Brandon Jarisch

Mr Jarisch graduated from Weber State University in Ogden, UT, with a bachelor of science degree in medical laboratory science. He received board certification as a medical laboratory scientist through the American Society of Clinical Pathologists, of which he is a member. He also is a member of the American Association of Clinical Chemistry and the American Society for Quality.

At Labcorp, Mr Jarisch is Quality Manager for the Houston satellite laboratories, as well as discipline director for satellite labs and waived testing, and semen analysis.

Ajay Grover, PhD

Dr. Grover earned a BS degree from Kurukshetra University in India and an MS degree from Panjab University in India. He graduated from the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research in Chandigarh, India, where he studied and examined the adaptive T cell immune responses of DNA vaccines against infectious diseases using immunological and molecular biology methods. He completed his postdoctoral fellowship in Immunology from Colorado State University.

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Ajay Grover, PhD

Dr. Grover earned a BS degree from Kurukshetra University in India and an MS degree from Panjab University in India. He graduated from the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research in Chandigarh, India, where he studied and examined the adaptive T cell immune responses of DNA vaccines against infectious diseases using immunological and molecular biology methods. He completed his postdoctoral fellowship in Immunology from Colorado State University.

<span>One shot for a healthier workforce</span>
October 25, 2022

One shot for a healthier workforce

Due to increased precautions taken to combat the COVID-19 pandemic—wearing masks, social distancing, hand sanitation and cleanliness—the annual flu has been relatively silent since the 2020 season.
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<span>Building a culture of health: Johns Hopkins Medicine in partnership with Labcorp</span>
October 20, 2022

Building a culture of health: Johns Hopkins Medicine in partnership with Labcorp

Dr. Richard Safeer: A Champion of Culture & Well-being Labcorp is on a mission to improve health and improve lives. In fact, each year we engage in over 10 million patient interactions, especially those in the workforce. At Labcorp Employer Services (LES), we are proud to partner with our clients and their employees in support of their well-being and safety initiatives.
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<span>Flexible screening options can accommodate every employee</span>
October 20, 2022

Flexible screening options can accommodate every employee

More than one third of adults in the U.S. have metabolic syndrome, a group of risk factors that can lead to diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Chances are, many of your employees have it and don’t know. Compounding this risk, one in five adults put off their healthcare during the pandemic. Biometric screenings are a great way to reach these individuals before their conditions become costly.
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<span>Help employees take control of their health</span>
October 20, 2022

Help employees take control of their health

Throughout the pandemic, wearing real pants and getting haircuts weren't the only things we put off. Basic health appointments and yearly exams got rescheduled, and even our routine care that catches things as serious as cancer got put on hold. Biometric screenings can help employees get back on track with their health.
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<span>Health education drives lifestyle changes</span>
October 20, 2022

Health education drives lifestyle changes

Lifestyle changes are what we strive for as a wellness provider. Our mission is to improve health and improve lives—and that means sustainable behavior changes that improve all aspects of an employee’s life.
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<span>Three common myths about flu shots for employees</span>
October 20, 2022

Three common myths about flu shots for employees

As we head into spring, wouldn't it be great if the flu disappeared along with the winter's frost? We may be less likely to contract the flu right now, but there is no time like spring to prepare for its inevitable return this fall.
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