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In Their Own Words: Residency

Pathology residents share advice and stories from their first year

  • May 1, 2026

  • 1 min

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The transition from medical school to the first year of pathology residency can be profound, as experienced by Lauren Miller and Tayler Gant, members of the ASCP Resident Council. They emphasize the crucial role of mentorship, offering insights about their early experiences and advice they would give to their first-year selves. Their reflections highlight the challenges and learning opportunities that define the residency period, which serves as a foundation for their careers in pathology.

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In Their Own Words: Residency

  • May 1, 2026

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