Abdullah Alsuwaidan is chairman of the Clinical Genomics Department and director of the Centre for Genomic Medicine at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Read full bio and see talk title.
Ahmad Abou Tayoun is the director of the Dubai Health Genomic Medicine Center and an associate professor of fenetics at Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences. Read full bio and see talk title.
Yassmine Akkari is a senior director in the clinical laboratory of the Institute for Genomic Medicine at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and a professor of pathology at The Ohio State University. Currently, she is a member of the WHO Low- and Mid-Income Countries Committee and the chair of AMP’s Finance Committee and AMP Middle East Organizing Committee. Read full bio and see talk title.
Soufiane El Hallani is an assistant professor at the University of Alberta. In addition to his clinical duties at Alberta Precision Labs, he is the R&D lead of the Solid Tumor Molecular Pathology program at APL and chair of the Somatic Solid Tumor Working Group of the Molecular Pathology Discipline Council. He is a member of the AMP Middle East 2025 organizing committee. Read full bio and see talk title.
Charles Hill is a professor and the pathology residency director Emory University School of Medicine. He directs the Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory at Emory University Hospital. He is a member of the AMP Middle East 2025 organizing committee. Read full bio and see talk title.
Musa Hindiyeh is the director of laboratory medicine at Augusta Victoria Hospital in Jerusalem. Read full bio and see talk title.
Annette Kim is a professor of molecular and genomic pathology and the Henry Clay Bryant professor of pathology at the University of Michigan School of Medicine, where she also serves as director of the Division of Molecular and Genomic Pathology. Read full bio and see talk title.
Ravindra Kolhe is a professor and endowed chair of pathology at Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University and is an associate dean at Medical College of Georgia. He also serves is the associate cancer center director for genomics at the Georgia Cancer Center. Read full bio and see talk title.
Dr. Annette Leon is a board-certified medical geneticist focused on developing innovative, AI-powered diagnostic solutions that enhance access to and utilization of genomic medicine, driving advances in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of genetic disorders. She is a member of the AMP Middle East 2025 organizing committee. Read full bio and see talk title.
Rami Mahfouz is a professor, the director of molecular diagnostics and head of clinical pathology at the American University of Beirut Medical Center. He is a member of the AMP Middle East 2025 organizing committee. Read full bio and see talk title.
Heba Mostafa is an associate professor of pathology, section director of medical microbiology and director of molecular virology at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Read full bio and see talk title.
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Aleksandar Rajkovic is UCSF’s chief genomics officer, professor of pathology, and the medical director and chief of the Center for Genetic and Genomic Medicine in the UCSF Health System. In this role, he oversees implementation of genomic precision medicine across UCSF Health System. He has been elected into the American Society of Clinical Investigator, American Association of Physicians and National Academy of Medicine. Read full bio and see talk title.
Heidi Rehm is the director of the Genomic Medicine Unit in the Center for Genomic Medicine and the chief genomics officer at Massachusetts General Hospital, working to integrate genomics into medical practice. She is a board-certified laboratory geneticist. Read full bio and see talk title.
Somak Roy is an associate professor and the director of molecular pathology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. Read full bio and see talk title.
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Nara Lygia de Macena Sobreira received her medical degree from the Pernambuco University’s School of Medicine in 2003. She completed a clinical genetics residency in Sao Paulo, Brazil, before joining the human genetics graduate program at Johns Hopkins (2007 to 2012). This was followed by a one-year postdoc and a two-year clinical genetics fellowship at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. She is board-certified by the Brazilian Board of Medical Genetics and the American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics. Read full bio and see talk title.
Panieh Terraf is an assistant professor/attending at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. She is a member of the AMP Middle East 2025 organizing committee. Read full bio and see talk title.
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