PathologyOutlines.com is looking for authors for its
neuropathology chapters, specifically the CNS nontumor
and CNS tumor
chapters. You can also write about Stains and Molecular Markers related to neuropathology. You can either update existing topics or write
about new topics. More information is available on our Instructions for Authors page. The main advantages of being an author are: (a) you are helping the worldwide pathology
community, as we average 15,000 daily visits; (b) it helps your academic career; and (c) and it may improve your writing
skills. We provide an honorarium of $20 per topic, but if money is your
main motivation, this will not be a good fit. You must be a good writer,
and be able to follow our format. You can write about one topic
or many, but they must be approved in advance by us, and we have you do them
one at a time. Senior residents / fellows can write if they are
supervised by a staff pathologist who meets our author requirements. If
interested, email your CV and a list of topics you want to write about (either
update existing topics or write new topics) to Dr. Pernick at NatPernick@gmail.com.
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