Gaurav Sharma, MD, FCAP, and Jill Hoel Bremer, AICI CIP, share tips for pathologists to build their executive presence, a vital leadership skill requiring confidence, clarity in communication, and professionalism.

The third installment in the pathology side gigs series, this article shares tips and points to consider before seeking and accepting visiting faculty or speaking roles.

The second installment in the pathology side gigs series, this article focuses on getting started in industry consultations as a pathologist.

The first installment in the pathology side gigs series, this article focuses on considerations for pathologists interested in serving as expert witnesses.

Stay up-to-date on your curriculum vitae (CV), upcoming CME requirements, personal records, and licensure status. As a new-in-practice pathologist, this may be a new routine you need to establish. Here are some tips on how to keep up with the extras.

CAP member Dr. Nicole Riddle delves into Imposter Syndrome and the detrimental effects these negative beliefs can have on your professional and personal lives, not to mention your mental well-being.

The CAP's Digital Content Committee lists 10 tips and best practices to help physicians engage on social media.

Adversity is a part of life and having a strategy for difficult situations makes all the difference. CAP member Dr. Emily Green shares her adversity tool kit to help and inspire fellow pathologists as they face adversity and difficult situations in the workplace.

New-in-practice pathologists need to know how to interview just as much to be interviewed. Dr. Roseann Wu give tips on how pathologists need to prepare to conduct a solid interview.

For pathologists to be effective in dotted-line leadership roles, they need to positively influence the work practices within the laboratory. The pathologist must be viewed as an approachable, knowledgeable, and helpful advocate for quality testing and employee and patient safety.

Dr. Juanita Evans explains how taking stock of your priorities and your routine can reduce the stress and pressure that come with feeling unfocused.

Your office not only reflects and says something about who you are; it also reflects your group and your profession. CAP members Dr. Roseann Wu and Dr. Eric Glassy want you to think about what message you would like to convey whenever someone steps into your work space and provide suggestions to help get your office to that desired state.

Learn how the CAP's Patient Safety Self-Assessment course and its resources delivered a shift in perspective for CAP member Felicia D. Allard, MD, FCAP.

Dr. Khalda Ibrahim shares her experience and guidance to navigate early career pathologists through informatics challenges and shifting focus from how to implement specific technologies to how to manage processes.

This article touts the value of the CAP’s annual meeting for new-in-practice pathologists, from the educational experiences to the skill-building and networking opportunities.

Dr. Roseann Wu explains the importance of why new-in-practice pathologists need to be engaged with state pathology societies and national organizations.

Dr. Joshua A. Hanson provides six dos and dont's for new-in-practice pathologists to help develop relationships with their clinician colleagues.