Larner College of Medicine
We educate clinicians and scientists from undergraduate through postdoctoral researcher. The pathology faculty are routinely nominated by the medical students for Vermont Integrated Curriculum (VIC) teaching awards.
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Medical Students

The Department of Pathology excels in teaching, actively contributing to the Vermont Integrated Curriculum (VIC) with dedicated pathologists.
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Master's Degree

Our Master's program focuses on molecular and cellular approaches to environmental disease, highlighting redox biology, environmental mutagenesis, DNA damage and repair mechanisms, cell signaling, and carcinogenesis, while providing exposure to both basic and clinical science.
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Ph.D. and Post-Doctoral Program

Our postdoctoral and PhD programs focus on molecular and cellular methods to study environmental diseases, emphasizing environmental mutagenesis, DNA damage and repair, cell signaling, and carcinogenesis.
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Residency and Fellowships

Residents engage in a four-year residency with four annual fellowships. Our integrated anatomic and clinical pathology training emphasizes patient care. Residents participate in meaningful research and teaching, upholding our tradition of excellence.

Residency and Fellowship Program