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The Pathologists' Assistant is an allied health professional, qualified by academic and practical training to assist in providing service in anatomic pathology under the direction and supervision of an anatomic pathologist.

Supervision requirements from state laws and regulations can be found by visiting .gov.

There is no current requirement for certification or licensure.

For information about specific laws and regulations, visit NEW YORKįor information on regulations and licensing, please contact the New York State Education Department, Office of the Professions.

For licensing information and application, please contact the Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health.

Every student should inquire directly to the licensing authority in the jurisdiction where the student plans to seek licensure in order to determine the mandatory requirements to be licensed to practice.įor more information from states that currently have licensing or certification requirements for Pathologists' Assistants, please contact:

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Each licensing authority sets and enforces its own professional licensing standards. The School has not made a determination as to the sufficiency of its program to satisfy professional licensing or certification requirements of any state or jurisdiction.

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Professional License or Certification Disclosure The Program current three year average student employment placement at graduation is 100% and the graduation rate is 100% ( see program outcomes for additional information and details). The Pathologists’ Assistant Program at the University of Maryland School of Medicine has a 97% three year average pass rate for the ASCP certification examination (mean to date is significantly above the national mean). Students must determine if ASCP certification is sufficient to authorize professional practice in any state or jurisdiction, or if licensure or other prerequisites are also required to practice the profession. After completing the program, students earn a Master of Science degree and are eligible to take the American Society of Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Board of Certification examination. The Pathologists' Assistant Program at the University of Maryland School of Medicine is accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) as meeting the educational requirements to prepare for the profession of Pathologists' Assistant.

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