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Calling all M4s! Thinking of applying to the Anatomical Pathology program at Queen’s? 🔬❤️💛💙
Join the residents for an informal meet and greet session! Bring your questions or relax while we outline why Queen’s AP may be the perfect program for you!
Register below⬇️
#Bittersweet farewell to our senior resident Dr. Kaitlin Vanderbeck who is joining her new team @MDAndersonNews for her #DermPath fellowship
#Congratulations 🎊 Kaitlin
Congratulations to our incoming residents Dr. Gleb Mironov from @QueensUGME and Dr. Abdulhameed Abdulhamed who will be joining us in the summer @QueensPathology #CaRMSMatch
A cool finding on BAL:
1. What is the name of this guy?
2. What stain could we use to confirm it?
#Cytopathology #Pathology #WhoAmI
By The Weeknd or @DrDaveRod patients - credits to Dr. Kaitlin Vanderbeck who guessed it correctly in less than 2 min 💩
Get to know our #AnatomicalPathology program @QueensPostgrad 🔬
1. One-on-one sign out
2. Staff to residents ratio👍🏼
3. Collegial environment
4. Great exposure, variety of cases
5. Support to individual residents goals
6. Kingston👌🏼
youtu.be/b_X_MA5tg_A
"Our critical strength is the environment we've managed to build which is so supportive of residents and their quest to become competent Pathologists" - Dr Chris Davidson. Get to know Queen's Anatomical Pathology! youtu.be/b_X_MA5tg_A
Replying to @DrDaveRod
Haha when the staff asks: is there submucosal invasion?
@SVarma_Queensu @AndreaGrin
#MurphysLaw – at Kingston, Ontario
Congratulations to our graduating @QueensPathRes, Drs. Christine Orr, Lina Chen, Maliha Khara and Kevin Song . All the very best for your respective fellowships @WeillCornell @westernu @UofT @CedarsSinai. Looking forward to following your accomplishments with great pride and joy!
Our PGY-4 resident Kaitlin Vanderbeck has won the #SurgicalPathology award at #USCAP2020
Congratulations!! 🎉
#USCAP2020 @QueensPathology residents presenting interesting work and creating memories with @KingstonHSC colleagues
Dr. Gong reminding us today that “All HPV-positive oropharyngeal SCC are INVASIVE. There is no CIS and no dysplasia”
#GrandRounds #Pathology – at Kingston, Ontario











