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About Dr. Gu
Dr. Jun Gu is an Associate Professor at the School of Health Professions (SHP) and is a Program Director for the Cytogenetic Technology (CGT) Program. He received his Bachelor's degree in Medicine from the School of Medicine, Zhejiang University in 1989. He completed his surgical residency in Hangzhou Red Cross Hospital in 1992. He later received his Master's degree in Environmental Science with an emphasis in Genetic Toxicology from the School of Public Health, University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston and subsequently a Doctor of Philosophy from Trident University in Healthcare Management. He was the last graduate student of Dr. T.C. Hsu, who discovered hypotonic effect for modern cytogenetics. Dr. Gu holds a specialty clinical cytogenetics certification from ASCP. He joined MD Anderson Cancer Center in 1994 and has worked in both clinical and academic environments. Dr. Gu has taught over 15 courses to CGT, DG, and SHP students. He is also serving as a member of the institutional Education Resources Committee (ERC) and Alumni & Faculty Association Steering Committe at the MD Anderson Cancer Center. Dr. Gu has 28 publications in peer-reviewed journals, 78 abstracts, and 52 oral and poster presentations.
