In our inaugural episode, we are honored to host Amanda Lowe, a distinguished pioneer in digital pathology. Amanda began her journey in this field over twenty years ago at Bacus Laboratories, the first U.S. distributor of the Hamamatsu NanoZoomer. Since then, she has held various roles in the pathology industry, from consulting to directing business development at Visiopharm.

Tune in to this episode to hear about her story, which is rich with practical insights, her thoughts on how digital pathology has evolved since the COVID-19 pandemic, and what she sees as the top three barriers to digital pathology that need to be overcome.

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Sponsored by the Digital Diagnostic Summit and Lumea.

Welcome to our seventh episode of the Ask a Pathologist Podcast, Innovators in Action. We had the privilege to interview Dr. Todd Randolph about artificial intelligence and its current and future role in digital pathology.

Dr. Todd Randolph holds board certification in anatomic pathology and cytopathology. He has worked in pathology for nearly three decades now, and has been practicing digital pathology since 2016. Throughout his career, he has held pivotal roles in leading and overseeing laboratories within prestigious hospital systems and commercial laboratories across the United States. His expertise extends to clinical research and the rigorous validation of emerging diagnostic medical technologies. With a keen eye for bridging clinical laboratory applications and commercial imperatives, Dr. Randolph has accumulated extensive experience in achieving organizational objectives.

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In our sixth Ask a Pathologist Podcast episode we had the privilege to interview Dr. Jared Szymanski about his top tips for pathology fellowships and his thoughts and opinions on digital pathology as an early adopter.

Dr. Jared Szymanski graduated from the Midwestern University-Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2003. He works in Provo, UT and 2 other locations and specializes in pathology, dermatopathology and cytopathology. He was also one of the key founders and inventors of Lumea digital pathology when it was established back in 2013.

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In our fifth Ask a Pathologist Podcast episode we had the privilege to interview Dr. Hillel Kahane about his favorite game-changing tools for pathologists. From pre-analytical tools to digital pathology to diagnostic AI, Dr. Kahane shares what tools have been the most useful in his practice and why he recommends all pathologists give digital pathology a try.

Dr. Hillel Kahane is a board certified uropathologist with over 30 years of experience in the commercial USA laboratory industry. He has personally signed out more than 1 million prostate needle-core biopsies throughout the United States, serving over 6,000 urologists and radiation oncologists. He is also the co-founder of StarPath Inc. a physician owned and physician operated digital pathology company which operates under PathNet, a global network of next generation pathology practices. StarPath provides world-class quality pathology interpretations while leveraging the power of artificial intelligence coupled with the 50+ years of experience and expertise of its two founders.

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Welcome to our fourth podcast episode! Today our guest Dr. Tristan Rutland from Australia shares what have been some of the best resources for him as a pathologist.

Dr. Tristan Rutland is a highly accomplished medical educator and anatomical pathologist with a strong background in teaching and training at various levels of medical education. He graduated with distinction from the University of Wollongong in 2011 and received the prestigious Konrad Muller RCPA Outstanding Teaching Award in 2020. Dr. Rutland's teaching experience spans from first-year medical students to final-year pathology registrars, and he's actively involved in cross-specialty training for various registrars, including those in dermatology, surgery, and oncology.

In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Dr. Rutland runs an entirely online Master of Medicine (Pathology) course and has introduced virtual pathology, which plays a crucial role in pathology education at Western Sydney University (WSU).

Dr. Rutland is currently based at Western Sydney University and Liverpool Hospital, specializing in anatomical pathology, with a specific focus on gastrointestinal pathology.

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Sponsored by the Digital Diagnostic Summit and Lumea.

Submit questions for our future recordings here: https://lumeadigital.com/ask-a-pathologist-podcast/

Sponsored by the Digital Diagnostic Summit and Lumea.

Welcome to our third podcast episode! Today our guests Staci J Kearney and Ciara Martin each share their top three tips for implementing digital pathology workflows.

As a biomedical professional with more than 10 years of experience, Staci Kearney has a passion for driving diagnostic, medical device, and pharmaceutical innovations to market for the advancement of patient care. She's the Founder & President at Elevation Strategic Development, LLC.

Ciara Martin specializes in the commercialization of spatial biology workflows. For nearly a decade, she has focused on the development, validation, and implementation of biotechnology technologies, with a focus on digital pathology applications. She is a Principal Consultant, Clinical Biomarkers at Elevation Strategic Development.

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Sponsored by the Digital Diagnostic Summit and Lumea.

Submit questions for our future recordings here: https://lumeadigital.com/ask-a-pathologist-podcast/

Sponsored by the Digital Diagnostic Summit and Lumea.

Welcome to our second podcast episode! Today our guest pathologists Nicole Jackson, MD, and Brett Kurpiel, MD, each share their top three tips for pathology residency.

Nicole Jackson is the Associate Medical Examiner and Physician at King County Medical Examiner’s Office. She also has a clinical professor appointment at the University of Washington in the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology. Outside of her day-to-day work, she has a lot of career interests in mentoring, community building, and really pushing pathologists forward as a field to increase diversity and exposure to the community around us as well as on social media.

Brett Kerpiel is currently a third-year resident at the University of Virginia in anatomic and clinical pathology. Next year he'll be serving as chief resident. When he graduates next summer, he will be pursuing a pediatric pathology fellowship at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

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Sponsored by the Digital Diagnostic Summit and Lumea.

Submit questions for our future recordings here: https://lumeadigital.com/ask-a-pathologist-podcast/

Sponsored by the Digital Diagnostic Summit and Lumea.

Welcome to our first podcast! Today our guest pathologists Jonhan Ho, MD, and Swikrity U Baskota, MD, share their top three things they wish they'd known about being an attending pathologist.

Jonhan Ho is the Director of Dermatopathology at the University of Pittsburgh. He is also the medical director for two CLIA licensed laboratories within the Department of Dermatology. Additionally, Dr. Ho is the Director of the Dermatopathology Fellowship program at the University of Pittsburgh. He is also the founder of KiKo (Knowledge In, Knowledge Out).

Swikrity U Baskota is a cytopathologist and surgical pathologist in Columbia University's Department of Pathology and Cell Biology. She completed her anatomic pathology residency and cytopathology fellowship training at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Dr. Baskota is currently a board of directors at College of American Pathologists Foundation. She is also appointed as a member of global pathology committee and development committee by the foundation.

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Sponsored by the Digital Diagnostic Summit and Lumea.