeting and Networking Reception
Sunday, September 9
11:30 AM–1:30 PM
Fellowship Fair
For more information, contact Jan Glas at 800-323-4040 ext. 7499 or via email.
Become a Member of CAP
Membership in the CAP is FREE for all residents in an ACGME accredited pathology training program. Find out if you qualify for CAP Junior Membership and apply online.
Junior Members who have passed their Boards can upgrade their membership to full Fellow status within the College.
The Pathology Wiki’s goal is to provide a central location with up-to-date, useful information and online pathology resources.
News for Residents
NEW – CAP President Stanley J. Robboy, MD, FCAP, cordially invites Junior Members to help shape the future of pathology. The CAP is accepting pathology residents’ applications to serve on available CAP committees for 2013. (2/28/2012)
NEW – Residents Forum Executive Committee (RFEC)nominations are open for you who are Junior Members in good standing and interested in running for a position. RFEC elections will be held at the Residents Forum meeting on Saturday, September 8, in San Diego, California, during CAP ’12—The Pathologists’ Meeting™. (2/28/2012)
Kudos to the 33 pathology residency programs who have 100% of their residents as Junior Members of the CAP! Junior membership is FREE, please let your colleagues know they can join here. (2/17/2012)
Update on Fellowship Match (11/03/2011)
The APC has been working with Pathology Fellowship Program Directors regarding a Fellowship Match. There may be a fellowship match for Pediatric Pathology and Molecular Genetic Pathology in 2014. Read APC’s letter to Pathology Fellowship Program Directors.
Connect Connecting with other pathologists, especially during your training,
is a great way to advance your training and your career.
Lead The CAP is committed to helping today’s trainees
in pathology become tomorrow’s leaders in the profession. At all levels,
the CAP leadership strives to involve Junior Members to better prepare
them for the future.
Learn The
CAP offers unmatched opportunities for advanced education in all aspects
of pathology. Supplement the training at your program with advanced
CAP resources.
Career
Resources Training doesn’t last forever. The CAP is
committed to helping you take the next big step, from helping you
find the perfect opportunity to easing the transition from Resident
to Medical Staff.
CAP for Students Are you interested in a career in pathology?
The CAP is the leading organization of Board Certified pathologists
and has assembled the following resources to help you understand
pathology as a career choice and how to find a training program
that fits your talents and interests.
