Revolutionizing Healthcare with Pharmacogenomic Testing

CEimpact Podcast

Join Ashlee as she talks with Ina, the Director of Clinical Operations at RxGenomix, about the fascinating world of pharmacogenomics. Throughout this episode, Ashlee and Ina get into the nitty-gritty of pharmacogenomic testing - a game-changer in ensuring the right medication is administered to the right patient at the right time and dose.
Listen to this episode to equip yourself with the knowledge to grasp the potential and significance of pharmacogenomics in patient care. Whether a healthcare professional or simply curious, it's time to step into the future of personalized medicine.
In this episode, the two discuss:
- Pharmacogenomics & their implications
- The role genetics play in influencing medication responses
- Integrating pharmacogenomics into routine patient care
- The future of pharmacogenomics
Dr. Ina Liko received her Doctor of Pharmacy degree at the University of Illinois at Chicago where she was initially exposed to pharmacogenomics. She then completed a clinical residency program at Monroe Clinic where her research project was focused on the implementation of pharmacogenomics. After this initial exposure to the clinical application of pharmacogenomics, she gained experience in implementing it in a larger scale by completing a fellowship in the Clinical Implementation of Pharmacogenomics at the University of Colorado where she was exposed to a systematic approach of implementing pharmacogenomics in various therapeutic classes. Dr. Liko now serves as the Director of Clinical Pharmacogenomics Operations at RxGenomix where she works collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team leading the clinical operations.
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Capíttulos

1. Pharmacogenomics (00:00:00)

2. Pharmacogenomics Course and Testing Introduction (00:15:03)

3. Enrollment and Expertise in Pharmacogenomics (00:21:47)