REAL STORIES
Pathologists are transforming and re-defining their role every day! Here are some stories from your colleagues that remind us of the important work pathologists do each day. We hope these stories inspire you to transform our specialty.
August 31, 2010 – Stepping Back from the Microscope
“I never billed myself as a primary care physician; but when you’re there, nobody else is, and somebody walks in with a problem, you do your best.” - Rosemary Edwards, MD, MPH, FCAP
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August 11, 2010 – Rising to the Occasion
“You will be as successful as you allow yourself to be.” - John J. Cangelosi, MD
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July 26, 2010 – Mission Driven, Hands On
“Walking the floors is part of owning the institution, of taking responsibility.” - Jack E. Garon, MD, FCAP
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July 19, 2010 – A Matter of Honesty
“They put us in our place. We had to make it work clinically.” - John S. Abele, MD, FCAP
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July 12, 2010 – The Optimistic Pragmatist
“We need to have face-to-face, first-name-basis relationships with the clinicians who send us biopsies, blood samples, and surgical specimens.” - Shelby D. Melton, MD, MS
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July 6, 2010 – Sanctuary from Cervical Cancer
“Basically, this is an unscreened population. It’s not like in the U.S., where you are looking at the patient’s fortieth Pap test.” - Barbara A. Winkler, MD, FCAP
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