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Christine Eng

Chief Medical Officer at Baylor Miraca Genetics Laboratory
📍 Houston, Texas, United States

Christine Eng is the Chief Medical Officer and Chief Quality Officer at Baylor Genetics, and a Professor at Baylor College of Medicine. A Yale University and Tulane University School of Medicine graduate, she is a leading expert in molecular and human genetics, focusing on diagnostic testing for inherited disorders.

Dr. Eng is the 2020 recipient of the David L. Rimoin Lifetime Achievement Award in Medical Genetics, recognizing her significant contributions to the field.

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Current Role
Chief Medical Officer
Location
Houston, Texas, United States
Personality Overview
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Priorities

Topics Christine cares about

Genetic Diagnostics
Her career is dedicated to developing and implementing advanced molecular diagnostic tests for a wide range of inherited genetic disorders.
Metabolic Disorders
She specializes in the diagnosis and management of inborn errors of metabolism and mitochondrial diseases, a core part of her clinical practice.
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Career

Work history

4-2016
Chief Medical Officer
Baylor Miraca Genetics Laboratory
2-2015
Chief Quality Officer, Vice President, Executive Laboratory Director
Baylor Miraca Genetics Laboratories
2006
Director, Medical Genetics Laboratories
Baylor College of Medicine
2001
Medical Geneticist
Texas Children's Hospital
2000
Professor
Baylor College of Medicine
In the press

Media appearances

In our latest interview with Christine Eng, MD, of Baylor Genetics and Baylor College of Medicine. Featured in Facebook (Contemporary Pediatrics)
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Education
BA
Yale University
MD
Tulane University School of Medicine
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