You’re earning CME this year anyway—earn it somewhere worth the trip. Three half-day CME sessions with leading faculty; half of every day free in Orlando.
At a Glance
Education
Earn CME across three half-day sessions
Faculty
Learn from leading GI/pancreas and hematopathology experts
Free Time
Spend half the day learning, enjoy half the day free
Convenience
Fly into Orlando or drive locally—it’s easy to reach
Why Should You Attend?
You’re earning the credits anyway. So do it without being tied to your desk at home—or worse, spending days in a windowless room. At Pathology in the Park, half the day is intensive CME, while half the day is free—for Orlando, for downtime, for friends and family and fun. It's a professional trip that earns its keep and still feels like a break.
The Program: GI/Pancreas and Hematopathology
Pathology in the Park is designed for pathologists at all experience levels and practice settings, including lab and medical directors, residents and fellows, and pathology teams. Each day’s CME session runs 4.5 hours (four hour-long courses plus a 30-minute break).
This year's faculty are recognized leaders in their subspecialties:
Kamran M. Mirza, MD, PhD, FCAP
Hematopathology. Peripheral blood smears (benign/infectious and malignant), extranodal lymphomas, large B-cell lymphoma.
Mary Kay Washington, MD, PhD, FCAP
GI. Esophageal inflammation, gastritis, GI cancer staging (AJCC 9th), IBD dysplasia.
Aatur D. Singhi, MD, PhD, FCAP
GI. Pancreatic FNB, bile duct biopsies, pancreatic NETs, and the imposters that mimic them.
Free Time
Each day’s CME session will exercise your brain—take the rest of the day to relax it! And you don't have to “do Disney” to make the trip worthwhile. Orlando and Walt Disney World have lots of dining options and plenty to do without a park ticket; the parks and the family time are always there if you want them.
Stay & Travel
Walkable to Epcot, Disney’s BoardWalk Inn is right on the water. Orlando International (MCO) is about 25 minutes away. Book in the CAP room block–it closes June 22.
Register
Three half-days of GI/pancreas and hematopathology CME with leading faculty; three half-days of fun in the Florida sun. July 15–17 in Orlando.
Program Overview
Wednesday, July 15
1:00–5:45 PM
Welcome & Education Sessions
7:00–9:00 PM
Opening Reception Your registration includes an exclusive VIP reception for you and three guests at Italy Isola in Epcot—the perfect spot to enjoy delicious bites, great company, and a front-row view of the Epcot Nighttime Spectacular!
Thursday, July 16
7:00–7:30 AM
Continental Breakfast
7:30 AM–Noon
Education Sessions
Friday, July 17
7:00–7:30 AM
Continental Breakfast
7:30 AM–12:15 PM
Education Sessions & Close
Need help?
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