Description The medical laboratory requires innovative technologies to provide timely information to increasingly busy physicians. The laboratory
may become the most frequently used - and the most important - source of diagnostic information in medicine. At this juncture in laboratory
medicine, it is vital to understand the direction of education for the various roles in the field.
Contents Teaching Medical Students the Discipline of Laboratory Medicine The Medical Student MD/PhD Pathway to a Career in Laboratory Medicine The
Physician-Scientist Track in Laboratory Medicine The Goals of Resident Training in Laboratory Medicine: An Overview; Innovative Didactic
Methods in Laboratory Medicine Resident Teaching Assessing Resident Competency in Laboratory Medicine The RISE Examination: A Resident
Teaching and Evaluation Tool Education of the PhD Laboratorian Training in Microbiology Training in Hematopathology Training
in Laboratory Management and the MD/MBA in Laboratory Medicine
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