Michael Fraser, PhD, will be joining the College of American Pathologists as chief executive officer, effective March 11, 2024.

As the leading organization for pathologists, the College of American Pathologists is committed to supporting the transgender community by working to address health disparities in medicine, specially making sure that testing is comprehensive and accurate for the transgender community.

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.

Disparities in disease incidence and mortality rates underscore the gaps in health care for the American Indian and Alaskan Native population.

CAP President Emily E. Volk, MD, FCAP, responds to an opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal's on diagnosing rare disease.

Experiences and lessons learned during the pandemic can help pathologists and laboratorians as we return to “regular” life, as well as help us prepare for future pandemics.

The CAP created this aid for pathologists on the processing and reporting of pregnancy tissues/products of conception (POC) specimens. This aid conveys general guidance on the issues that pathologists may face but does not convey legal advice.

Dr. Juanita Evans describes situations which female pathologists may encounter and focuses on to how to keep relationships professional and mutually respectful.

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.

Serving as a committee chair can be tough. Utilizing Robert's Rules of Order and tapping into the ability to pay attention to detail and think critically can help pathologists serve successfully.

Your personal statement for your pathology residency application is your opportunity to share why and how you got to where you are right now in your medical journey. Here are a few tips and examples from recently matched pathology residents.

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