Resident Tracking/Management is the starting point for your resident’s information to be provided to the American Board of Pathology (ABPath) for board certification. Resident Tracking/Management opens in July annually for the new academic year. An email reminding you to login to PATHway will be sent to the current email address listed for the Program Director and Program Coordinator.
Please remember the following:
Please direct any problems or questions to [email protected]. When emailing, include your name, the program’s ACGME name, and if applicable, the resident or fellow’s name.
The reports are available in January of each year and will provide information about the previous 7 years. The previous year’s board exam pass/fail for residents will be available at this time.
It is important to review program performance reports and check for inaccuracies. If inaccuracies are noted, please contact [email protected] immediately.
Performance Reports cannot be corrected after Feb. 28.
Resident Management/Tracking opens
Deadline to submit Resident Management/Tracking
Application links available in the residents’ PATHway account
Residents deadline to submit an application
Deadline for Program Director to approve application and complete evaluation
Application links available in the residents’ PATHway account
Residents deadline to submit an application
Deadline for Program Director to approve application and complete evaluation
Application links available in the fellows’ PATHway account
Fellows, deadline to submit an application
Deadline for Program Director to approve application and complete evaluation
The presentation below provides a basic overview of board certification through ABPath to present to your residents during their training. Complete requirement details can be found in the Booklet of Information that should be reviewed annually for the most current information.
Download the Powerpoint or present the video below. The Powerpoint is a “read only” presentation. Please choose that option upon download.
The American Board of Pathology’s primer offers easy-to-navigate learning modules with written text and mini-lectures with slides. At the end of each module, residents can test their knowledge with a short quiz. The Primer also offers an opportunity for them to become familiar with using virtual microscopy, the digital viewing of microscopic images, like those used in board certification exams.
Resident should create their account at https://histologyprimer.abpath.org/