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1. Manhattan Campus

   • Department of Pathology - Residency

     Stops

     1. NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue

        Welcome to the Department of Pathology, Residency Program walking tour at NYU Langone Health. To learn more about what our program we have included photos and videos specific to our program. 
        
        Founded in 1736, Bellevue hospital is the country’s first public hospital. Featuring 800 beds, a level 1 trauma center and numerous clinical services, Bellevue cares for a large and diverse patient population. Residents spend time at Bellevue hospital rotating through general surgical pathology, gynecologic surgical pathology, autopsy pathology, cytopathology, chemistry, microbiology, hematology and transfusion medicine.
        
        Gross Room: This picture was taken in July during the PGY 1 bootcamp. Where you can see PGY 2 resident coaches training brand new PGY1 residents

         

        Gross Room: Residents spend a lot of time at Bellevue hospital on surgical pathology in their first year.
        
        

        Frozen Section: Here you can see one of our attendings training a PGY1 resident how to perform a frozen section.

         

        Consensus: This is one of the multiheaded scopes at Bellevue at which consensus conference and group sign-out occurs regularly.
        
        
        Resident Room: This is our resident room at Bellevue Hospital where residents spend a lot of time during their training
        
        Microbiology: In these images you can see laboratory workspaces, the Vitek MALDI-TOF Mass Spectrometer and other laboratory equipment.
        
        

     2. NYU Langone Science Building

        Welcome to the Department of Pathology, Residency Program walking tour at NYU Langone Health. To learn more about what our program we have included photos specific to our program. 
        
        The science building is the location of many research laboratories and large conference halls. The ground floor of the building has connecting hallways to Tisch hospital, serves as the formal entrance to the school of medicine, and features a café and spacious lobby that open onto the school of medicine courtyard.

     3. Joan & Joel Smilow Research Center

        Welcome to the Department of Pathology, Residency Program walking tour at NYU Langone Health. To learn more about what our program we have included photos specific to our program.  
        
        The Joan and Joel Smilow Research Center features large research lab spaces for the pathology, obstetrics and gynecology, and general internal medicine & clinical innovation departments/division. The building also features meeting rooms that are used for residency program lectures and conferences and is the location of the residency program coordinator’s offices.
        
        
        Smilow conference room: Every month our residents meet with the program director and associate program director to discuss relevant topics to their residency.
        
        Smilow labs: The Smilow Center is also home to the labs of our research staff and physician-scientists.

     4. NYU Langone Tisch Hospital

        Welcome to the Department of Pathology, Residency Program walking tour at NYU Langone Health. To learn more about what our program we have included photos and videos specific to our program. 
        
        Tisch hospital is one of the country’s top-ranked hospitals, featuring over 300 inpatient beds and 66 operating rooms and many clinical services that are the source of a large percentage of the specimens processed in the Tisch laboratories. Residents spend time at Tisch hospital rotating through surgical pathology subspecialties, cytopathology, autopsy pathology, microbiology, chemistry, hematology, and transfusion medicine.
        
        Resident Room: This is our resident room at Tisch Hospital, this is where our residents spend a lot of time in during their training.  This resident room has subspecialty desks for residents on their subspecialty rotations and for some the fellows as well.

         

        Resident Room, Microscope: Here you can see residents reviewing cases together in the resident room

         

        Multi-headed Scope Room: We have a multiheaded scope room with 4 large scopes that is used for our various slides conferences and consensus.

         

        Gross Room: This is one of the 9 grossing stations in our large gross room at Tisch.  To process the large volume of specimens that come through surgical pathology at Tisch there are 11 full time PAs and 7 full time biopsy techs.

         

        Frozen Section: The frozen section area houses 3 cryostats, a slides scanner and multiple frozen section grossing stations.

         

        Frozen Section: Three multiheaded scopes are available in this area as well.

        
        Morgue: The morgue at Tisch hospital has two autopsy tables. 

         

        Histology Lab: Here you can see one of our histotechs in action in the Histology lab.

         

        Chemistry: Much of the clinical pathology testing is automated. This is a shot from of a chemistry analyzer that you will become familiar with on your chemistry rotation.

        
        

        Chemistry: This is the Advia 1800 chemistry analyzer in the clinical chemistry laboratory.

         

        Microbiology: This hood represents just one corner of our spacious microbiology laboratory.

     5. NYU Langone Ambulatory Care Center- 38th Street

        Welcome to the Department of Pathology, Residency Program walking tour at NYU Langone Health. To learn more about what our program we have included photos and videos specific to our program. 
        
        Residents spend time at ACC rotating through hematopathology, dermatopathology, cytogenetics, and molecular pathology
        
        Microscope Room: Here you can see one of our attendings reviewing cases with the residents.
        
        

        Resident Room: Here is the resident room at ACC.

         

        Molecular Room: In these photos you can see a resident working with an attending and views of the laboratory equipment and space
        
        Cytogenetics laboratory: Here you can see a view of the work space and laboratory equipment”

     6. Kimmel Pavilion

        Welcome to the Department of Pathology, Residency Program walking tour at NYU Langone Health. To learn more about what our program we have included photos specific to our program. 
        
        The Kimmel Pavilion is a state of the art hospital featuring 374 private patient rooms. The building’s 30 flexible operating rooms, image-guided labs, and procedure rooms are the source of many of the specimens that are processed in the Tisch hospital laboratories. The spacious lobby features a coffee bar and is connected to Tisch hospital by a hallway. The 7th floor café has a beautiful outdoor terrace with views of the East River.

     7. Perlmutter Cancer Center

        Welcome to the Department of Pathology, Residency Program walking tour at NYU Langone Health. To learn more about what our program we have included photos specific to our program. 
        
        The Perlmutter Cancer Center is an NCI-designated cancer center devoted to a multidisciplinary approach to diagnosis and treatment. It is the location of many of the multidisciplinary tumor boards and a walk in FNA clinic that the residents participate in during their cytopathology rotations.
        
        Cancer Center cytology: Here you can see a cytopathologist signing out fine needle aspiration biopsies with a resident
        
        Cancer Center Ultrasound Guided Biopsy: Here you see two of our residents demonstrating use of the equipment and the procedure for fine-needle aspiration biopsy.