Tina Truong, M MSc, Cgc
About Tina Truong, M MSc, Cgc
Tina Truong, M MSc, Cgc, is a Senior Research Coordinator at NYU Langone Health, focusing on developing tools to identify pathogenic non-coding variants in undiagnosed diseases.
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Tina Truong holds the position of Senior Research Coordinator at NYU Langone Health. She is responsible for overseeing various research projects and ensuring the smooth coordination between different stakeholders involved in the research process.
Current Employment at NYU Langone Health
Tina Truong has been working at NYU Langone Health as a Senior Research Coordinator since 2020. Based in New York, New York, United States, she plays a key role in the Children's Hospital at NYU Hassenfeld. Her work focuses on developing new tools to identify pathogenic non-coding variants in undiagnosed diseases.
Role in Genomics Technologies
At NYU Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, Tina Truong is part of a team dedicated to implementing the latest genomics technologies to diagnose children with rare genetic diseases. She works on bridging the gap between the genomics technologies available in the lab and those utilized clinically for undiagnosed diseases, contributing significantly to advancing the field of clinical genomics.
Development of Diagnostic Tools
Tina Truong is heavily involved in the development of new tools aimed at identifying pathogenic non-coding variants in undiagnosed diseases. This innovative work is instrumental in improving the diagnostic processes for these complex conditions, thereby helping healthcare providers better understand and manage rare genetic diseases.
Advancements in Clinical Genomics
Tina Truong contributes to advancing the field of clinical genomics by applying cutting-edge technologies to undiagnosed diseases. Her efforts are pivotal in enhancing the capabilities of clinical settings to diagnose and treat rare and undiagnosed genetic conditions more effectively.