Andrew J. Layman

Andrew J. Layman, M.D., is a Research Fellow at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, affiliated with the Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education and Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology. He specializes in cardiovascular and forensic pathology.

• 2022: Fellowship in Forensic Pathology (Maryland Medical Examiner)
• 2021: Cardiovascular Pathology Fellowship (Mayo Clinic)
• 2017: M.D. (Johns Hopkins University)

His research focuses on cardiovascular and transplant pathology, immune mechanisms in disease, and forensic autopsy practices. Recent publications explore thoracic transplant diagnostics, valve pathology, and rare cardiac conditions.

Scientific honors include Academic Excellence in Pathology (2016), William Welch Award (2016), and Trainee Research Award (2011). He chairs the Clinical Competency Committee for Cardiovascular Pathology and directs resident rotations at Mayo Clinic.