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Speakers BureauPharmacogenetics experts are available to speak to medical groups or associations anywhere in the U.S. We can also arrange for non-medical group presentations within a 100 mile radius of Seattle. In general, speakers require an audience of 20 or more. We welcome your suggestions for topics not listed. E-mail Kristine Ashcraft at kashcraft@genelex.com to make arrangements for a speaker. You can also reach her by phone: 800 523-3080 x 2857. Be sure to include your name, a brief description of your organization, where it is located (city, state) and any other relevant information. TOPIC DIRECTORYClinical Pharmacogenetics: a Primer for Healthcare Professionals Applying Pharmacogenetics in Psychiatry DNA Testing and Personalized Medicine for the Informed Patient |
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