With a rich tradition of excellence in medicine, research and education, the University of Florida Department of Pathology, Immunology and Laboratory Medicine is composed of six divisions, including:
- Anatomic Pathology
- Division Chief:
- Clinical Pathology
- Division Chief:
Kenneth H. Rand, M.D.
- Division Chief:
- Experimental Pathology (Research)
- Division Chief:
Laurence Marguerite Morel, Ph.D.
- Division Chief:
- UF Health Forensic Medicine
- Division Chief:
Bruce A. Goldberger, Ph.D., F-ABFT
- Division Chief:
- UF Health Pathology Laboratories
- Division Chief:
Jennifer Hunt, M.D. (chair)
- Division Chief:
- Administration
- Division Chiefs:
Michael Joshi-Guske, MBA;
Jennifer Hunt, M.D. (chair)
- Division Chiefs:
Medicine
We employ pathologists who are knowledgeable in all pathology sub-specialties. Our physicians regularly review and diagnose patient diseases and conditions quickly, accurately and professionally.
Research
Our Department capably performs medically relevant extramural research grants-funded studies on myriad health topics, such as:
- Autoimmunity
- Genetics
- Diabetes
- AIDS
- Stem cell and regenerative medicine
- Cell-signaling
- Epithelial biology
Education
Our educational programs focus primarily on anatomic and clinical pathology. Training is generally linked between the two disciplines throughout a four-year program, but concentrated training in either discipline can be accomplished in three years:
- Anatomic Pathology (AP): In learning this discipline, macro- and microscopic examination of tissue is performed and linked with molecular analyses by morphological methods.
- Clinical Pathology (CP): Patient care is delivered through performing chemical or molecular analyses, microbiology, blood-banking, tissue-typing, and other laboratory methods.
- Residents and fellows benefit from the balanced strength of our six divisions and gain broad experience at one of the most complete medical centers in the country.