Washington Post Article, Coronavirus autopsies: A story of 38 brains, 87 lungs and 42 hearts: What we’ve learned from the dead that could help the living. (July 1, 2020)
The Association of Pathology Chairs (APC) is a non-profit society which serves as the voice of academic departments of Pathology in the U.S. and Canada. APC exists to provide leadership and advocacy for the dynamic discipline of Pathology, and to enable academic departments to meet the demands of their three missions: medical education, research, and practice.
The APC provides education, training, information resources, and networking opportunities for members of the five APC membership sections. Those sections are:
APC - Departmental Chairs, Vice Chairs, and Senior Fellows
PRODS - Residency Program Directors and Associate Residency Program Directors
UMEDS - Directors of Undergraduate Medical Education (medical school)
PDAS - Department Administrators or Business Managers
GMEAS - Residency and Fellowship Program Coordinators
Questions may be directed to the APC office at 302-660-4940 or info(at)apcprods.org.
Member Resources
Each APC member has unique login information connected to a personalized site experience. Members may log in to this site to edit their personal profiles and contact information. Once logged in, members can access exclusive APC resources.
APC 2020 Live Online Conference
As of May 1st, the APC 2020 Annual Meeting is transitioning to the APC 2020 Live Online Conference, programmed for July 19-22, with recorded material for APC 2020 Online Learning launching on July 1st.
Academic Pathology is APC's fully open-access, peer-reviewed journal. Academic Pathology achieved PubMed indexing status in July 2017. APC members receive a discount on the journal's article processing fee; take advantage of this discount and submit today!
The Society of ’67 was established to support programs aligned with APC's mission and vision. Those who wish to support APC's mission and vision can donate to the Society of ’67.
