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clinical pathology research-track resident[1]
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Audrey Jajosky
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Research interests
anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.” · I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
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Reviewed sources document Education record: completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University.
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Reviewed Sep 9, 2026Professional role
resident[1]
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Education record
completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University[1]
Research
Research interests
anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”[1]
Research interests
I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”[1]
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- [1]Current Residents | Pathology | School of Medicine | Case Western Reserve University
8 source claims · Reviewed Sep 9, 2026
Degree: MD
Audrey Jajosky, MD, PhD I grew up in “Wild and Wonderful” West Virginia and completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University. As a clinical pathology research-track resident, I chose CWRU/UH because of the friendly faculty, opportunities for immune-cell engineering, and beautiful University Circle neighborhood. Since moving to Cleveland, I have enjoyed sailing on Lake Erie, running through the Cultural Gardens, watching the Cavaliers, listening to the Cleveland Orchestra, and experiencing all forms of incredible art. I also love the great outdoors: hiking, trail running, cross-country skiing, wake surfing, and playing sand volleyball. I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
Degree: PhD
Audrey Jajosky, MD, PhD I grew up in “Wild and Wonderful” West Virginia and completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University. As a clinical pathology research-track resident, I chose CWRU/UH because of the friendly faculty, opportunities for immune-cell engineering, and beautiful University Circle neighborhood. Since moving to Cleveland, I have enjoyed sailing on Lake Erie, running through the Cultural Gardens, watching the Cavaliers, listening to the Cleveland Orchestra, and experiencing all forms of incredible art. I also love the great outdoors: hiking, trail running, cross-country skiing, wake surfing, and playing sand volleyball. I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
Education record: completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University
I grew up in “Wild and Wonderful” West Virginia and completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University.
Identity: Audrey Jajosky
Audrey Jajosky, MD, PhD I grew up in “Wild and Wonderful” West Virginia and completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University. As a clinical pathology research-track resident, I chose CWRU/UH because of the friendly faculty, opportunities for immune-cell engineering, and beautiful University Circle neighborhood. Since moving to Cleveland, I have enjoyed sailing on Lake Erie, running through the Cultural Gardens, watching the Cavaliers, listening to the Cleveland Orchestra, and experiencing all forms of incredible art. I also love the great outdoors: hiking, trail running, cross-country skiing, wake surfing, and playing sand volleyball. I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
Professional role: clinical pathology research-track resident
Audrey Jajosky, MD, PhD I grew up in “Wild and Wonderful” West Virginia and completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University. As a clinical pathology research-track resident, I chose CWRU/UH because of the friendly faculty, opportunities for immune-cell engineering, and beautiful University Circle neighborhood. Since moving to Cleveland, I have enjoyed sailing on Lake Erie, running through the Cultural Gardens, watching the Cavaliers, listening to the Cleveland Orchestra, and experiencing all forms of incredible art. I also love the great outdoors: hiking, trail running, cross-country skiing, wake surfing, and playing sand volleyball. I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
Professional role: resident
Audrey Jajosky, MD, PhD I grew up in “Wild and Wonderful” West Virginia and completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University. As a clinical pathology research-track resident, I chose CWRU/UH because of the friendly faculty, opportunities for immune-cell engineering, and beautiful University Circle neighborhood. Since moving to Cleveland, I have enjoyed sailing on Lake Erie, running through the Cultural Gardens, watching the Cavaliers, listening to the Cleveland Orchestra, and experiencing all forms of incredible art. I also love the great outdoors: hiking, trail running, cross-country skiing, wake surfing, and playing sand volleyball. I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
Research interests: anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
Research interests: I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”
Audrey Jajosky, MD, PhD I grew up in “Wild and Wonderful” West Virginia and completed my MD/PhD training at West Virginia University. As a clinical pathology research-track resident, I chose CWRU/UH because of the friendly faculty, opportunities for immune-cell engineering, and beautiful University Circle neighborhood. Since moving to Cleveland, I have enjoyed sailing on Lake Erie, running through the Cultural Gardens, watching the Cavaliers, listening to the Cleveland Orchestra, and experiencing all forms of incredible art. I also love the great outdoors: hiking, trail running, cross-country skiing, wake surfing, and playing sand volleyball. I plan to pursue a molecular pathology fellowship and work in an academic setting to develop anti-cancer immune-cell therapies with “memory.”