Program is preliminary and subject to change.

SATURDAY JUNE 20
0730-0830	Set up posters
0840-0940	Diagnostic Imaging and Histopathology of the Prostate, a Powerful Marriage
0950-1050	Repetitive Strain in the Workplace: One PA’s Cautionary Tale
1050-1105	Refreshment Break
1105-1205	From OJT to ASCP: A Journey Through the University of Calgary PA Program/The Future of PA’s in Canada
1215-1400	Poster Presentation/Lunch
1400-1630	PA Exam
1400-1630	Annual General Meeting of the PA Section of CAP-ACP
1830-1930	PA Cocktail Party (PA Award, Poster Award, Certificates) (Open to spouses and other CAP-ACP attendees)
SUNDAY JUNE 21
0700-0800	PA Executive Committee Meeting
0830-0930	Pathological Assessment of the Pancreaticoduodenectomy (Whipple’s) Specimen: A Contemporary Approach to Assessment, with an Emphasis on Surgical Anatomy, Margin Nomenclature and Evaluation, Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Synoptic Reporting
0940-1040	Assisting the Pathologist with Quality Assurance
1040-1055	Refreshment Break
1100-1200	Let’s Talk – an Informal Discussion About National Variation in Practice
1900-2200	Presidents’ Reception

 

Diagnostic Imaging and Histopathology of the Prostate, a Powerful Marriage
Saturday June 20, 0840-0940

 

Dr. Theodore Van der Kwast, University Health Network

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Repetitive Strain in the Workplace: One PA’s Cautionary Tale
Saturday June 20, 0950-1050

 

Danielle Lee, BSc (MLS), Executive Chair, PA Section of the CAP-ACP; PA Officer to the CAP-ACP; Education Lead, Misericordia Hospital; Course Co-ordinator, PA Master’s Degree Program, University of Alberta

 

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From OJT to ASCP: A Journey Through the U of C PA Program/The Future of PA’s in Canada
Saturday June 20, 1105-1205

 

Christopher Horn, BSc, MSc, PA(ASCP)CM, Pathology Scientist, Calgary Laboratory Services, Rockyview General Hospital and South Health Campus Histopathology; Clinical Lecturer, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Calgary Faculty of Medicine

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Pathological Assessment of the Pancreaticoduodenectomy (Whipple’s) Specimen: A Contemporary Approach to Assessment, with an Emphasis on Surgical Anatomy, Margin Nomenclature and Evaluation, Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Synoptic Reporting
Sunday June 21, 0830-0930

 

Chair: Dr. Volodymyr (Vlad) Maksymov, MD, PhD, FRCPC, Grand River Hospital; McMaster University

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Assisting the Pathologist with Quality Assurance
Sunday June 21, 0940-1040

 

Monique Aitken, Chatham-Kent Health Alliance

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Let’s Talk – an Informal Discussion About National Variation in Practice
Sunday June 21, 1100-1200

 

Martin Grealish, MLT, MTM, University Health Network

Sarah James, MLT, University Health Network

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