The Back-to-Practice Program (Pathologists) is a specialized initiative designed to support pathologists who have had a gap in their training or professional practice and wish to re-enter the field. This program provides participants with a comprehensive refresher course and hands-on training to update their skills and knowledge. By focusing on the latest advancements in pathology, this program ensures that participants are fully prepared to contribute effectively in clinical settings and navigate the complexities of modern pathology practice.

• To provide participants with a comprehensive refresher on essential pathology techniques and procedures.
• To update participants on the latest advancements in diagnostic methodologies and laboratory practices.
• To help participants regain confidence in their diagnostic skills and professional knowledge.
• To ensure participants are informed about current safety protocols and regulations within pathology labs.
• To facilitate a smooth transition back into the workforce as competent and self-assured pathologists.

Refresher Courses: Participants will engage in classroom-based or online courses focusing on key pathology techniques, equipment use, and quality control standards.

Hands-on Training: Participants will participate in practical laboratory activities, including specimen handling, diagnostics, and report generation, under the mentorship of experienced pathologists.

Safety Training: The program will include instruction on current safety protocols and the proper handling of biological materials.

Professional Development: Participants will receive assistance with career re-entry strategies, including resume writing and interview preparation.

Mentorship: Opportunities for mentorship with seasoned pathologists will be available to guide participants through their re-entry process.

Assessment: Participants will be evaluated through practical assessments and written examinations to ensure proficiency.

• Updated knowledge and skills in pathology practices.
• Increased confidence and preparedness for returning to the field.
• Opportunities for networking within the medical community.
• Access to support and mentorship during the re-entry phase.
• Professional development resources to enhance career prospects.