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Kristin Hunt Karner, MD, brings her expertise to ARUP diagnostics every day. She is a medical director for two ARUP departments, Hematopathology and Molecular Oncology.
The laboratorians in the ARUP Immunohematology Reference Laboratory spend their days determining the more complex blood types of patients.
Around 100 students a day spend time at Junior Achievement City. At ARUP’s kiosk there, a student laboratorian can stain slides and look at them under a microscope, among other tasks.
A comprehensive new Trace and Toxic Elements resource available free to the public at arupconsult.com offers expert laboratory testing information about 18 common elements, from iron to zinc.
ARUP received a 2018 Best Companies to Work For Award from Utah Business Magazine. More than 800 responses from an employee survey earned ARUP this recognition.
ARUP’s program of analyzing test ordering patterns, or ATOP™, helps zero in on opportunities to improve patient care for ARUP clients.
With ARUP Connect™, clients can access their test orders and records, order supplies, and otherwise interact online easily with ARUP regardless of where they are, using a simple laptop and password.
Pathologists at ARUP routinely help flesh out complex reports by phone or email and actively engage with medical practitioners, and sometimes patients.
The culture of doctoring. Myths of the invention process. Entrepreneurship. Brian Jackson, MD, MS, explores these topics and more in the context of laboratory medicine with ARUP’s new podcast LabMind.
Gary Hecox thrives on outdoor activities and challenging himself.
ARUP has experienced zero losses of specimens—including nucleic acid from DNA—sent in the laboratory’s specially designed carrier, the Paraffin Tissue and Extracted Nucleic Acid Transport Kit.
Currently a team of 16 genetic counselors collaborate with each other and experts throughout ARUP to provide answers to patients.
