Application Deadline: March 1st Duration: 20 months (2 years starting in Fall 2023). The program starts at the end of August. Students: 10-15 Degree: Master of Science in Pathologists’ …

A Pathologists’ Assistant (PA) is a highly trained, allied health professional who provides various services under the direction and supervision of a pathologist.

There is only one route to become a Pathologists’ Assistant. You must attend and graduate from a NAACLS accredited program and pass the ASCP certification exam.

Connect with like-minded PAs to discuss the pathology-related topics you're most passionate about and discover new areas of interest! Several new SIGs recently launched.

A Pathologists’ Assistant is a highly trained, certified allied healthcare professional who is qualified by academic and practical training to provide various services in anatomic pathology under the …

In 2005, pathologists' assistants became eligible for certification by the ASCP. The creation of a national professional certification program for AAPA members and for the pathologists' …

Currently, there are 16 NACCLS-accredited Pathologists’ Assistant programs in the U.S. and Canada with annual classes of up to 230 PA students per year, and another two programs are …

Applicants are required to have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution of higher education prior to matriculation into the program. Updates coming soon.

Tuition and fees are shown on the Cost of Attendance link from our webpage and is current and updated as needed for the two year program. If you refer to this link, you will get the latest …

Candidates for admission to the Pathologists' Assistant (PathA) program must have the following credentials: A bachelor's degree from an accredited U.S. college or university or an …