Pathology Workshops and Symposium
The University of Utah Department of Pathology and ARUP host medical conferences on current trends in clinical immunology and surgical pathology. These conferences offer CME and the opportunity to learn up-to-date information on the most recent immunology and pathology advances.
25th Annual Park City Combined AP/CP Pathology Update
January 30–Feb 3, 2012
The Canyons Resort
Park City, Utah
Special guest: Brian Rubin, MD, PhD, Cleveland Clinic
For the first time, this conference will combine both anatomic pathology for 3 days, and clinical pathology for 2 days. This five-day course consists of short lectures and case-oriented discussions led by distinguished faculty from the University of Utah and guest presenters. Faculty consists of clinicians involved in patient care, clinical pathologists and surgical pathologists, and clinical laboratory scientists. Discussion of timely topics by faculty and participants assures that this course will be informative, interesting, and relevant. Cases are selected to represent common and/or difficult diagnostic problems.
Come enjoy Utah's unparalleled snow and ski terrain while enjoying this educational and informative pathology update.
CME information to come. For a detailed program schedule and registration, visit the 25th Annual Combined AP/CP Pathology Update. Or contact:
- Leita Rogers, (800) 242-2034, leita.rogers@aruplab.com
29th Annual Update in Clinical Immunology, Microbiology, and Infectious Diseases
July 9–13, 2012
Snow King Resort
Jackson, WY
This 24–hour review and update in the areas of clinical immunology, microbiology, and infectious diseases is intended to improve knowledge about the pathogenesis and clinical manifestations of infectious diseases, immunological mechanisms of disease and disease prevention, appropriate approaches to the diagnosis of infections and immunologic disorders, and the utilization of the clinical microbiology and immunology laboratory, including selection and interpretation of results.
This course will provide a forum for the exchange of ideas dealing with microbial infections as well as immunity to infectious diseases and immunologic disorders. Faculty consists of clinicians involved in patient care, pathologists, and clinical laboratory scientists. Discussion of timely topics by faculty and participants assures that this course will be informative, interesting, and relevant.
To see the program and full information, see the course site. Or for more information, please contact Jeannette Rejali at (801) 581-5873