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Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine CME and Grand Rounds

MCW Department of Pathology provides a variety of CME activities, including the Department of Pathology Grand Rounds, Hematologic Malignancies Conference, Clinical Pathology Conference, and the Midwestern Conference: Update Course in Diagnostic Pathology. All of our programs are designed to maintain and enhance the clinical skills and knowledge of our physicians and trainees, and to facilitate improved systems processes, competencies and patient outcomes.

Activities

Midwestern Conference

Three-day continuing education conference held each fall in downtown Milwaukee, WI
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EthosCE

View and print CME transcripts and certificates of attendance
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Pathology Grand Rounds

Monthly sessions featuring MCW and guest faculty experts in pathology
View the 2023 Schedule (PDF)

Have a question or need more information?

Kelly Simarski

Course & Exhibits Coordinator

ksimarski@mcw.edu
(414) 805-6938

Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Medical College of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Diagnostic Laboratories Building (WDL 226)
9200 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53226-3522

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