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| Pathology Associates of Lexington, P. A. (PAL) began with Guy
A. Calvert, Jr.,
M. D. (deceased 1987) who was hired as the then "Lexington
County Hospital's" (LCH) first pathologist (hospital opened in January 1972).
PAL was actually incorporated 8 March 1975 after Dr. Shaw joined
Dr. Calvert. Dr. Calvert had been a highly successful family practitioner in Greenwood, S. C. for a decade when he decided to become a pathologist. His close friend, Dr. C. H. "Herb" Magruder, and Herb's chief technologist, Graham Harris (deceased), helped Guy plan and transition from his residency into the start up of the LCH lab. Ella Raymond came from Winston-Salem to be the founding chief technologist (later becoming Mrs. Calvert). This group has been pleased to give uninterrupted
"point-of-service" pathology services to Lexington Medical Center, the Lexington County Coroner,
and the Lexington County Health Services District, and (since the medical school was founded in 1977) the USC School of Medicine (Dept. of Pathology) since preparing in 1971 for the hospital's 1972 opening.
That is, our group has been a part of the professional & social fabric of Lexington County & the South Carolina "midlands" since 1971. We focused until recently on medical services to this county alone and with an emphasis on broad general expertise of our pathologists in Pathology & Laboratory Medicine. Yet, as noted below & further detailed in each CV, there are not only areas of focused expertise, but some with special fellowship training & subspecialty Board certification. Our scope of focus is extending as the Lexington County Health Services District broadens.
***In addition to the below, our hospital
also has a page with our current photos as of December 2011***
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PATHOLOGISTS & LINKS
to CVs:
- Guy A. Calvert, Jr., M. D., founder (deceased), served 1971-1987.
- Ervin B. Shaw, M.D.,
President of PAL & Director of Anatomic Pathology @ LMC; a Citadel grad., his hometown is Sumter, S. C.; a product of MUSC; career began by serving @ LMC 1975-present; focused expertise in breast pathology, dermatopathology, GI pathology, uropathology, placental pathology; Board certified 1975 in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology; over 20 years forensic pathology experience.
- John B. Carter, M.D.,
Vice-President of PAL & Director of Clinical Laboratories @ LMC; career began 1974 & serving @ LMC 1984-present Director of Clinical Laboratory @ LMC; focused expertise in cardiac pathology, immunopathology, all areas of clinical pathology, neuropathology, GI pathology, uropathology, hematopathology, transfusion medicine, and medical education; Board certified 1973 in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology; over 20 years forensic pathology experience.
- Kitt R. McMaster, M.D.,
(retired) career began 1983 & serving @ LMC 1988-present; a Wofford grad., his hometown is Winnsboro, S. C.; a product of MUSC; fellowship in cancer pathology @ MSKCC; hematopathology fellowship @ UNC; focused expertise in breast pathology, dermatopathology, GI pathology, uropathology, and microbiology; Board certified in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology (1981 & 1984); over 20 years forensic pathology experience. He retired at the end of 2010.
- Beverly W. Daniel, M.D.,
career began by serving @ LMC 1989-present; a Columbia College grad., her hometown is Georgetown, S. C.; a product of MUSC, she also had a fellowship in cytopathology @ MUSC; focused expertisein breast pathology, dermatopathology, GI pathology, uropathology, cytopathology, and Blood Banking; Board certified 1989 in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology; over 20 years forensic pathology experience.
- E. Jayne Moffatt, M.D., career began 1996 & serving @ LMC 1998/1999-present; fellowship in cytopathology @ Duke; focused expertise in breast pathology, GI pathology, uropathology, and cytopathology; Board certified 1995 in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology & subspecialty Board certification 1996 in Cytopathology; about 10 years forensic pathology experience.
- William R. "Will" Armstrong, M.D.,
career began 1974 in the military & then Columbia, S. C. in 1978 & serving @ LMC 2001-present; focused expertise in hematopathology, gynecologic pathology, and GI pathology; Board certified 1974 in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology & subspecialty Board certified 1999 in Hematopathology; over 20 years forensic pathology experience.
- M. John Spalding, M.D. serving @ LMC 7/2009-present; career began in Kansas City following cum laude graduation from medical school (1996, U. of Missouri) & AP-CP residency (1996-2000) @ University of Missouri-Columbia; special dermatopathology mini-fellowship experience under Drs. Santa Cruz and Hurt in St. Louis & focused dermpath interest since; wealth of GI & liver experience (consulting pathologist for Liver and Pancreas Institute
of Kansas City), as well as breast & lung cancer, GU pathology, general surgical pathology, and clinical pathology. Board certified in Anatomic & Clinical Pathology. In private practice since 2000.
- Jeff A. Welsh, M. D. career began at Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital (P-RMH) about 1994; he joined us in late April 2011. He is an MUSC alumnus for medical
school & residency (anatomic & clinical pathology) & thence to P-RMH. Special areas of interest and expertise: hematopathology, flow cytometry, and molecular
diagnostics. In his role with the merged Columbia pathology group, Professional Pathology Services (PPS), he was Medical Director of core lab and outside labs, a Past
President of the Columbia Medical Society, President-elect of the South Carolina Society of Pathologists, memeber of the Inter-Specialty Council of the South Carolina
Medical Association, member of the S. C. State Board of Medical Examiners (licensure board), and deeply active in behalf of American pathologists as delegate to our CAP Washington office.
- Jay J. Vandersteenhoven, M. D., PhD. career began at U. of Texas Southwestern (UTSW) in 1994; in 2001, he joined the group at Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital; he joined us in late April 2011. He is an MUSC alumnus for
medical school & a Duke residency (anatomic & neuropathology) and fellowship and UTSW cytopathology fellowship. He is boarded in AP, CP, and Cytopathology. Special areas of interest and expertise: neuropathology, breast pathology, cytopathology, and molecular pathology.
- Ranleigh L. Fleshman, M. D. career began in Sprigfield, Illinois in 2008; he joined us June 2011. He is an alumnus of Case Western Reserve (CWR) in Cleveland, Ohio where he also did a residency (anatomic & clinical pathology) followed by a cytopathology fellowship at Ohio State University & a surgical pathology fellowship at University of Alabama. He is boarded in AP & Neuropathology, CP, and Cytopathology. Special areas of interest are cytopathology & microbiology.
- T. Paul Seybt, M. D. career began with us 1 August 2011. A Vanderbuilt grad., his hometown is Lexington, S. C. He is an alumnus of USC Medical School in Columbia. His residency was in Medical College of Georgia (MCG) in Augusta (anatomic & clinical pathology). Prior to medical school, he pitched in the minor leagues on Cape Cod with the Red Soxs. His wife is an ENT from MCG and started with the CENTA group here on the same date. His department chair was an ENT expert in pathology. Special areas of interest are ENT, gynecologic, hematopathology, and breast pathology.
- Ann M. Vandersteenhoven, M. D., PhD. career began with us 1 January 2012.
OTHER TEAM MEMBERS:
- Ted Mitchell, P.A., senior PAL pathologist assistant; & independent
contractor, billing.
- Jennifer Klapper, P.A., PAL pathologist assistant.
- Susie Greenthaler, PAL administrative assistant.
- Betty Shaw, PAL's (independent contractor) senior administrative
assistant.
- The Lexington Medical
Laboratories (LML) team:
- Sara Carter, founding technical advisor, chief tech, & 25% owner.
- Donna S. Richardson, senior (founding) technologist.
- Terri Meetze, immunohistochemical (IHC) proteomics and genomics procedures, lead technologist.
- "Lab
Tests on Demand".
(latest update 12 January 2012)
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