Welcome to TSP
The Texas Society of Pathologists is the statewide membership organization specifically targeted to pathologists practicing in Texas. Founded in 1921, TSP is the oldest state pathology organization in the United States, and currently has more than 790 members statewide.
Through its mission of "Focusing on Excellence in Medicine," the Society provides continuing medical education, publications, a resource center, advocacy, job placement listings, and many other member services for pathologists and those interested in the field of pathology.
What's New?
2009 Young Pathologists' Retreat
The 2009 YPR brochures are now available.
Click here to view the brochure.
Click here to register.
Speaker Presentations
The speaker presentations from the TSP 88th Annual Meeting are now online! Click on the Member's Only tab to the left.
The presentations are member protected. If you have forgotten your username and password, please contact April Mackey by email at april.mackey@texmed.org or by phone at (512) 370-1539.
***Galveston Relief Fund***
In light of the recent Hurricane Ike, the TSP has created a fund for Pathology Residents in Galveston. This will allow residents to pursue their research, despite limited funding in their area. Click here if you would like to contribute.
***Legal Fund***
There are several threats to the practice of pathology this year in the legislature. The TSP legal fund was significantly depleted last session. Please consider making a donation to the legal fund today. Click here to donate.
Recent News
The Focal Point newsletter, which is published throughout the year, highlights activities and news of interest for pathologists.
Senate Bill 1832 Signed Into Law
Senate Bill 1832 was signed into law by the Governor on May 18, 2007. The bill passed through the Texas Legislature with a near unanimous approval (28 to 1 vote in the Senate and 140 to 0 vote in the House). We appreciate the hard work of many people to make this happen, including Representative Dan Gattis from Austin and Senator Robert Duncan from Lubbock.
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