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/ jəˈnōmiks / · noun
noun · precision scienceThe branch of molecular biology concerned with the structure, function, evolution, and mapping of genomes and the clinical application of that knowledge to human health.
Origin
From Greek genesis (origin) + -ome (complete set). First used in 1986 by scientist Tom Roderick to describe the science of mapping entire genetic sequences.
The Genomics Department at the American Board of Precision Medicine translates the science of the human genome into actionable clinical knowledge - equipping physicians to interpret genetic data, identify hereditary risk, and personalize care at the molecular level.
From whole-genome sequencing and variant interpretation to pharmacogenomics and hereditary cancer risk, this department bridges the gap between laboratory discovery and bedside practice - training clinicians in the tools that define the future of medicine.
Grounded in rigorous board standards and driven by an interdisciplinary framework, genomics at ABOPM is not a subspecialty - it is the foundation of precision care.
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The Genomics Department at ABOPM exists at the intersection of molecular science and patient care — training physicians to decode the genome, apply its insights, and transform outcomes across every clinical specialty.
Advancing research in whole-genome sequencing, variant pathogenicity, and epigenomic profiling — expanding our understanding of the genetic architecture of human disease.
Bridging the gap between laboratory genomics and bedside medicine — developing board-certified frameworks for pharmacogenomics, hereditary risk, and precision therapeutics.
Building the next generation of genomics-fluent clinicians through rigorous board standards, interdisciplinary training, and collaboration across medicine and molecular science.
"The genome is not destiny — it is a map. The Genomics Department at ABOPM trains physicians to read it, interpret it, and act on it with precision and purpose."
— American Board of Precision Medicine · Genomics DepartmentThe genome is the most complete biological map of a human being ever assembled. Learning to read it is not optional for the future of medicine — it is foundational.
Genomics equips clinicians to move beyond symptom management and into the molecular root causes of disease — enabling earlier detection, more precise therapeutics, and care that is truly individualized at the DNA level.
By mastering genomics, clinicians gain the power to:
The science is here. The clinical tools are ready. The question is, are you?
Genomics-guided care demonstrably improves survival rates, reduces adverse drug reactions, and enables true preventive medicine.
Genome sequencing costs have dropped 99.9%. Genomic data is now routinely generated, clinicians who can't interpret it will be left behind.
Board certification in genomics establishes you as a recognized leader, differentiating your expertise in an era where precision medicine is standard of care.
Genomics connects every specialty: oncology, cardiology, neurology, reproductive medicine - giving you tools that transcend clinical silos.
Active research areas driving genomic medicine forward:
The genomic revolution is not a future event - it is happening now. Whole genome sequencing, pharmacogenomics, and polygenic risk modeling are actively reshaping how disease is detected, treated, and prevented at the molecular level.
The ABOPM Genomics Department positions clinicians at the center of this transformation - equipping them with the scientific literacy, clinical frameworks, and board-certified credentials to lead genomic medicine in any specialty.
— Director of Genomics —
Dr. Yazdi completed his medical training at USC and residency at Stanford University, later becoming a Clinical Fellow in regenerative medicine at UC Irvine. His clinical foundation spans the intersection of genomics, bioinformatics, and artificial intelligence.
As founder of Systomic Health and a leader at SelfDecode, he has pioneered genomic technologies adopted by biotechnology companies and global health platforms — driving a new era of personalized, precision medicine.
Dr. Panzner earned a BS in Cellular & Molecular Biology from the University of South Florida and a PhD in Molecular & Cellular Pharmacology from Stony Brook University. His doctoral research focused on extracellular vesicles and their role in breast cancer metastasis and tumor-immune crosstalk.
After analyzing his own genome and resolving chronic health issues through targeted nutrition and lifestyle changes, he founded Holistic Genetic Health Solutions. His educational platform on safe supplementation reaches over 3 million monthly viewers across social media.
Dr. Nacarelli earned his Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University, a Master's in individualized genomics & health from Johns Hopkins University, and a PhD in healthcare genetics & genomics from Clemson University. His dissertation focused on nutrigenomics, metabolomics, and cardiovascular disease.
He works as a precision health consultant with Theriome and SelfDecode, seeing clients for precision health consults while educating practitioners on applying precision health and nutrigenomics in clinical care.
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Get Involved →As precision medicine continues to evolve, genomics will play an increasingly central role in redefining how disease is understood, predicted, and treated at the molecular level.
The Genomics Department at ABOPM remains committed to advancing this field through scientific leadership, clinical innovation, and collaborative discovery. Together with our global community of physicians and researchers, we are helping shape the future of next-generation healthcare.
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