Still accepting applications for the new Liver & GI Pathology Fellowship at Houston Methodist
2027 & 2028 cycles | 1 fellow/yr
High-volume training + strong transplant exposure
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Spread the word! We're recruiting our 1st fellow for the Liver & GI Pathology Fellowship at Houston Methodist. Great fit for physicians who have completed anatomic pathology training & seek advanced subspecialty expertise in hepatobiliary & GI pathology.
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What does strong training in liver & GI pathology look like?
High-volume cases, close mentorship, and real multidisciplinary experience.
Now recruiting 2027-2028 and 2028-2029
(1 fellow/year) in Houston
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New Liver & GI Pathology Fellowship @HoustonMethodist 📣
• High-volume liver transplant experience
• Balanced hepatobiliary, pancreatobiliary & GI training
Now accepting year 2027-2028 and 2028-2029 applicants (1 position/year)
🔗 https://t.co/qNtq45XoGx
📣 Now recruiting: Liver & GI #PathologyFellowship in Houston. ACGME-accredited, 1-year program
Accepting applications for 2027 & 2028
1 fellow per year
High-volume training across liver, pancreatobiliary & GI pathology + strong transplant exposure
🔗 https://t.co/qNtq45XoGx
A few highlights from the AP portion of the 2026 HSCP Board Review Course. Grateful to our faculty & residents for a thoughtful and engaging weekend.
Looking forward to the CP session on 4/11-4/12. Please sign up if you haven't already:
https://t.co/LJId9Kisum
Looking forward to the HSCP Spring Symposium on 4/25. Thoracic pathology focus with an outstanding faculty lineup and practical, case-based sessions.
Early bird pricing through 4/10. Register here:
https://t.co/l412hoIma7
Also at #USCAP2026:
Pattern-based approach to colitides, highlighting key histologic features that help narrow the differential.
📍 Poster #: 78
📅 PM sesssions | 3/25
Heading to #USCAP2026 in San Antonio? I’ll be presenting short course #42 on March 26: a simplified, case-based approach to vascular diseases of the liver, with a focus on practical application. @TheUSCAP
Please see the pre-course materials posted online.
Registration is open for the 2nd Annual HSCP Pathology Board Review Course on March 7–8. 📚
If you are preparing for boards this year, we hope you will join us.
➡️ More info here: https://t.co/LJId9Kisum
Vascular liver diseases are challenging. Subtle histology, evolving PSVD terminology, & biopsies that don’t align with the clinical picture can complicate diagnosis. At #USCAP2026, Dr. Fiel and I will discuss real cases using a simplified framework for confident decision-making.
The first HSCP fall scientific session is less than two weeks away!
Register today! Tell your colleagues! We can't wait to welcome you!
Register: https://t.co/VLIeRAeEEg
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Proper handling of ESD specimen is crucial to avoid tissue folding artifact and pinhole artifact. Please read this excellent article from our group lead by @dhingra_sadhna with contribution from our super star resident @bahdi_firas discussing this topic
https://t.co/CCp18O9NG8