Keith Stringer

Dr. Keith Stringer contributes significantly to the global dialogue surrounding the intricate fields of Molecular and Pediatric Pathology. In his role as an Adjunct Associate Professor-Affiliate within the Department of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, he brings a rich background of knowledge and practical experience. His foundational medical education was completed at the University of Calgary Faculty of Medicine, setting the stage for his distinguished career in pathology.

He further refined his skills during his residency in Laboratory Medicine at the University of British Columbia. This period was crucial in deepening his understanding of the complexities inherent in laboratory medicine, preparing him for the specialized path he would later follow. His commitment to advancing his expertise led him to pursue a fellowship in Pediatric Pathology at the esteemed Children's Hospital Boston, affiliated with Harvard Medical School. Here, he immersed himself in the specific challenges and nuances of diseases affecting young patients, building a profound understanding of pediatric pathology.

Expanding his knowledge base even further, Dr. Stringer undertook Fellowship Rotations focusing on Perinatal/Embryofetal and Molecular Pathology at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Children's Hospital Boston, both part of Harvard Medical School. These rotations provided him with invaluable insights into the molecular underpinnings of various diseases, intensifying his passion for research in molecular pathology. His dedicated work in these specialized areas has been instrumental in enhancing our understanding of disease mechanisms at a molecular level, particularly within pediatric populations.

At the heart of Dr. Stringer's work lie his research interests in Pediatric Pathology and Molecular Pathology. He is deeply invested in uncovering the molecular basis of diseases, driven by a clear goal: to translate these discoveries into improved diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for children. His contributions extend beyond academic pursuits, aiming for practical applications that directly enhance the quality of patient care.

Throughout his career, Dr. Stringer has championed a collaborative environment where the realms of research and clinical practice seamlessly connect. His professional journey is marked by an unwavering commitment to excellence and a genuine passion for bettering patient outcomes through innovative research and dedicated education. As a respected figure in the academic community, he continues to inspire and guide the next generation of pathologists, encouraging them to approach the dynamic field of pathology with curiosity and intellectual rigor.

In his capacity at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Dr. Stringer serves not only as an educator but also as a valued mentor, guiding both students and colleagues in their pursuit of knowledge and discovery. His impactful contributions to the field of pathology stand as a testament to his steadfast dedication to advancing medical science and, ultimately, improving the lives of patients around the world.