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University of Washington
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| Rhona M. Jack, PhD, NRCC
Telephone: (206) 987-2569
E-mail: rhona.jack@seattlechildrens.org
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Children's Hospital and Regional
Medical Center
Laboratory A-6901
4800 Sand Point Way SE
Seattle, WA 98105
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| Petrie Rainey, MD, PhD
Telephone: (206) 598-6140
E-mail: pmrainey@u.washington.edu
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University of Washington
Department of Laboratory
UWAC, Box 357110
1959 NE Pacific Street
Seattle, WA 98195
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University of Washington Medical Center
Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center
Seattle Veterans Affairs Medical Center
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Faculty and Research Interests
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University of Washington Medical Center
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| Michael Astion, MD, PhD |
Immunology; multimedia computer-aided
tutorials |
| Wayne L. Chandler, MD |
Enzymology, coagulation |
| David Chou, MD |
Informatics |
| Petrie M. Rainey, MD, PhD |
Clinical pharmacology, toxicology |
| Karen Stephens, PhD |
Molecular genetics |
| Larry A. Bauer, PharmD |
Clinical pharmacokinetics,
pharmacogenomics |
| Mark Wener, MD |
Immunology |
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Seattle Veterans Affairs Health Care System
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| Daniel D. Bankson, PhD, MBA, DABCC
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Endocrinology, Nutrition, and Metabolism
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Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center
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| Rhona M. Jack, PhD, NRCC |
Pediatric biochemistry, biochemical
genetics |
| Kent E. Opheim, PhD, DABCC |
Pediatric pharmacology, molecular cytogenetics |
| Joe C. Rutledge, MD |
Genetic diseases |
| Karen D. Tsuchiya, MD |
Molecular Pathology and Genetics; microarrays |
| Min Xu, MD, PhD |
Pediatric Clinical Chemistry; immunoassay development |
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Washington State Toxicology Laboratory
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| Barry Logan, PhD, DABFT |
Forensic toxicology |
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Sacred Heart Medical Center
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| Lawrence A. Killingsworth, PhD, DABCC
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Protein abnormalities
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Program Listing:
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Level(s) of training:
Number of positions available per year:
Duration of program:
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Number of past graduates (over last 10 years):
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Postdoctoral
1 postdoctoral (Dept. funded)
Two years
$36,000-$51,000
(*NRSA postdoctoral; level depends on experience)
Departmental
4 postdoctoral
9 postdoctoral |
Application Procedures:
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PhD or MD with academic credentials appropriate for
ABCC certification; or MD with credentials for ABP certification. |
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Procedures:
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Contact Rhona Jack, PhD or Petrie Rainey MD, PhD by email for program information and application
form. |
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Program Description
The goal of this two-year postdoctoral program
in clinical chemistry is to prepare doctoral scientists or physicians
for academic careers in laboratory medicine. The training is tailored
to the backgrounds and interests of the individual fellows and is
divided into two phases. Generally in the first six to nine months,
in addition to taking a didactic course in human pathophysiology,
fellows will rotate through all divisions of the clinical chemistry
laboratories of the University of Washington, Harborview Medical
Center, Children’s Hospital & Regional Medical Center,
and the Seattle Veterans Affairs Health Care System. During this
period, fellows become familiar with the spectrum of pathophysiology,
analytical methods, and instrumentation used in these clinical chemistry
laboratories. Following the first 9 months of training, fellows
For the remaining 15-18 months of training, fellows pursue research
relevant to laboratory medicine under the mentorship of Laboratory
Medicine faculty. The fellows will also develop skills in laboratory
management and participate in undergraduate and graduate teaching
programs of the Department.
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