Ahmed Alkanaq

Interpreted WGS, WES, CMA, and FISH data in a CLIA/CAP setting, producing structured reports and case documentation integrating literature and clinical findings. Contributed to assay development and variant annotation pipelines.

Created, edited, and peer-reviewed manuscripts, clinical summaries, slide decks, and abstracts in oncology, metabolic diseases, and neurogenetics. Supported key opinion leaders in content development and scientific presentation, delivering publication-ready content under tight deadlines with high editorial standards.

Wrote and published research on rare disease genetics, diabetes, and genome sequencing. Contributed to NIH-funded publications, applying advanced genomics and data interpretation.

Developed written reports and presentations for clinical genetics and molecular diagnostics. Collaborated with physicians and lab teams to summarize sequencing results for clinical use.

Delivered scientific presentations to providers and oncology stakeholders. Created technical documentation and supported marketing and educational materials.

Conducted advanced research in Medical Molecular Genetics. Focused on understanding the molecular basis of genetic diseases.

Pursued a Master of Science degree in Human Genetics. Developed expertise in genetic principles and their application to human health.

Completed a comprehensive medical degree focusing on medicine and surgery. Gained foundational knowledge and practical skills essential for medical practice.