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Build your cytology skills

Education and resources for veterinarians who want to diagnose more at the microscope without the years of trial and error.

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FREE WORKSHOP: CYTOLOGY 101

New to cytology? Watch my free 30 minute lesson and learn where to start.

Cytology doesn't have to feel this hard. 

Our courses are designed to help you stop feeling confused and start feeling confident with in-house cytology.

And because we know you're busy, our courses are self-paced with 24/7, lifetime access.

Available Courses

Mastering Cytology

for general practice


Boost your confidence and skills in interpretation of fine-needle aspirate (FNA) cytology from masses/lesions in the skin and subcutis.

5 Hours, RACE-Approved (#20-1384391)

LEARN MORE & ENROLL

Mastering Blood Smears

for general practice


Strengthen your blood smear identification skills and use that information in conjunction with the CBC to interpret what abnormalities mean for the patient.

3 Hours, RACE-Approved (#20-1321151)

LEARN MORE & ENROLL

Course Perks

Go at Your Own Pace

No start times or deadlines. The courses are fully on-demand.

24/7 Access

If you have an internet connection, you have access to your courses.

Watch Again and Again

Watch and re-watch as many times as you's like. 

RACE Approved

Gain CE credit after completing the course and passing the quiz.

What makes our courses different?

Most cytology resources fall into one of two camps:

✖️ Too basic to be useful in real-world practice, or

✖️ So advanced they leave you feeling more confused than when you started.

Our courses are different.

They're designed specifically for veterinarians who want instruction that makes sense and is immediately applicable to every day practice.

meet your instructor

Hi! I’m Dr. Kate Baker

I'm a boarded clinical pathologist who's helped thousands of general practice veterinarians become more confident reading in-house cytology.

My courses teach a simpler, more practical way to read cytology - one that helps you recognize more and actually use what you learn in practice.

If you've ever felt like cytology should make more sense than it does, you're in the right place.