Or to seek the sites and causes of disease.
This college was founded in 1962 and received its royal charter in 1970. To quote its website, its function is to ‘advance the science and practice of pathology, further public education in the field of pathology, promote research in pathology and disseminate the results’. The RCPath comprises the four subspecialties – histo/cytopathology, microbiology/virology, haematology and clinical biochemistry. Membership is attained by examination.
It is located at Carlton House Terrace in London and the predecessor to its current president is a well-respected senior colleague at my workplace.
Today, with the grace of Allah swt, I am now a new member of this club. Alhamdulillah.
alhamdulillah and congrats to you!!!
Congrats once again, dude.
Well done!
😀 EXCELLENTTTTTT!!!!!!!! MOST TRIUMPHANTTT!!!! (baru lepas tengok balik Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure)
p/s: Bila nak belanja MacBook? 😈
Congratulations! Who the man?
Well done Kudo!! Congratulations!! and celebrations…..? =) coming to manchester anytime soon?
ooooh congrats! 🙂
Congratulations!!!!
Berbanyak-banyak kongratulasi! 🙂
alhamdulilah!!! woo hoo congrats!!!
Congratulations..
[…] it was for a well-respected senior colleague who is a past president of a royal college that i am a member of and an important figure in my field, nationally and internationally. he was knighted by HM the queen for services rendered to medicine and despite that, is a humble gentleman who does not command an air of self-importance around him (unlike some little napoleons with a datukship we are tired of seeing / reading about). in his days as president, he would still turun padang with us plebs, providing an excellent diagnostic service and an inspiration to us trainees. every time he sees me he would greet me with a faultless salam. every friday afternoon, he’d ask me if i was “spiritually recharged”, never questioning my hour-long absence at lunch. to any medics who read this, you’d probably have read his textbook which is core reading in most medical schools in britain and other parts of the world. he is retiring and will hold an emeritus professorship at the end of this year, and he will be sorely missed. […]