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The University of Michigan Department of Pathology is comprised of nearly 200 faculty and 1,100 staff, who provide the best patient care and research possible.
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ALT Flyer for the GPALM Consortium 2026 Summit, hosted by the University of Michigan Department of Pathology. The summit brings together global health leaders and will take place November 13, 2026, at the North Campus Research Complex in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The free event includes CME, lunch, and an opportunity to submit abstracts. Registration is now open.
ALT Promotional graphic for the Inaugural Schnitzer Lecture featuring a photo of Dr. Yuri Fedoriv and a faded portrait of Bertram Schnitzer, MD. The lecture, “Global Pathology in Practice: Infrastructure, Lymphoma Biology and Shared (Worldwide) Benefit,” takes place September 18, 2026, at 8 a.m. at the North Campus Research Complex (NCRC), Building 10, Research Auditorium. The graphic notes that the lecture honors the legacy of Bertram Schnitzer, MD, and includes the Michigan Medicine and University of Michigan logos.
ALT Graphic featuring a portrait of Nathan Ryan, MD, MS, a smiling man with long brown hair wearing a white University of Michigan Department of Pathology lab coat, purple shirt and tie. The portrait is framed over a pink-and-purple histology image. A quote reads: “My histology classes were the favorite thing that I’d ever done in my life. I loved histology so much. It was the coolest thing to me. It’s still the coolest thing to me.” — Nathan Ryan, MD, MS.
ALT Flyer for the GPALM Consortium 2026 Summit, hosted by the University of Michigan Department of Pathology. The summit brings together global health leaders and will take place November 13, 2026, at the North Campus Research Complex in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The free event includes CME, lunch, and an opportunity to submit abstracts. Registration is now open.
ALT Promotional graphic for the Inaugural Schnitzer Lecture featuring a photo of Dr. Yuri Fedoriv and a faded portrait of Bertram Schnitzer, MD. The lecture, “Global Pathology in Practice: Infrastructure, Lymphoma Biology and Shared (Worldwide) Benefit,” takes place September 18, 2026, at 8 a.m. at the North Campus Research Complex (NCRC), Building 10, Research Auditorium. The graphic notes that the lecture honors the legacy of Bertram Schnitzer, MD, and includes the Michigan Medicine and University of Michigan logos.
ALT Promotional graphic for the inaugural Schnitzer Lecture featuring a portrait of Dr. Yuri Fedoriv of UNC School of Medicine. The lecture, titled “Global Pathology in Practice: Infrastructure, Lymphoma Biology and Shared (Worldwide) Benefit,” will take place September 18, 2026, at 8 a.m. in the NCRC Auditorium, Building 32, Room 1501. The graphic honors the legacy of Bertram Schnitzer, MD, and includes the Michigan Medicine and University of Michigan logos.
ALT Recruitment flyer for an Academic Genitourinary Pathologist position at Michigan Medicine’s Department of Pathology in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The flyer features the University of Michigan block M and Michigan Medicine logo at the top, followed by information about the position, qualifications, clinical and research opportunities, and application instructions. Applicants are asked to submit a CV, cover letter, and three references to L. Priya Kunju, MD, at [email protected]
ALT Graphic featuring a portrait of Dr. Mikaela Melnychuk, DO, wearing a white lab coat and glasses, against a pink-and-purple histology image background. A white text box includes her quote: “I can use these different stains and other information to come up with what the diagnosis is. It really fit with what I find intellectually fun and purposeful, being able to get to those answers.”
ALT Portrait of Amanda McGann, MD, PhD, smiling in a white University of Michigan lab coat, set against a pink-and-purple pathology slide background. A quote below reads, “I’m excited to do pathology all day, every day. I feel incredibly lucky that this is my job and that I get to spend my career doing something I genuinely love.”