Christine Minerowicz, MD
Biography
Christine Minerowicz, MD, is a pathologist specializing in pathology and laboratory medicine. She focuses on examining tissues and bodily fluids to diagnose diseases, providing crucial insights for patient care.
Dr. Minerowicz plays a key role in laboratory operations, ensuring the accuracy and quality of diagnostic testing. Her work involves collaborating with clinical teams to support patient diagnoses and treatment plans.
As an assistant professor at Yale School of Medicine, Dr. Minerowicz is interested in refining diagnostic techniques and advancing laboratory medicine to improve patient outcomes. She aims to develop more accurate methods of disease identification that can be applied across various medical specialties.
Dr. Minerowicz received her medical degree from University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. She completed a residency in pathology at the same institution and pursued a fellowship in thoracic pathology at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Titles
- Assistant Professor
- Chair & CLIA Medical Director, Bridgeport and Milford Campus Laboratories, Pathology
Education & Training
- FellowUPMC (2017)
- ResidentRutgers RWJMS (2015)
- Chief ResidentRutgers RWJMS (2014)
- Transitional InternNaval Medical Center Portsmouth (2008)
- MDUMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, BA-MD Program (2007)
- BARutgers University, Biological Sciences/ BA-MD Program (2004)
Additional Information
Biography
Christine Minerowicz, MD, is a pathologist specializing in pathology and laboratory medicine. She focuses on examining tissues and bodily fluids to diagnose diseases, providing crucial insights for patient care.
Dr. Minerowicz plays a key role in laboratory operations, ensuring the accuracy and quality of diagnostic testing. Her work involves collaborating with clinical teams to support patient diagnoses and treatment plans.
As an assistant professor at Yale School of Medicine, Dr. Minerowicz is interested in refining diagnostic techniques and advancing laboratory medicine to improve patient outcomes. She aims to develop more accurate methods of disease identification that can be applied across various medical specialties.
Dr. Minerowicz received her medical degree from University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. She completed a residency in pathology at the same institution and pursued a fellowship in thoracic pathology at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Titles
- Assistant Professor
- Chair & CLIA Medical Director, Bridgeport and Milford Campus Laboratories, Pathology
Education & Training
- FellowUPMC (2017)
- ResidentRutgers RWJMS (2015)
- Chief ResidentRutgers RWJMS (2014)
- Transitional InternNaval Medical Center Portsmouth (2008)
- MDUMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, BA-MD Program (2007)
- BARutgers University, Biological Sciences/ BA-MD Program (2004)