Katrina Collins
Associate Professor, Medical University of South Carolina
Katrina Collins is listed as Associate Professor, Medical University of South Carolina. Katrina is scheduled to speak at 2026 ASCP/CAP-ACP Annual Meeting on 20 November 2026.
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About
Katrina Collins, MD, is Associate Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), specializing in genitourinary surgical pathology. Her academic interests include genitourinary pathology, digital pathology, artificial intelligence, pathology education, and the use of digital and social media to advance professional communication and scholarship. She previously held faculty and leadership positions at Indiana University School of Medicine, where she served as Associate Director of the Genitourinary Pathology Fellowship. Dr. Collins is actively involved in national and international pathology organizations and academic publishing. Her digital scholarship and editorial roles include leadership in social media for the International Society of Urological Pathology (ISUP), Applied Immunohistochemistry & Molecular Morphology, and Laboratory Investigation. She also co-created and co-moderates the Applied Immunohistochemistry & Molecula
Upcoming
2026 ASCP/CAP-ACP Annual Meeting 17 November 2026 – 22 November 2026
- Clicks, Citations, and Career Growth: Digital Scholarship for Academic Promotion Speaker · 20 November 2026
- Look-Alikes and Not Your Usual Adenocarcinoma: Challenging Diagnoses in Prostate Pathology Speaker · 20 November 2026
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Katrina at events on B2DB.
- Luis Blanco Vice Chair of Strategic Engagement for Diagnostic Medicine; Professor of Pathology and Radiology · Indiana University School of Medicine 1 shared session
- Nicole Jackson Director of Autopsy & After Death Services · University of Washington 1 shared session
- Sara Wobker UNC Chapel Hill 1 shared session