Mahul Amin joining Labcorp

[Med Director New England]

In case you hadn’t heard
See LinkedIn for his announcement

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[Alteran]

While I can't confirm or deny based on hearsay, but I heard he had a falling out with his previous academic department.

 

[TrojanRaggy]

In case you hadn’t heard
See LinkedIn for his announcement

Is that a big news?

 

[WEBB PINKERTON]

Is that a big news?

Yes, the field of lab medicine has changed forever.

 

[Med Director New England]

Is that a big news?

I do think it is “a big news” or at least big news

sort of an FYI post but not everyday that a die hard academic, well known former chair, etc... leaves for a big corporate lab. Also notably he will be one of the highest ranking MDs in the company who is a pathologist and probably the highest who focuses on AP only & doesn’t have a mostly CP background.

 

[LADoc00]

Odd move IMO. But who knows what the story is.

I have heard UC is quite dysfunctional and even moreso now in COVID times...

 

[AZpath]

Not too interesting to me. I don't get it

 

[cmz]

Yes, the field of lab medicine has changed forever.

I can feel it in my plums.

 

[LADoc00]

He was at Emory then Cedars, I somehow thought he was at UCLA...Uropath guy.

I swear I have met him before, maybe CAP meeting when it was in BC Canada like forever ago.

Best "personality" pathologists in academia: Appelman at UMich, Larry Weiss now at Neo and Joe Chaffin. I love to be entertained at a conference, when those actually existed and those guys hit the mark. Maybe throw Marty Mihm in there from Harvard, Cotran of course. Gerry Berry at Stanford.

Appelman is legendary though.

 

[PathRes123]

I do think it is “a big news” or at least big news

sort of an FYI post but not everyday that a die hard academic, well known former chair, etc... leaves for a big corporate lab. Also notably he will be one of the highest ranking MDs in the company who is a pathologist and probably the highest who focuses on AP only & doesn’t have a mostly CP background.

Also, wasn't he the chief editor of AJCC staging manual 8th edn?
Uncommon honor for a pathologist I think

 

[terriermed]

He hosts a dinner at USCAP every year for GU folks. It's a good time and he's an interesting guy.