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Virtual webinar provides 1.0 CE credits. Complementary registration available to AGT members. Non-members can receive CE credits for $20.
Events will be recorded and converted to self-study for self-paced format, available at a later date . Fees may be modified based on format.


Presented by:
Carlos Tirado, PhD and Jaymie Oentoro, MD
Renaissance School of Medicine
Stony Brook University, NY

Description:
This educational session will provide an overview of key abnormalities observed in hematological malignancies, with an emphasis on integrating multiple diagnostic approaches. Participants will explore how to effectively correlate morphology, flow cytometry, and cytogenetic findings to support accurate diagnosis and clinical decision-making. The session will also address strategies for characterizing abnormal karyotypes within the context of evolving technologies and modern laboratory practices. Designed for laboratory professionals, this program aims to strengthen interpretive skills and enhance understanding of comprehensive diagnostic workflows in hematologic disease.

Objectives:
  • Identify the main Abnormalities in hematological malignancies.
  • Correlate morphology, flow cytometry and cytogenetics findings.
  • Characterize an abnormal karyotype in the new era.



 
more info...		4/29/20261:00pm to 2:00pmDenise Juroske Short

Virtual webinar provides 1.0 CE credits. Complementary registration available to AGT members. Non-members can receive CE credits for $20.
Events will be recorded and converted to self-study for self-paced format, available at a later date . Fees may be modified based on format.


Presented by:
Yang Cao, PhD, FACMG
Associate Professor, Department of Pathology and Immunology
Program Director, Laboratory Genetics and Genomics Fellowship
Medical Director of Cytogenetics, Clinical Genomics Laboratory
​Washington University in St. Louis, School of Medicine

Description:
Join us for a 1-hour virtual webinar designed for cytogenetics laboratory professionals seeking practical guidance on CAP inspections. This session will focus on commonly misunderstood checklist requirements, frequent pitfalls observed during inspections, and actionable strategies to ensure compliance. Participants will gain insights to confidently prepare for inspections, maintain laboratory standards, and improve overall quality management.

Objectives:
  • Identify commonly misunderstood CAP checklist requirements in cytogenetics laboratories to reduce deficiencies during inspections.
  • Analyze frequent pitfalls observed during cytogenetics CAP inspections and develop strategies to prevent them.
  • Apply best practices for preparing and maintaining cytogenetics lab compliance using the CAP checklist as a practical guide.
  • Interpret CAP inspection feedback effectively to improve laboratory processes and ensure ongoing compliance.



 
more info...		5/21/202612:00pm to 1:00pmDenise Juroske Short

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