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JOSHUA COLEMAN was named vice president of medical affairs at GenomOncology.

He will oversee clinical content development and curation of scientific evidence, enhancing the company’s proprietary knowledge-enabled platform. The GenomOncology software suite empowers molecular pathologists with a seamless workflow for the interpretation of genetic sequencing data and clinical decision support, from quality control through reporting.

Prior to joining GenomOncology, Coleman held an appointment of assistant professor at The Ohio State University College of Medicine and practiced molecular genetic pathology in the James Cancer Hospital Molecular Laboratory. He is board-certified in hematopathology and molecular genetic pathology.

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