American Society for Clinical Pathology

certification: ASCP Board of Registry

Better job prospects. Higher salaries. The respect of your colleagues. The confidence that comes from knowing you’re fully qualified to be a top-notch laboratory professional. Since 1928, certification by the ASCP Board of Registry has been the industry standard for laboratory professionals. more...

advocacy: Get Involved

President Lincoln once said, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” That’s why uniting ASCP’s diverse membership of more than 130,000 pathologists, physicians, technologists, technicians and other laboratory professionals, is such a powerful force for advocacy. more...

outreach: Global Initiatives

Nine international guests joined Global Outreach staff in Philadelphia to attend ASCP’s Leadership Exchange conference and then traveled back to Chicago for meetings and laboratory visits. more...

members: Profile

Lab professionals from Rush University were on NBC morning news in Chicago April 22, 2009 in honor of National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week. more...

education: Home

what's new: Event Calendar

Upcoming ASCP Programs:

May 18-21, 2009 Baltimore Workshops for Lab Professionals
June 12-14, Montreal Weekend of Pathology
October 28-November 1,
2009 ASCP ANNUAL MEETING

For a full list of our live events and educational activities, please visit the ASCP Events Calendar today!

publications: Journals and Books

New Features for ASCP Journal Websites
AJCP.com and LabMedicine.com now offer several features to improve the viewing of online content and to facilitate finding articles of potential interest. more...

certification: Maintenance

ASCP provides the tools and resources you need to maintain your certification. Laboratory professionals can earn points toward the ASCP Board of Registry (BOR) Certification Maintenance Program (CMP).

Pathologists can earn credits for the American Board of Pathology’s (ABP) Maintenance of Certification (MOC) requirements. ASCP offers a number of activities designed to help you meet Part II SAM (Self Assessment Modules) requirements of the MOC program.