Overview
About American Association of Pathologists' Assistants
The American Association of Pathologists' Assistants (AAPA) was founded and incorporated as a not-for-profit organization under the statutes of Ohio in 1972. The objectives of the organization, then and now, are to:
-Benefit and further the profession by promoting and maintaining high standards of ethical conduct.
-Provide continuing medical education for its members and work for the development of additional Pathologists' Assistant training programs.
-Inform the public and medical profession as to the goals and professional capabilities of the Pathologists' Assistant.
-Implement new programs that will help maintain the status of the AAPA and its members as a vital link in the health care chain.
Since its founding, the AAPA has continued to grow and develop on a national level, publishing a quarterly newsletter, developing and establishing a web site, providing continuing educational opportunities to its members, and informing the public, medical community, and other pathology organizations of its goals and benefits.
-Benefit and further the profession by promoting and maintaining high standards of ethical conduct.
-Provide continuing medical education for its members and work for the development of additional Pathologists' Assistant training programs.
-Inform the public and medical profession as to the goals and professional capabilities of the Pathologists' Assistant.
-Implement new programs that will help maintain the status of the AAPA and its members as a vital link in the health care chain.
Since its founding, the AAPA has continued to grow and develop on a national level, publishing a quarterly newsletter, developing and establishing a web site, providing continuing educational opportunities to its members, and informing the public, medical community, and other pathology organizations of its goals and benefits.