Current Residents
Chief Resident's Welcome
Dear prospective residents,
Thank you for your interest in the combined AP/CP residency program in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of Missouri Kansas City (UMKC).
At our program, attendings dedicate one-on-one, individually tailored training to residents to refine their skills. Residents are provided with abundant educational resources and research opportunities. They are exposed to a variety of subspecialties and training experiences in affiliated institutions across the Kansas City metropolitan area. They are also granted opportunities to take part in conferences at a national and international level. The skill sets acquired at the end of their training have earned our residents the opportunities to seek fellowship positions and employment in the top programs across the country. In addition, as a small and close-knit program, we put emphasis on team work. When not at work, we are often found spending quality time with each other. The training program at UMKC will not only hone your professional skills but will allow you to cultivate meaningful inter-personal relationships and experiences that will make for lasting lifelong memories. I wish you all the best!

Chief Resident
Committed to Inclusive Opportunity and Excellence
The UMKC Pathology program promotes and celebrates equity and inclusion in our day-to-day interactions. We strive to foster inclusive educational opportunities and an equitable community environment for all students, faculty and staff. Our program is a shining example of equity and inclusion as many of our trainees, faculty and staff, represent different parts of the world. At our program we are fortunate to come together and celebrate one another’s uniqueness, and we can enjoy the freedom to be our own true authentic selves.
Current Residents
Maduhasi Bandara, M.D. Medical School: Manipal College of Medical Sciences, Nepal Hi! My name is Maduhasi Bandara. I’m originally from Sri Lanka and graduated from Manipal College of Medical Sciences in Nepal. I completed my internship in Sri Lanka before moving to the U.S. I currently live in Kansas City with my husband, our daughter and our cat, Jingles. Outside of medicine, I love watercolor and oil painting, hiking, camping and traveling. I really enjoy being part of the UMKC Pathology Residency program. It’s a diverse, welcoming group of people with supportive leadership and great attendings who are always willing to help. I ranked UMKC as my top choice because of the amazing people, the home-friendly environment, and the abundance of unique learning opportunities. The variety of pathology cases we see here and the solid training make it a great place to grow as a pathologist. What are your plans for after residency? Amira Hassan, M.D. Emily Facile, D.O. Saad Gandhi, M.D. Tatiana Movchan, M.D., Ph.D. Fang Tao, M.D., Ph.D. Arun Napit, M.D. Mithulya Amboo, M.D.
My future plans include pursuing fellowships in surgical pathology and hematopathology.





