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From left to right, Toni Pollock, Margaret Coppin, Tracy George, Sarah Teofilo, Erica Clyde, and Ligaya Kuiken, stand behind a table with brochures.

From left to right, Toni Pollock, director of PharmaDx; Margaret Coppin, HT(ASCP), chief quality officer; Tracy George, MD, chief scientific officer and president of ARUP’s Innovation Business Unit; Sarah Teofilo, chief information officer; Erica Clyde, MBA, PMi-PMP®, MB(ASCP)CM, director of the ARUP Institute for Research and Innovation in Diagnostic and Precision Medicine™; and Ligaya Kuiken, MBA, MLS(ASCP)CM, MB(ASCP)CM, ARUP Human Resources education program coordinator, celebrate George’s selection as one of the 2026 Top 10 Influential Women by Utah Business magazine at a luncheon honoring the Women To Watch nominees.

Tracy George, MD, smiles at the camera.

Tracy George, MD, ARUP chief scientific officer and president of the Innovation Business Unit, is once again a featured speaker at Recursion’s annual Evening of Hope, held in recognition of Rare Disease Day.

Pictured from left to right are Hunter Best, Tracy George, Erica Clyde, and Salika Shakir talk. The window behind them shows the ARUP campus.

Leaders of ARUP’s Innovation Business Unit discuss their latest developments. Pictured from left to right are Hunter Best, PhD, FACMG; Tracy George, MD; Erica Clyde, MBA, PMI-PMP®, MB(ASCP)CM; and Salika Shakir, PhD, D(ABMM).

ARUP’s Robert Ohgami, MD, PhD,

ARUP’s Robert Ohgami, MD, PhD, MBA, FCAP, gave a poster presentation detailing novel research on AI-driven grading of Castleman disease histopathology.

Dr. Tracy George stands in front of a blurred window.

Tracy George, MD, ARUP chief scientific officer and Innovation Business Unit president, will serve on the Board of Directors for BioUtah starting in January.

Navigating AI in the Clinical Laboratory

Our latest white paper, “Navigating AI in the Clinical Laboratory: Key Considerations,” provides a thorough exploration of the benefits and challenges of adopting artificial intelligence in the lab.

Group photo of the ARUP Clinical Investigations team

The ARUP Clinical Investigations team includes (back row, left to right) Galina Chernova, Kendall Ence, Qian Guo, Stephanie Harrison, and Jacob Brugger; (middle row, left to right) Nicholas Mangome, Chau Trinh, Ani Schjelderup, Carrie Pederson, and Amy Ballard; (front row, left to right) Toni Pollock, Katharina Pennington, Karis Tran, and Rachel Lloyd.

Illustration of the biomarker pTau 217.

The biomarker pTau 217 is associated with Alzheimer’s disease pathology and can be detected in plasma, providing a minimally invasive option to support other diagnostic tests.

Text: Connect with ARUP Laboratories at AAN 2025

Visit booth #915 to explore the latest in diagnostic laboratory testing and discuss your testing needs with ARUP experts.