Program Overview

Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship

Overview

The Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship Program at University of Iowa Health Care aims to train fellows who will be capable of independently leading a molecular genetic pathology laboratory.

Program Goals

The goal of the fellowship program is to provide exposure to a broad array of tests and test methods across the spectrum of molecular genetic pathology, including:

• Assay development
• Laboratory management
• Clinical genetics rotations
• Teaching staff and students

Program Structure

The program is designed to gradually increase the level of responsibility and difficulty of tasks assigned to the fellow, based on their starting level of expertise and speed of learning.

Program Benefits

As part of Graduate Medical Education, current trainees in this program can expect certain benefits and support from the office, including GME benefits.

Program Details

The program accepts applications for 2027–2028 and 2028–2029. The fellowship program provides a comprehensive training experience, including:

• Participation in assay development and laboratory management
• Clinical genetics rotations
• Teaching opportunities
• Exposure to a broad array of tests and test methods in molecular genetic pathology

About the Department

The Department of Pathology at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine offers a range of educational programs, including the Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship. The department is committed to providing high-quality training and education to its fellows.