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Aurora, CO 80045
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Amy Treece, MD
- Assistant Professor of Pathology, University of Colorado School of Medicine
- Pediatric and Molecular Pathologist, Children's Hospital Colorado
- Medical Director, Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory, Children's Hospital Colorado
Provider's Specialties
- Pathology
- Molecular Genetic Pathology
- Pathology - Pediatric
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My care philosophy
I am committed to serving our patients through high quality diagnostics in anatomic pathology and molecular pathology. I chose pediatric pathology because the approach to pediatrics is so different from that in adults. In pediatrics, we must always consider the genetic and developmental background of our patients when making diagnoses, which is supported by my training in molecular diagnostics. Even though I am only seeing patients' tissue on slides through the microscope, I always make an effort to view them as a whole patient. This is made easy by the collaborative and multidisciplinary nature of patient care and diagnosis at Children's Hospital Colorado, making my job extremely rewarding.Get to know Amy Treece, MD
Departments and Programs
Languages spoken
- English
Experience and background
Undergraduate 2004
North Carolina State University (NC)
Medical School 2009
Duke University School of Medicine
Residency 2013
University of Alabama Medical Center (Birmingham) Program, Anatomic and Clinical
Fellowship 2014
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Program, Molecular Genetic
Fellowship 2015
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Program, Pediatric Pathology
Summit Award for excellence in teaching and the education of pathologists 2017
University of Colorado Department of Pathology
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