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Medical geneticist
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Dr. Anne Slavotinek specializes in clinical genetics, caring for patients who have or may have genetic disorders. Her interests include dysmorphology, the study of patterns of congenital anomalies (often called birth defects). Her research is directed toward discovering and understanding genes that cause multiple congenital anomaly syndromes.
Slavotinek earned her medical degree from the University of Adelaide in South Australia. After moving to the United Kingdom and completing her doctorate, she completed a residency in medical genetics at the Churchill Hospital, an affiliate of Oxford University Medical School, followed by a fellowship in medical genetics at St. Mary's Hospital, part of Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust. She then came to the United States and completed another fellowship in medical genetics at the National Institutes of Health.
University of Adelaide, 1987
Oxford University Medical School, Medical Genetics, 1995
National Institutes of Health, Medical Genetics, 2002
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, Medical Genetics, 1998
Clinical Genetics (MD), American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics
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