Resources for Clinicians

This educational program aims to improve awareness and understanding of Duffy null associated neutrophil count (DANC), a common and under-recognized source of health inequality worldwide. Through patient case studies, it will explain how to distinguish DANC from pathological neutropenia, and guide learners through its genetic basis and possible mechanisms.

ASH Teaching Cases emphasize standard approaches to classic hematologic problems and are designed to simulate the steps involved in diagnosing a patient, from taking the history and performing a physical exam, to ordering and interpreting lab tests, to making a final diagnosis and following the clinical course of the disease.

Imagine working with an ASH mentor to improve hematology patient care in your home country. What could you achieve? Apply for the ASH Visitor Training Program (VTP) for the opportunity to receive training on a specific hematology topic or technique that addresses a precise need at your home institution.

Looking for a hematology job? Hiring for a position? The ASH Job Center is an easy-to-navigate portal for candidates and employers in all areas of hematology. Discover exciting hematology and oncology opportunities tailored for all backgrounds, qualifications, and experience levels. Post openings and resumes so that the right people find you.

The committee oversees the development and dissemination of clinical practice guidelines, and quality performance measures. Committee members also represent ASH at quality forums and meetings.

The committee communicates with other organizations that have programs and policies that affect hematology practice. The committee responds to practice-related issues, ASH member requests, and matters of importance at the regional, state, and local levels.

ACIP was developed to amplify the voices of practitioners within ASH and is comprised of practicing hematologists across the U.S. with interests in hematology care issues, quality of care, new health care delivery systems, and practice management issues.

ASH works with state hematology/oncology societies to meet the needs of practicing hematologists. ASH partnerships offer state societies collaboration opportunities, including on the Meeting on Hematologic Malignancies and Highlights of ASH. State societies are also very involved in state Medicare reimbursement through the annual ASH Career Advisory Committees (CAC) Meeting.

Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) play a vital role in hematology, and ASH is committed to recognizing their unique contributions and supporting their professional growth. See free resources and member-exclusive benefits for APPs.

Whether you are a medical student planning your career in hematology or an established physician or scientist with years of experience in the field, ASH offers benefits and opportunities for hematologists around the globe at every career level.

As the world’s largest global society of hematologists, ASH offers many volunteer opportunities. Sign in or create a free ASH account and share general information about your experience, skillset, and interests in hematology so you can be informed as new volunteer opportunities arise.

Every gift to the ASH Foundation is a vital philanthropic investment in ASH’s mission of helping hematologists conquer blood diseases worldwide. All monetary donations help sustain the future of hematology in both academia and clinical practice.