University of Tennessee Program

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center Pathology Residency Program aims to prepare residents for successful careers in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology. The program focuses on developing an extensive knowledge base, promoting continuous lifelong learning, and prioritizing patient care. Upon completion of the training, residents are expected to be competent in overall Pathology skills, effective communicators, patient-focused, and able to practice their specialty with distinction in diverse healthcare environments. The program offers AP and CP rotations at various training sites within the city, allowing residents to experience different practice settings and develop diagnostic knowledge, clinical acumen, leadership expertise, and lifelong learning skills. The program is proud of its graduates and aims to equip them with the necessary skills for excellence.

The program is a four-year ACGME-accredited anatomic and clinical pathology residency that involves AP and CP rotations at different training sites within the city. Residents are given increasing case ownership through graduated responsibility, with the goal of moving them into an apprentice role. The program director, Dr. Lauren C. King, invites prospective residents to consider the University of Tennessee pathology residency program as they embark on their careers in pathology.

Overall, the program aims to produce pathologists who are highly competent in diagnostic skills, effective communicators, and patient care focused, with the ability to practice their specialty with distinction in various healthcare settings. Residents are encouraged to pursue lifelong learning and are supported in their pursuit of fellowships and career goals.