About the Colorado Society of Clinical Pathologists

Founded in 1921, the Society is one of the oldest pathology societies in the country.

Arranging a 3 day CME meeting in the mountains with reputed National speakers. Meeting include exhibitors to provide information to the members about newer products of interest to pathologists.
Arranging a one day CME meeting in the fall.
Free breakfasts at the CME meetings.
Free evening lecture series (2/year) with regional speakers.
COPIC ERS points at CME meetings when feasible.
Liaison with CAP, CMS to have a voice in practice related professional matters that affect our work.
Sponsoring delegate members to represent Colorado at the CAP house of delegates.
Sponsoring resident delegate members to represent Colorado at the CAP resident forum.
Political action committee will represent the society in matters relevant to pathologists.
Recognizing distinguished pathologists from Colorado once a year.
Free membership to retired members.
Enhance the education of pathology trainees in Colorado with reduced rates for meetings.
Free membership in the society for state pathology residents, to foster mentoring and a spirit of interaction between the pathology residents and community pathologists.
Reduced fees for members and state pathology residents to attend CSCP CME meetings.
Distribution of yearly newsletter.
Distribution of brochures and reminders for CSCP meetings.
Set up and maintenance of the CSCP web site that includes meeting information, job listings, links to related sites, a link to the CSCP newsletter
All voluntary, pro-bono board that meets regularly to plan for the activities of the society and discuss issues of relevance to the practice of pathology in the state.

About the Colorado Society of Clinical Pathologists...