Hematopathology Fellowship

We have an active hematopathology service with approximately 2,000 bone marrow examinations and 1,000 lymphoma evaluations per year.

The Hematopathology Fellowship at Baylor University Medical Center, part of Baylor Scott & White Health, is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).

The emphasis of our one-year program is on diagnostic hematopathology and laboratory hematology.

We accept one fellow each year.

Plan de estudios

Our fellows rotate through the following:

• Bone marrow and lymph node morphology – six months
• Flow Cytometry – one month
• Molecular pathology and cytogenetics – one month
• Coagulation – one month
• Pediatric hematopathology – one month
• General laboratory hematology/lab management – one month
• MedFusion-general signout rotation

Rotations take place at Baylor University Medical Center, MedFusion Labs and Cook Children's in Fort Worth.

Rotations average one month at a time. A one-month elective or special interest rotation is available. Bone marrow cases for fellows average five per day with one to two lymphoid tissues/cytology specimens per day.

There is no significant call for our fellows.

Fellows are encouraged to participate in an academic project resulting in a publication and/or presentation.

Conferences include a weekly hematology/oncology conference and a weekly hematopathology education conference.