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What is a one sentence version of the program mission
The UofC’s Pathologist’s Assistant program is a NAACLS-accredited, hands on master’s program that trains students in surgical pathology and autopsy procedures with a focus on precision, professionalism, and collaboration.
4 core skills UCalgary emphasizes
attention to details
Problem solving
Collaboration/professionalism
Comfort in fast paced, hands on clinical environments
Unique feature of UofC program
NACCLS accreditation
Strong hands on surgical pathology and autopsy training
Clinical partnerships with a variety of Alberta organizations and Saskatchewan Health Authority
Structured, progressive clinical rotations
The shape of my 5 sentence program summary
what the program is
What training it includes
What skills it builds
What rotations look like
What certification it leads to
3 reasons you fit their values
detail oriented and strong problem solver
Collaborative and professional
Thrive in hands on, fast paced environments
Grossing
Examine, dissect, describe surgical specimens, then select tissue for histology
Autopsy assistance
Adult, pediatric, perinatal autopsies
Organ dissection, tissue sampling, documentation
Specimen handling
Receive, identify, label, triage specimens, maintain safety and accuracy
Pathologists’ Assistant
A PA is a clinical professional who perform gross examinations of surgical specimens, assists with autopsies, and manages specimens handling and documentation to support accurate pathology diagnoses
Role of PA in one minute (shape)
surgical pathology
Autopsy pathology
Why role matters - diagnosis and patient care
Key skills: precision, communication, professionalism
UofC structure
24 months
10-12 months course work (fall and winter)
12-14 month Rotation practicum (fall to spring)
Ucalgary emphasis
surgical pathology focus
Teamwork and communication
Structured clinical rotations
Strong clinical integration with APL/AHS