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CAP engages with HRSA on pathologist workforce projections

The CAP met with the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), along with consultants who develop physician supply‑and‑demand models, to discuss how national workforce projections can better reflect today’s pathology workforce.

Why it matters: HRSA projections influence specialty shortage designations, policy decisions, and funding priorities.

Key points the CAP raised:

  • The fixed number of pathology residency (GME) positions limits workforce growth.
  • International medical graduates (IMGs) play a significant role in sustaining the pathology workforce.
  • Demand for pathology and laboratory services continues to outpace supply.

What’s next: HRSA requested additional data and analysis. The CAP will continue engaging to ensure pathology workforce needs are accurately represented.

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