Welcome to the website of the Division of Hematologyof the Department of Medicine at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

The mission of the division is to provide medical students, internal medicine residents, hematology fellows and faculty with education about patients with hematological disorders. We combine clinical and research training to prepare trainees for careers as physician-scientists in academic medicine while providing quality patient care.

Hematology fellows will involve in learning the medical histories, physical examination, and interpretation of laboratory data for patients with hematological diseases. This experience will stress microscopic examination of the blood and bone marrow and the use of morphology to evaluate diagnosis and treatment. In addition, fellows will also provide subspecialty consultations to other departments, including the Department of Surgery.

The research activities of our division focus on the study of the hemophilia, HIV related disorders and immunohematology. Residents and fellows are encouraged to develop independent research and will be mentored by a UB faculty.

Grand rounds and Conferences are held on a regular basis to facilitate the learning process by raising awareness of the latest advances in diagnostic techniques and treatment methods. It also provides a forum for clinical and academic interaction between geographic full-time faculty and community based physicians in hematology and medical oncology.

Gerald L. Logue, MD
Professor of Medicine
Vice-Chair for Education
Head, Division of Hematology

Department of Medicine
Education
School of Medicine &
Biomedical Sciences
ECMC
462 Grider Street
Buffalo, NY 14215
Tel: (716) 898-3941
Fax: (716) 898-3279
E: gllogue@buffalo.edu