Designed by and for pathologists, the two microscopy labs represent the heart and soul of The Powers-Sanchez Interactive Center at USCAP. The world’s top experts converge year-round on the center, forming the elite USCAP faculty that teaches courses in all subspecialties of anatomic pathology. An intimate learning environment, which accommodates a maximum of 34 learners in both labs, encourages mentoring and interaction among instructors and pathologists pursuing continuing medical education (CME).  The center allows registrants from all over the world to be at the microscope with revered experts, understanding the most important aspects of diagnostic criteria and differential diagnostic considerations.

In addition to its 18-head teaching microscope, each lab is outfitted with 17 personal-use microscopes, allowing learners to preview the same slides prior to communal review with the expert at the multi-head teaching microscope.

The way people learn has changed dramatically.  An interactive microscopy laboratory united digitally with a conference center and broadcast studio to create sophisticated educational products is unique in the United States.

The facility also has ultrasound equipment to instruct pathologists on image-guided fine needle aspiration biopsy, encouraging transformative patient-centered care.

USCAP makes the facility available to other medical groups, including radioloigsts, surgeons, oncologists and dermatologists, to create, capture, and broadcast meetings, educational programs, and other content. USCAP values its Companion Societies and provides options for Companion Societies to utilize the facility at a special partner rate.

Palm Springs is the perfect location for the Powers-Sanchez Interactive Center at USCAP. Palm Springs attracts people from around the world for the international film festival, for tennis, golf, and music festivals. It’s a desirable area that will attract learners in medicine.

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