Temple University Hospital Program

The Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Residency Program at Temple University offers a fully accredited four-year program in combined anatomic pathology and clinical pathology. The training program prepares residents for the American Board of Pathology examination in Anatomic Pathology/Clinical Pathology. Residents can expect a graded increase in responsibility over the training period and flexibility to cater to individual needs and interests. Opportunities for clinical or basic research are encouraged, and active participation in medical student education is emphasized.

Application requirements include USMLE Steps 1 and 2, a Medical School Transcript, 3 Letters of recommendation, and a Personal Statement. Applicants are evaluated based on different criteria such as preparedness, abilities, academic credentials, communication skills, motivation, and integrity. The program emphasizes a commitment to diversity and equal opportunity in selecting applicants.

The program offers 16 pathology residency positions funded by the hospital. Additionally, Temple University Hospital provides a total of 490 residency and fellowship positions in 39 specialties. Residents have the opportunity to engage in fellowship placements post-graduation.

Overall, the program aims to provide a well-rounded education in anatomic and clinical pathology for work in academic or community settings. The faculty upholds values of Respect, Service, and Quality in providing clinical service and training programs. The program's commitment to high-quality teaching, training, and research is integral to its mission. Residents are also encouraged to participate in scholarly activities and research projects aligned with their training goals.