Every patient sample is a story. That's why our Lab Ops team is focused on providing physicians with comprehensive genomic information about each person's cancer. Information that's as unique as the patients are. The insights discovered in our labs may help change their story.
Work with a team, and for a company, that is as passionate about rewriting those endings as you are.
Mr. Fiedler joined Foundation Medicine, Inc. in November 2016 as general manager of international markets. He brings with him more than a decade of global leadership experience at world-renowned companies, including, Linde Group, Danaher and General Electric.
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We are seeking an experienced and strategic Senior Manager, Global Supply Chain, to lead and optimize our global supply chain operations in the genomic sequencing and medtech industry. This leadership role will be responsible for ov...
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Our Accessioning team is the first point of contact for the patient samples that are received at Foundation Medicine. Robin, a team lead at our Research Triangle Park (RTP) lab, shares how the team supports each other to improve our processes and help oncologists find the answers they need to make informed treatment decisions.
"When we say that our passion is personal, we wholeheartedly mean it. Seeing my son go through numerous cancer treatments pushed me to want to make a difference in someone else’s cancer journey. To be able to help and to do it for a living? It’s a special thing."
- Keisha, Senior Manager of Client Services
Learn more about our US Client Services team from Keisha here.
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