Anne Tsai, M.D.

Academic and Clinical Positions

Chief of Pediatric Genetics, Department of Molecular and Medical Genetics

1.Assistant professor, University of Colorado 1999-2006 2.Associate professor, University of Colorado 2006-2012 3.Director, Autism Genetic Clinic, UCDHSC, 2007-2012 4.Director, 22q Deletion syndrome multidisciplinary clinic, 2010-2012 5. Associate pro

Biography

Dr. Tsai provides clinical services for children with unique physical and behavioral features and developmental delays. She diligently diagnoses her patients via modern technology such as microarray, various molecular assays and exome sequencing. She also exhausts all current treatment options and then explores possible trials. She has helped to develop the treatment modalities for short gut syndrome and Pompe disease by GLP-2 and Myozyme.

Her special interests include autism, craniofacial syndromes, neurodegenerative diseases, lysosomal/mitochondrial disorders and Sterol Metabolism and Biosynthesis defects.

Professional Education

• Degrees:
  M.D., China Medical University, Taiwan, 1990
  MSc, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 1996
  
• Residency:
  Pediatrics, Cathay General Hospital, Taipei, 1990-1993
  Pediatrics, Henry Ford Hospital, MI, 1996-1997
• Fellowships:
  Clinical Genetics, the Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto, 1993-1995
  Molecular Endocrinology, Banting and Best institutes, Toronto General Hospital, University of Toronto, 1995-1996
  Clinical Genetics, Henry Ford Hospital, 1997-1999
  Clinical Biochemical Genetics, University of Colorado, 2000-2002

Certifications

• Certifications:
  American Board of Pediatrics 1998
  American Board of Medical Genetics, Clinical Genetics 1999
  American Board of Medical Genetics, Clinical Biochemical Genetics 2002

Memberships and Associations

American Academy of Pediatrics

American College of Medical Genetics

American Society of Human Genetics