Courses & Training Events

This coursse is designed to teach attendees how to describe gross and microscopic lesions in a variety of major organs in numerous animal species. Both written and oral descriptive techniques will be taught.

To present the audience a hands-on experience in diagnostic problems in everyday cytopathology practice and an update on recent developments in the use of special techniques in cytopathology. At the end of the cytopathology course, the learner will be able to identify common problem areas in cytopathology practice, recognize potential pitfalls and develop a differential diagnosis and a management plan.

The impressive course covers general and specialized area of anatomic pathology. An intensive session inflammatory, infectious, and tumor-related diseases, this five-day course reviews all fields in surgical pathology, cytology and forensics.

The objective of this five-day course is to provide pathologists and cytotechnologists with a comprehensive overview of and update on diagnostic cytology. The emphasis is on light microscopic criteria, with the incorporation of immunochemistry, molecular biology, and automation as they apply to cytology.

Scientific recovery, analysis and identification of human remains in the medicolegal context. Forensic anthropologists frequently apply their knowledge of human remains to victim identification, remains search and recovery and the interpretation of skeletal trauma.

The primary focus of the course is to expose the experienced forensic scientists, and to introduce the novice, to state-of-the-art techniques for forensic endeavors, with an emphasis on mass disaster and dental identification.

Together with the FDA and other professional organizations, AABB is planning a workshop on cord blood licensure. This event will feature a two-day workshop and will provide an opportunity to understand the FDA requirements for cord blood licensure.

This course is designed to provide updated knowledge for practicing surgical pathologists, academicians, and residents. It addresses the resolution of diagnostic problems relative to each of the major organ systems.

This 3-day course will focus on current practices of molecular pathology, with an emphasis on case-based examples, technologies, and clinical applications.

This course is designed to enhance the basic education of ophthalmologists (residents, general practitioners, and specialists) with respect to the normal and pathologic structure of ocular tissues.

This course is designed to provide updated, pragmatic, problem-solving information for practicing anatomic pathologists. It will focus on the resolution of diagnostic pitfalls in an array of difficult areas of surgical pathology including endocrine, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, gynecologic and obstetric, and hematopathology.

This course offers a broad array of lecture topics beginning with a review of basic genomics and progressing to clinical applications. It is designed for individuals with an interest in understanding the ways in which genes not only affect mental illness, but impact disease course and prognosis. Pharmacogenomic principles that guide the treatment of psychiatric illness will be specifically highlighted.

Lab Quality Confab is designed and organized to be your ultimate resource in Lean, Six Sigma, ISO, and other important quality management systems. This is the place to advance your skills, deepen your knowledge, and meet the people best positioned to advance your career. The goal of Lab Quality Confab is to provide you with a one-stop shop for all that’s best, that’s new, and that’s effective! It is an opportunity to gather with others in a setting that will delight you and exceed your expectations.