The Department of Laboratory Medicine provides residency training in dedicated Clinical Pathology as well as in combined anatomic and clinical pathology, the latter jointly with the Department of Pathology. Training is carried out at the Yale New Haven Medical Center and at the Connecticut VA Medical Center. Fellowship training in Transfusion Medicine, Microbiology and Hematopathology is also offered. Program descriptions and more details may be obtained by following the links below; we have also provided some general information on careers in clinical pathology and information on the current positions of our recent graduates.

• Residency Training
• Fellowship Training
• Careers in Clinical Pathology
• Where are our past residents now?
• Our Current Residents and Fellows
• Recent Resident and Fellow Publications
• Living in and around New Haven
• Other Training and Educational Opportunities within the Department (Information for medical and undergraduate students, graduate students in the biomedical sciences, post-doctoral scientists interested in research training in immunohematology, microbiology, biochemistry and other related disciplines, and those interested in postgraduate continuing medical education.)
  • On-Line Resident Educational Materials
• Resident Schedules, Forms, Etc
  • On-line Rotation Evaluation Form for Residents (to be completed at the end of rotation)
  • On-line Rotation Evaluation Form for Immunology Attending (to be completed at the end of rotation)
  • On-line Rotation Evaluation Form for Hematology Attending (to be completed at the end of rotation)
  • Resident Didactic Lectures: Orientation
  • Resident Didactic Lectures: Regular Yearly
  • Resident Rotation Schedule
  • Resident On-Call Schedule