62: Changing Stereotypes of Pathology. How Pathologists Contribute to Patient Care w/ Marilyn Bui, Moffitt Cancer Center

Send us Fan MailHave you heard the stereotype of a pathologist hidden behind the microscope (or in the era of digital pathology behind the computer screen). Pathologist as the doctors' doctor? Today, I have a special guest who defies this stereotype! Dr. Marilyn Bui, a specialized cytopathologist, is patient-focused and emphasizes the patient-centricity of pathology work. She co-authored a book, "The Healing Art of Pathology", and amplifies her message by being a leader in various organizations. Dr. Bui is the current president of the Florida Society of Pathologists and previously held the same role in the Digital Pathology Association.In this episode, Dr. Bui shares her background and how she became a patient-centered pathologist. She talks about her work in tissue pathology, cytopathology, and digital pathology at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, Florida, where she also teaches and conducts research. Dr. Bui believes that pathology and laboratory medicine are essential disciplines in healthcare, and she advocates for their protection and augmentation.Join me in this conversation with Dr. Marilyn Bui as we delve deeper into the world of pathology and learn more about her book, "The Healing Art of Pathology."THIS EPISODE'S RESOURCES:The Healing Art of Pathology by Dr. Marilyn M. BuiDr. Marilyn M. Bui on LinkedInPractice your Her2 scoring with Her2know-----------------------------------------------------------------Bridging the Gap between Pathology and Computer Science - FREE Online CourseDigital Pathology Starter KitSupport the showGet the "Digital Pathology 101" FREE E-book and join us!