Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Residency (Arizona)
Mayo Clinic’s Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Residency (Arizona) offers integrated scientific training, subspecialty rotations, and research in a collaborative academic environment.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates: October 15, 2027: Application and all supporting documentation deadline (must be submitted by Oct. 15 of the year preceding the program start date)
Funding Amounts: Fully funded residency position; includes salary (stipend), health insurance, and benefits for the duration of the four-year program.
Summary: A comprehensive, four-year pathology residency at Mayo Clinic Arizona offering subspecialty training, research, and leadership development in a collaborative academic environment.
Key Information: Only two PGY-1 positions per year; application via ERAS and NRMP required.
Description
The Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Residency at Mayo Clinic in Arizona is a newly established, highly integrated training program designed to prepare future pathologists for impactful careers in both academic and private practice settings. Residents benefit from immersive experiences across a high-volume tertiary and quaternary care center, a pediatric hospital, a medical examiner’s office, and a private molecular diagnostics laboratory. The curriculum features an Anatomic Pathology Boot Camp, subspecialty-focused rotations, dedicated molecular pathology training, acting medical directorships, and robust research and scholarly activity supported by faculty mentorship. Residents receive personalized mentorship in a small cohort, with extensive opportunities for teaching, collaboration, and professional growth, and are eligible for board certification upon completion.
