Biography
Chesie Voma-Awu, Ph.D., NRCC, MLS(ASCP), is a distinguished clinical laboratory executive, laboratory medicine specialist, educator, and healthcare entrepreneur with more than 15 years of experience advancing clinical diagnostics, laboratory operations, quality systems, and healthcare education. As the Founder and Clinical Laboratory Director of Lab2Doctors, she provides strategic leadership focused on strengthening diagnostic excellence, laboratory performance, and the integration of laboratory science into clinical decision-making.
Dr. Voma-Awu combines advanced scientific training with extensive leadership experience in clinical laboratory medicine. She holds a Ph.D. in Bioanalytical and Clinical Chemistry from Cleveland State University, completed a clinical pathology fellowship at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, and holds professional credentials including NRCC Clinical Chemist certification and MLS(ASCP). Her expertise encompasses clinical chemistry, transfusion medicine, molecular diagnostics, laboratory quality management, regulatory compliance, and professional education.
Through Lab2Doctors and her broader professional work, Dr. Voma-Awu is committed to building high-performing laboratory systems, developing healthcare professionals, and improving the quality, reliability, and accessibility of diagnostic services. Her leadership reflects a strategic blend of scientific expertise, innovation, education, and operational excellence, positioning her as a respected voice in the advancement of modern laboratory medicine and healthcare delivery.
Education & Credentials
- Ph.D. in Bioanalytical and Clinical Chemistry, Cleveland State University
- Clinical Pathology Fellowship, University of Louisville School of Medicine
- NRCC Board Certified Clinical Chemist
- MLS(ASCP) — Medical Laboratory Scientist, American Society for Clinical Pathology
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