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INVITE: Rapid Genomics Adoption in Pede/NICU w/ Dr. Wojcik (Boston Children‘s)

Published: 2026-06-25Institution: JefferiesPages: 7Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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INVITE: Rapid Genomics Adoption in Pede/NICU w/ Dr. Wojcik (Boston Children‘s)

USA | Life Science Tools & Diagnostics EquityJuneResearch25, 2026

INVITE: Rapid Genomics Adoption in Pede/NICU

w/ Dr. Wojcik (Boston Children's)

Please join us on Wednesday, July 1st at 9 AM ET for a discussion with

Dr. Monica Wojcik, neonatologist and clinical geneticist at Boston Children's

Hospital and Associate Professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. The

discussion will focus on whole genome/whole exome testing in the NICU/PICU

settings, Axelios rapid NICU sequencing, rare disease testing and the role of

clinical guidelines, among others. Please register here.

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, July 1st, 9 AM ET

Host: Tycho Peterson, Jefferies Life Science Tools and Diagnostics

PLEASE REGISTER HERE

Discussion topics:

NICU/PICU WGS/WES implementation: workflows, turnaround, physician adoption•

Axelios vs other platforms in rapid NICU sequencing: speed, cost, usability•

Rare disease genomic testing adoption and the role of clinical guidelines•

Policy friction and real-world implementation of genomics in general pediatric care vs. NICU•

settings

Relevant tickers: WGS, NTRA, ILMN, ROP-SW, and others

Speaker biography

Dr. Monica Wojcik is a neonatologist and clinical geneticist at Boston Children's Hospital and an

Associate Professor in pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, who specializes both clinically and

academically in rare diseases affecting the fetus and neonate. Following her pediatric residency,

she pursued combined fellowship training in both neonatology and genetics and subsequently

obtained her Master of Public Health degree to augment her clinical effectiveness and health

services research. She currently serves as the Director of the Neonatal Genomics Program at

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