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Tissue Resources Program
The Tissue Resources Program oversees all tissue banking activities and services provided in New York State, from donor solicitation to clinical use. Regulations also include requirements for facilities (Non-Transplant Anatomic Banks) that…
New Test for Cystic Fibrosis Will Reduce Diagnostic Testing by 81%
Wadsworth Center Newborn Screening Program Sequences the Gene Responsible for Cystic Fibrosis
Good news for new parents: the Wadsworth Center’s Newborn Screening Program has developed a more precise screening tool for cystic fibrosis (CF),…
Wadsworth Center’s Dr. Kirsten St. George receives the 2017 Diagnostic Virology Award
At the recent Clinical Virology Symposium in Savannah, Georgia, Dr. St. George, Chief of the Laboratory of Viral Diseases at the Wadsworth Center, was presented with the 2017 Diagnostic Virology Award. Established in 1985, this international career-…
Antimicrobial Resistance Laboratory Network
Antimicrobial Resistance (AR) Lab Network Regional Lab testing takes place in both the Bacteriology Laboratory and the Mycology Laboratory (Candida)Northeast Regional Isolate Submission (CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, RI, VT and NYC)Submit discordant…
FDA accredits Wadsworth Center as a 3rd party reviewer
FDA accredits Wadsworth Center as a 3rd party reviewer for selected premarket notifications or 510(k)s, which allows the Center to review, on FDA’s behalf, certain devices that fall under this classification.
This accreditation represents…
Wadsworth Center Trains Laboratorians from Seven States to Test for Antimicrobial Resistance
Members of Wadsworth Center’s Bacteriology Laboratory, along with a guest lecturer from the CDC, provided a 2-day classroom and hands-on workshop in culture, susceptibility and DNA detection of antibiotic resistant bacteria for 12 laboratory…
Wadsworth Center’s Winning Team
“Yesterday’s home runs don’t win today’s games.” -Babe Ruth
As any fan or parent who spends countless hours at the field can tell you, it’s baseball season. Just as the baseball stars we watch on TV have put…
Lab sciences grad program brought me from the yogurt factory to public health
My career as a laboratory scientist started in a yogurt factory. Yes, you read that correctly. And no, it was definitely not your typical lab experience.
To read the rest of the article, see the APHL Lab Blog.
New Master of Laboratory Science Program Pairs Coursework with Direct Laboratory Experience
In September 2012, the New York State Department of Health's Wadsworth Center launched a new cross-disciplinary Master of Science in Laboratory Science (MLS) program.
More of this article can be found at APHL Lab Matters.
Lab science program readies first graduates
In the David Axelrod Institute just past the expanse of Albany Medical Center's campus, Erin Hughes works to improve screening techniques for cystic fibrosis.
To read more of this article, go to Albany Times Union.
Lab…
NYMAC Partners with MACHC and JHU to Improve Access to Genetic Services
NYMAC Regional Genetics Network is pleased to announce a partnership with Johns Hopkins University and the Mid-Atlantic Association for Community Health Centers (MACHC). This collaboration will lead to increased access to genetic services for…
Health Department Graduates Lab Class
Dr. May Chu, assistant director of public health, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, gives the keynote address during the Wadsworth Center Master of Laboratory Science graduation ceremony.
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Wadsworth Center graduates master's class
The state Health Department's Wadsworth Centergraduated its second masters class on Wednesday. The two-year program blends traditional course study and an estimated 1,200 hours of work in Wadsworth's public laboratories.
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2017 Graduates on a Mission
On August 16, 2017 Wadsworth Center’s Master of Science in Laboratory Sciences (MLS) Program graduates its fourth class.
One component of Wadsworth Center’s mission is education. The work of this year’s three graduates links the…
About the Program
The Clinical Laboratory Evaluation Program (CLEP) seeks to ensure the accuracy and reliability of test results in clinical laboratories located in or accepting specimens from New York State (NYS) through on-site inspections, proficiency testing and…
Spinal Cord Injury Research Board Business Meeting
A videoconferencing site will be available at:NYS DOH Wadsworth Center, Biggs Laboratory, Sturman Conference Room, Empire State Plaza, Albany, NY 12201The Board solicits, receives, reviews and recommends applications for…
Applications
Application due date: February 16, 2018; rolling admission until April 27, 2018
Part I Online Application
Upon submission of the online form, you will receive an email with instructions on how to submit additional materials required to…
Former Wadsworth Center Researcher Receives Nobel Prize
New York State Department of Health Press Release October 4, 2017
Statement from Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker on Dr. Joachim Frank's Nobel Prize in Chemistry
"Scientific discoveries propel humanity to ever greater…
Wadsworth Center Senior Staff Gets National Recognition for Newborn Screening
For the second year in a row, a Wadsworth Center director has received the Harry Hannon Laboratory Improvement Award in Newborn Screening from the Assocation of Public Health Laboratories (APHL). Joseph Orsini, Ph.D., Deputy Director of the…
Wadsworth Center's Dr. Kirsten St. George - Developing Diagnostic Capabilities for Arboviruses
Dr. Kirsten St. George, Chief of the Laboratory of Viral Diseases at Wadsworth Center, was recently invited to speak at a technical workshop hosted by the Trust for Science Technology and Research of Puerto Rico, the Brain Trust for Tropical…