Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine

The ADLM Scholars Program, hosted at the ADLM Annual Meeting, introduces students to laboratory medicine career paths and connects them with ADLM mentors. Join us and Kendra Honey, a clinical laboratory science student at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and 2024 ADLM Scholar, to welcome the 2025 ADLM Scholars Program participants: Sheridan Allen Priscilla Cerino Brooke Eller Natalie McDuffie Linh Nguyen Ngoc Nhat Jackeline Olivas-Marin Alisha Parekh Awuraa Sakyi Opoku Scarlet Sheets Ryleigh Wilson #ADLMLabWeek2025 https://ow.ly/oUVl50VGyjO

Happy #ADLMLabWeek2025! Thanks to all Clinical Laboratory Scientists, including our Doctors of Clinical Laboratory Science. Your dedication impacts patient lives every day. And a special thanks to ADLM’s new DCLS Task Force. Learn more about what they are working on: https://ow.ly/2oW250VGsI7 Pictured: Kacy Peterson (left) and Miguel Ventura (right)

It’s #MLPW2025! Join us to commemorate the 50th year since the first #LabWeek. Share a picture with your lab partner or team and tell us why you enjoy working alongside them in the lab. Use #ADLMLabWeek2025 and we’ll repost the best photos.

In honor of #ADLMLabWeek2025, we’d like to highlight two guidance documents from our Academy Fellows over the past year: one on the Measurement and Reporting of Lipids and Lipoproteins, and one on Laboratory Diagnosis of Respiratory Viruses. The Academy’s guidance documents provide a helpful overview of hot topics in the field of laboratory medicine, with a special focus on achieving maximum impact on patient care. https://ow.ly/a7jY50VFsxk

We want to know who you’re proud of this #LabWeek. Post a picture with the team or colleague who inspires you, tag us, and include #MLPW2025 and #ADLMLabWeek2025.

Happy #ADLMLabWeek2025! This #MLPW2025, ADLM thanks our committee leaders and volunteers for their hard work and continuous dedication to not only ADLM, but also the field of laboratory medicine. Thanks to your efforts, we’re carving a path to better healthcare for all. Tell us about the laboratory medicine professionals who inspire you.

Celebrate #LabWeek with us! Snap a selfie with your lab partner or team and tell us how they’re making a difference. Tag us and use #ADLMLabWeek2025 and #MLPW2025, and we’ll repost the best pics.

The Advisory Committee on Heritable Disorders in Newborns and Children plays a vital role in the United States’ efforts to detect, diagnose, and treat asymptomatic babies with serious medical conditions. Left undetected and untreated, these disorders may lead to premature death or lifelong disability. ADLM is calling on Congress to reinstate this committee, which helped to expand the conditions that newborn screening tests for and to ensure the accuracy of these tests and the availability of effective treatment. https://ow.ly/PWAO50VBOUl

Are you planning an educational activity for laboratory professionals? Apply for ACCENT accreditation to provide your participants with valuable CE credit while elevating the credibility of your activity with a globally recognized program. ACCENT provides accessible, flexible, and simple options for activity organizers to offer and report CE credit for clinical laboratory professionals. Since 1982, ACCENT CE credit has been accepted by state licensure boards and organizations worldwide. https://ow.ly/tPEA50VBHia

Mark J. Golden will step down as ADLM CEO when his contract concludes on August 17. He joined ADLM in 2020, guiding the association through the unprecedented challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and into a successful period of post-pandemic recovery. https://ow.ly/E7Ca50VxH5z