American Society for Clinical Pathology

Medical Students

ASCP Membership is complimentary for students enrolled in a medical school approved by: The Liaison Committee on Medical Education of the American Medical Association and the Association of American Medical Colleges, Committee on Accreditation of the Association of Canadian Medical Colleges, or in an osteopathic medical school approved by the Bureau of Professional Education of the American Osteopathic Association. Download your ASCP membership application today!

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ASCP Honors 41 Medical Students
This award is given to second year medical students who best fulfill the ASCP award criteria—general academic excellence and promise. ASCP annually honors one student, who is nominated by their Department Chair, at each medical school in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. more...

ASCP Award for Academic Excellence and Achievement Nomination Ballot
To encourage the best and brightest of today’s second year medical students to select a career in pathology, the American Society for Clinical Pathology presents the continuing Award for Academic Excellence and Achievement. Download PDF to nominate a second year student who shows the greatest general academic excellence and promise.

education programs

Resident Training Programs and Liaisons
This document lists all pathology residency training programs in the United States, alphabetically by state, and in Canada. more...

Educational Courses and Weekends of Pathology
Don't miss these educational programs specifically for pathologists. more...

publications

New ASCP Resident Handbook and Online Membership Application Now Available
The ASCP 2009-2010 Resident Handbook is now available. The 71-page spiral-bound color booklet serves as the perfect introduction to the ASCP for residents. It includes information on ASCP membership, volunteer opportunities, educational programs, publications, requirements for Board certification and other resources residents will find useful. more...

Critical Values
ASCP’s new quarterly newsmagazine for members, Critical Values, contains news and feature stories for the entire laboratory team. Get the latest issues. more...

ASCP Quick Compendium of Clinical Pathology
Author: Daniel D. Mais, MD

This new edition adds relevant information to the ever-changing field of laboratory medicine. It is clinical pathology digested, concisely expressed, and thoroughly updated.

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2010 Lab Week Planning Guide
This Planning Guide "Idea Book" is a brief review of some of the most successful “tricks of the trade” used over the years to promote Lab Week. As good as these ideas are, the most important thing in promoting National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week is to put your imagination to work and tailor your celebration to the goals you set for your specific organization’s observance. View an e-book version here.

Call for Board Nominations
The ASCP Nominations Committee seeks your assistance in identifying potential nominees for service as a member at-Large on the ASCP Board of Directors. The deadline for nominations is February 12, 2010. more...

Pathology and Lab Medicine News
Get the latest pathology and laboratory medicine news from ASCP's partnership website with Medscape. more...

AJCP Call for Abstracts
Present your research at the premier educational event for pathologists and pathology residents. The AJCP Poster Sessions and Resident Research Symposium competition will take place at the 2010 ASCP Annual Meeting in San Francisco, October 27-31. The deadline to submit abstracts for both the competition and poster sessions is April 30, 2010. more...

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American Journal of Clinical Pathology is the leading clinical-oriented peer-reviewed pathology and laboratory medicine research journal. more...

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Laboratory Medicine is our monthly periodical dedicated to providing continuing education, career development and new technologies to the entire laboratory community. more...

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