Residency · Chapel Hill, NC
Sponsored by University of North Carolina Hospitals
Director, Medical Genetics Residency Program
Clinical genetics and genomics physician, Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Assistant Director, Medical Genetics Residency Program
Clinical genetics and genomics physician, Associate Professor at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Division Chief of Pediatric Genetics and Metabolism
Medical genetics / clinical genetics (m.d.) physician, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Hearing loss; birth defects; and inborn errors of metabolism, Hearing loss; birth defects; and inborn errors of metabolism. Ethical impact of new discoveries in genetic hearing loss on deaf persons and their families., Ethical impact of new discoveries in genetic hearing loss on deaf persons and their families.
Clinical Mentor/Supervisor in the Clinical Genetics and Genomics Residency Program
Professor of Pediatrics, Division of Genetics and Metabolism
Pediatric medicine physician, Professor of Pediatrics at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Cytogenetics; dysmorphology; and hearing loss., The ethical, legal and social implications (ELSI) of genomics research as new technologies emerge and the field expands., Easing disease burden for patients and families with rare disease, including hearing loss, Angelman syndrome and Prader-Willi syndrome.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Clinical genetics and genomics physician, Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Bryson Distinguished Professor of Pediatrics
Pediatric medicine physician, Professor at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Clinical Trials, genetic architecture of complex traits, obesity and body weight regulation, polygenic mouse models, Gene Therapy, Genetics
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Clinical genetics and genomics physician, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Assistant Professor
Clinical genetics and genomics physician at University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Assistant Professor
Clinical genetics and genomics physician, Assistant Professor at Duke University Hospital
Newborn screening
Assistant Professor
Clinical genetics and genomics physician, Assistant Professor at Duke University Hospital
Assistant Professor
Clinical genetics and genomics physician at University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Professor of Pediatrics; Roper Investigator
Professor of Pediatrics at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Molecular principles of auditory information processing and Gene Therapy approaches to treat neurological disorders, Dr. Young is a research scientist specializing in the field of Genetics and Metabolism. His main focus is m, Genetics and metabolism, Molecular principles of auditory informatoin processing
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Research Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina Hospitals
Intrinsic AAV proteins and their potential roles in AAV biology that can be applied to AAV gene therapies in the Central Nervous System (CNS)., rAAV, gene therapy, rare genetics disorders, Central nervous system, in vivo
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Research Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina Hospitals
