Professional role
I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training.[1]
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Wissam Dahoud
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My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years.
My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
Research interests
My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology
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Reviewed sources document Education record: attended the medical school of Aleppo University, Education record: attended the medical school of Aleppo University, and Education record: I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training..
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My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology[1]
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- [1]Current Residents | Pathology | School of Medicine | Case Western Reserve University
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Biographical context: My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years.
Wissam Dahoud, MD I was born and raised in Syria and attended the medical school of Aleppo University, where I graduated in the top ten in my class. I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training. My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years. I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training. My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors, taking advantage of Cleveland’s lakes and woods.
Biographical context: My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
Wissam Dahoud, MD I was born and raised in Syria and attended the medical school of Aleppo University, where I graduated in the top ten in my class. I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training. My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years. I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training. My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors, taking advantage of Cleveland’s lakes and woods.
Degree: MD
Wissam Dahoud, MD I was born and raised in Syria and attended the medical school of Aleppo University, where I graduated in the top ten in my class. I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training. My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years. I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training. My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors, taking advantage of Cleveland’s lakes and woods.
Education record: attended the medical school of Aleppo University
attended the medical school of Aleppo University
Education record: attended the medical school of Aleppo University
Wissam Dahoud, MD I was born and raised in Syria and attended the medical school of Aleppo University, where I graduated in the top ten in my class. I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training. My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years. I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training. My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors, taking advantage of Cleveland’s lakes and woods.
Education record: I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training.
Wissam Dahoud, MD I was born and raised in Syria and attended the medical school of Aleppo University, where I graduated in the top ten in my class. I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training. My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years. I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training. My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors, taking advantage of Cleveland’s lakes and woods.
Identity: Wissam Dahoud, MD
Wissam Dahoud, MD I was born and raised in Syria and attended the medical school of Aleppo University, where I graduated in the top ten in my class. I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training. My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years. I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training. My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors, taking advantage of Cleveland’s lakes and woods.
Professional role: I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training.
Wissam Dahoud, MD I was born and raised in Syria and attended the medical school of Aleppo University, where I graduated in the top ten in my class. I then moved to Damascus University where I did my OBGYN residency training. My interest in pathology began through involvement in basic science research in the Reproductive Biology Department at Case Western Reserve University, where I worked for three years. I am currently in my third year of AP/CP residency training. My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology and I am excited for the next step in my career, which will be fellowship at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. In my spare time, I enjoy the outdoors, taking advantage of Cleveland’s lakes and woods.
Research interests: My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology
My primary interest is in gynecologic pathology