Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathology, UW Medicine, University of Washington
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Researchers in the Virology Lab process tests for coronavirus
We offer a full range of diagnostic services in anatomic and surgical pathology
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Learn More About Our Strong Focus on Basic Science and Clinical Research
Dr. Charles Murry at the Murry lab at South Lake Union
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About the Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathology
On July 1, 2020, the Departments of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology merged to form the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology. Read a message from the Chair, Dr. Geoffrey S. Baird.
A regional resource for clinical laboratory services required for innovative patient care, research and educational programs, we combine the sophisticated testing and informatics capabilities of fully accredited laboratories with the resources of an academic institution in its delivery of clinical and anatomical pathology services. Recognized for excellence in clinical training, world-class research initiatives, and a commitment to community service, we serve the five-state WWAMI region: WA, WY, AK, MT, and ID.
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Department Highlights
Academic Positions Available - Apply Today!
We have several academic appointments open. Come join us in beautiful Seattle, Washington.
Over Four Million COVID-19 Tests and Counting
We've run over 4,000,000 COVID-19 tests since the pandemic began in March 2020. We've rounded up more resources to keep you updated on our efforts and recommendations.
DLMP Newsletter: Issue 1
Read highlights from our department in the first issue of our semi-annual newsletter!
DLMP Faculty Receive $6 Million R01 Grant
Drs. Jessica Young, Christine Disteche, and Sumie Jayadev received a five-year, $6 million R01 grant to study the mechanisms of sex differences in risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.