Andrew R. Melnyk
Geneticist | Clinical Cytogenetic
7435 West Talcott Avenue Chicago Illinois, 60631About
Andrew R. Melnyk, MD, works at Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois. He is a pathologist specializing in genetic issues; chromosomal, metabolic, and growth disorders as well. Dr. Melnyk is the author of articles in The Journal of Pediatrics, American Journal of Medical Genetics, and Prenatal Diagnosis. The issues Dr. Melnyk works with are primarily in the pediatric field. Dr. Melnyk is also the Director of the Cytogenic Medical Laboratory at Resurrection. They have recently developed the Tag-It Test for carriers of cystic fibrosis. The test can determine which children have it and which adults are potential carriers.
Education and Training
Chicago Medical School
Board Certification
American Board of Pediatrics- Pediatrics
Genetics
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Areas of expertise and specialization
Faculty Titles & Positions
- Public speaking around the world -
Fellowships
- Henry Ford Hospital
Professional Society Memberships
- Ukranian Medical Association (President)
What do you attribute your success to?
Hard Work, Dedication, Many Years of Experience
Hobbies / Sports
- Skiing
Favorite professional publications
- Journal of Medical Genetics
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