University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals Pathology-Anatomic and Clinical

Residency · Galveston, TX

Sponsored by University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals · Director Palawinnage Muthukumarana

Palawinnage Muthukumarana, MD
Program Director, Pathology Residency · Papers with 2 residents since 2023
Pathologist, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Fnu Aakash, MD, MBBS
Associate Program Director, Pathology Residency · Papers with 2 residents since 2023
Pathologist, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Heather Stevenson-Lerner, MD, PhD
Associate Director, Pathology Residency Program
Pathologist, – Associate Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Stephen Cheney, MD
Associate Program Director, Pathology Residency
Pathologist, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Dmitrii Vozniuk, MD
2026-2027 Chief Resident
Pathology-Anatomic and Clinical resident, University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Mashal Kakakhel, MD
2026-2027 Chief Resident
Pathology-Anatomic and Clinical resident, University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Aaron Wyble, MD
Physician
Pathologist at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Abdul Abid, MD
Physician
Pathologist at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Abha Sahni, PhD, MS
Faculty
Associate Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Abul Abbas, MBBS, MD
Boston, MA
Pathologist, Professor Emeritus at University of California (San Francisco) School of Medicine
autoimmunity, T cell biology
Adam Booth, MD
Physician
Pathologist at Washington University School of Medicine
Adam Gonzalez
Pathologist
Adekunle Adesokan, MD
Physician
Pathologist at Great Lakes Pathologists SC
Agnes Fogo, MD
Director of Renal/EM Division of Pathology
Pathologist, Professor of Pathology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Techniques include mass spectrometry imaging, both proteomic and lipidomic, and nanostring assessment of mRNA transcripts in kidney biopsy materials.
Agnes Udoh
Pathologist
Ahmed Ahmed, MD
Professor Emeritus
Pathologist, Professor Emeritus at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Aijan Ukudeeva, MD
CAMC Employed
Pathologist at Charleston Area Medical Center
Alan Barrett, MD, PhD
Professor
Infectious disease physician, Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
The molecular basis of pathogenesis and vaccine development focusing on tick-borne encephalitis, dengue, Japanese encephalitis, West Nile, and yellow fever., Director, World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Vaccine Research, Evaluation and Training for Emerging Infectious Diseases
Alan Rampy, DO, PhD
Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Medical Education
Pathologist, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Medical Education at University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School
Alan Schiller, MD
Founding Chair & Professor of Pathology, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Pathologist, Professor at Florida International University
Alejandro Castellanos, PhD
Assistant Professor,
Infectious disease physician, Associate Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Identify and validate druggable targets in Cryptosporidium parasites., Developing multiplex diagnostic assays and DNA/extraction methods for detecting intestinal infections at POC., Standardize a system for long term-cultivation of human intestinal stem cells that could be used as a model to study Cryptosporidium infection.
Alexander Bukreyev, PhD, MSc
Faculty
Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Investigation of dysregulated immune response to Ebola virus at epigenetic level., Development of vaccines and investigation of the mechanisms of their protective effects., In-depth characterization of antibody responses to viral infections in humans., Development of therapeutic human monoclonal antibody treatments and investigation of the mechanisms of their protective effects.
Alexander Freiberg, PhD
Faculty
Chair at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Molecular mechanisms by which emerging RNA viruses cause encephalitis and hemorrhagic fever diseases.
Alexandra Rapp, MD
Faculty
Pathologist, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
COVID-19 Diagnostic Testing, Optimization of Cancer Screening, Hereditary Connective Tissue Disorders, Seronegative Autoimmune Diseases.

Palawinnage Muthukumarana, MD
Program Director, Pathology Residency · Papers with 2 residents since 2023
Pathologist, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Fnu Aakash, MD, MBBS
Associate Program Director, Pathology Residency · Papers with 2 residents since 2023
Pathologist, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Heather Stevenson-Lerner, MD, PhD
Associate Director, Pathology Residency Program
Pathologist, – Associate Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Stephen Cheney, MD
Associate Program Director, Pathology Residency
Pathologist, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Dmitrii Vozniuk, MD
2026-2027 Chief Resident
Pathology-Anatomic and Clinical resident, University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Mashal Kakakhel, MD
2026-2027 Chief Resident
Pathology-Anatomic and Clinical resident, University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Aaron Wyble, MD
Physician
Pathologist at University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Abdul Abid, MD
Physician
Pathologist at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Abha Sahni, PhD, MS
Faculty
Associate Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Abul Abbas, MBBS, MD
Boston, MA
Pathologist, Professor Emeritus at University of California (San Francisco) School of Medicine
autoimmunity, T cell biology
Adam Booth, MD
Physician
Pathologist at Washington University School of Medicine
Adam Gonzalez
Pathologist
Adekunle Adesokan, MD
Physician
Pathologist at Great Lakes Pathologists SC
Agnes Fogo, MD
Director of Renal/EM Division of Pathology
Pathologist, Professor of Pathology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Techniques include mass spectrometry imaging, both proteomic and lipidomic, and nanostring assessment of mRNA transcripts in kidney biopsy materials.
Agnes Udoh
Pathologist
Ahmed Ahmed, MD
Professor Emeritus
Pathologist, Professor Emeritus at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Aijan Ukudeeva, MD
CAMC Employed
Pathologist at Charleston Area Medical Center
Alan Barrett, MD, PhD
Professor
Infectious disease physician, Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
The molecular basis of pathogenesis and vaccine development focusing on tick-borne encephalitis, dengue, Japanese encephalitis, West Nile, and yellow fever., Director, World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Vaccine Research, Evaluation and Training for Emerging Infectious Diseases
Alan Rampy, DO, PhD
Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Medical Education
Pathologist, Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Medical Education at University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School
Alan Schiller, MD
Founding Chair & Professor of Pathology, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Pathologist, Professor at Florida International University
Alejandro Castellanos, PhD
Assistant Professor,
Infectious disease physician, Associate Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Identify and validate druggable targets in Cryptosporidium parasites., Developing multiplex diagnostic assays and DNA/extraction methods for detecting intestinal infections at POC., Standardize a system for long term-cultivation of human intestinal stem cells that could be used as a model to study Cryptosporidium infection.
Alexander Bukreyev, PhD, MSc
Faculty
Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Investigation of dysregulated immune response to Ebola virus at epigenetic level., Development of vaccines and investigation of the mechanisms of their protective effects., In-depth characterization of antibody responses to viral infections in humans., Development of therapeutic human monoclonal antibody treatments and investigation of the mechanisms of their protective effects.
Alexander Freiberg, PhD
Faculty
Chair at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
Molecular mechanisms by which emerging RNA viruses cause encephalitis and hemorrhagic fever diseases.
Alexandra Rapp, MD
Faculty
Pathologist, Assistant Professor at University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals
COVID-19 Diagnostic Testing, Optimization of Cancer Screening, Hereditary Connective Tissue Disorders, Seronegative Autoimmune Diseases.