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CLINICAL EXPERIENCES FOR RESEARCHERS

PATH 980
Course Description

Structured observation experiences across various medical clinics, including hematology, oncology, infectious diseases, and surgical pathology settings. Bridge the gap between laboratory research and clinical practice; enhanced understanding of disease diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient care. Supplemental discussions and reflective assignments encourage critical thinking about how research can directly impact patient care.

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