Typical Pathology Resident Schedule
This is an example of a 4-year pathology resident rotation schedule. Each resident schedule will resemble this schedule but will vary depending on changes in schedules and time management.
| A Typical Pathology Resident Program Schedule | ||||
PGY1 | PGY2 | PGY3 | PGY4 | |
| July | Orientation/EM | Surg Path | Cytology II | Neuropath II |
| Aug | Forensics I | Cytology I | Peds Path | Heme IV |
| September | Surg Path | Coag | SPL | Surg Path |
| October | Surg Path | Heme II | Elective | Blood Bank III |
| November | Clinical Chem I | Molecular I | Heme III | Cytology IV |
| December | Micro I | Autopsy/Surg Path | Derm Path | Lab Mgmt |
| January | Autopsy/Surg Path | Blood Bank II | Surg Path | Surg Path |
| February | Blood Bank 1 | Cytogenetics/Elective | Elective | Micro III |
| March | Hematology | Clinical Chem II | Autopsy/Surg Path | Surg Path |
| April | Forensic II | Surg Path | Molecular II/Immunology | Elective |
| May | Neuropath I | Micro II | Surg Path | Elective |
| June | Cytology I | Autopsy/ Surg Path | Clin Chem III | Elective |
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