Hartford Hospital offers a one-year ACGME-approved fellowship. 

 

Hematology training includes bone marrow, body fluid/CSF, and abnormal peripheral blood examinations; instrumentation; special hematology including cytochemistry and hemoglobin electrophoresis; and comprehensive coagulation. 

 

Hematopathology training includes lymph node examinations, fine needle aspiration biopsies, surface marker studies including immunohistochemistry techniques, flow cytometry, DNA ploidy analysis and molecular genetic applications.

 

Fellows participate in the daily activities of the laboratory and are encouraged to participate in administrative, developmental and investigational projects in areas of interest. Participation in departmental conferences, clinical rounds, and teaching activities including residents and medical students is also encouraged. Staff includes five Board-certified hematopathologists in a department with 20 doctorate-level staff. Hartford Hospital is an 815-bed, university-affiliated, tertiary care community hospital serving primarily adult patients. Diagnostic hematology/hematopathology services are also provided for the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.

 

Approximately 36,100 surgical specimens including 3,000 hematology/hematopathology cases are seen annually.

William N. Rezuke, M.D.
Director of Hematology
Address: 

Hartford Hospital
Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
80 Seymour Street
P.O. Box 5037
Hartford, CT 06102-5037

Phone: (860) 545-2249
Email: wrezuke@harthosp.org or
jroot@harthosp.org (Residency/Fellowship Program Coordinator)