Welcome to the Department of Pathology at Stony Brook Medicine. This website highlights our achievements in medical education, basic and translational research, and diagnostic service. These pages also include important information related to our Residency and Fellowship training programs in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology.

Members of our department serve as regional and national authorities in clinical and anatomic pathology, as innovators in graduate student, medical student, and resident education, and as national and international authorities in both basic and translational research. The department is both a basic science and clinical department and provides comprehensive service in all aspects of laboratory medicine, as well as in surgical pathology and cytopathology. Our dynamic faculty members are bridging the gap from bench to bedside research with the goal of improving the effectiveness of clinical diagnosis and patient care for the citizens of New York and the broader community. Read More

The goal of the Stony Brook Medicine Department of Pathology Residency Training Program is to provide an excellent educational experience such that program graduates possess the knowledge, skill and attitude for the successful independent practice of pathology and for the life-long pursuit of learning. Our program provides comprehensive training in anatomic pathology (AP) and clinical pathology (CP), combined or individually, as well as in research and education. Read More

• Welcome Rekha Reddy, DMD, Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of Oral Pathology Read More

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• Study: Lowering The Activity of KRAS Gene Can Help Fight Pancreatic Cancer Read More

• Lowering KRAS Activity May Lead to Improved Therapy Response in Pancreatic Cancer Read More

• Welcome Eric Yee, MD, Clinical Associate Professor and Director of Surgical Pathology.  Read More

• Welcome Felicia Allard, MD, Clinical Associate Professor.  Read More

• New Highly Sensitive COVID-19 Clinical Test Now in Use at Stony Brook. Read More

• Pathology residents, fellows, graduate students, and medical students at Stony Brook University Hospital have played critically important roles in the care of our COVID-19 patients. Read More

• Patricia Thompson, PhD, named Vice Dean for Research, Read more

• Martha B. Furie, PhD, named Editor-in-Chief for The American Journal of Pathology Read More

• COVID-19 Warriors  Read More

• Dr. Dry Heat Ovens Can Effectively Disinfect N95 Masks Read More 
• Brian Sheridan, Associate Professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology (with secondary appointment in the Department of Pathology) is the recipient of Stony Brook University’s 2019 Early Career Research Award. 
  Dr. Cindy Leiton wins the National Pancreas Foundation Research Grant Read More
• Dr. David Montrose joins the Department of Pathology Read More
• Dr. Brendan Boyce joins the Department of Pathology Read More
• Pathology Resident, Dr. Samaneh Zarabi has been awarded the 2019-2020 Mentorship award from the American Society of Dermatopathology.
• Dr. Ute Moll published in Cancer Cell. "Removing p53 Mutation in Colorectal Cancer Halts Disease Progression" Read More
• Dr. Kenneth Shroyer, Dr. Luisa Escobar Hoyos, and their team have received the 2018 PanCAN Translational Research Grant, which includes $500,000 in funding for their proposal, entitled: “Keratin 17 is a novel actionable target in Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma” Read More
• Dr. Jorge Benach, and Dr. Eric Spitzer create public awareness at a symposium on "The Tick-Born Disease Epidemic; A Stony Brook Medicine Experience" Read More    Watch Coverage
• Department of Pathology soon to offer new Cytopathology Fellowship Program Read More
• Dr. Daniel Mockler's article on Keratin 17, a prognostic biomarker in Endocervical Glandular Neoplasia, most read primary research report of Dec 2017 Read More 

Announcements

Stony Brook University Hospital
*New* ACGME approved Cytopathology Fellowship Program
Opening for 2019

This one-year advanced training in cytopathology is designed to provide comprehensive training in cytopathology. The program has a growing ultrasound (US)-guided FNA clinic that is operated by cytopathologists. The fellow will have hands-on experience in performing both palpation- and US-guided FNAs, and in providing rapid on-site evaluation (ROSE) of samples prepared from US-, CT-, EUS- and EBUS-guided FNAs. Fellows will become familiar with triaging specimens for appropriate ancillary tests and in utilizing telecytopathology for ROSE and practical training in laboratory management and quality control/assurance. The fellows will participate in a number of clinical and educational activities: performing FNAs, in-hospital service and daily sign out, multidisciplinary tumor board conferences, and teaching pathology residents, cytotechnologists, and medical students. As members of a research-intensive academic department, the fellows will also have the opportunity to pursue academic interests in basic or translational research, to present their work at national meetings and to submit research manuscripts for publication in leading academic journals.

Requirements: Candidates must be Board certified or eligible for certification in AP or AP/CP and must be eligible for a license to practice in the state of New York.

Stipends: Commensurate with the level of training.

Applications: Submit the Standardized Pathology Fellowship application (available on the CAP website) with curriculum vitae, personal statement, and three letters of references.

Departmental website: http://medicine.stonybrookmedicine.edu/pathology.

Contact Information:
Ms. Kathleen Pitisi, MBA
Program Coordinator
Telephone: (631) 444 2224
Email: kathleen.pitisi@stonybrookmedicine.edu

For further information, contact:
Maoxin Wu, MD, PhD
Fellowship Director
Email: maoxin.wu@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Special note: This is a new fellowship program approved by the ACGME on 1/14/2019.