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The creation of the division stands to help emphasize the UAB Department of Pathology’s commitment to women’s health.
Written by: Christina Crowe
Media contact: Anna Jones
The creation of the division stands to help emphasize the UAB Department of Pathology’s commitment to women’s health. The University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Pathology has established its new Division of Women’s Health.
The UA Board of Trustees approved the division in February 2022. Interim Division Director Thomas Winokur, MD, will lead the division as an ongoing recruiting effort for a permanent director takes place. Winokur says the creation of the division stands to help emphasize our departmental and institutional commitment to women’s health.
“The establishment of this division serves to unify the subspecialties we have focused on in women’s health in pathology as a field—obstetrics/gynecology, breast, perinatal—and bring them under one umbrella,” Winokur said.
The primary goals for the division are to aid in recruiting talented individuals to UAB to focus on women’s health, to work with UAB Medicine to enhance diagnostic and molecular testing in areas impacting women’s health, and to build a research portfolio in these areas.
“Both our primary and secondary faculty will have strong relationships with anyone on campus working on women’s health issues,” said George Netto, MD, Robert and Ruth Anderson Endowed Chair. “This will enhance our connectivity to others in the institution working towards the goal of improving health care diagnostics and treatment for all women seeking care at UAB.”
Learn more about the new Division of Women’s Health here.
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