Jeong Eun Kim
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Jeong Eun Kim is a clinical laboratory scientist whose work centers on the critical intersection of automation and mass spectrometry in therapeutic drug monitoring. Her most cited study, published in *Clinical Mass Spectrometry* in 2023, provides a rigorous evaluation of the Andrew+ robotic liquid handler for preparing whole blood samples to quantitate immunosuppressants via LC-MS/MS. This work directly addresses a pressing need in clinical chemistry: improving the reproducibility and throughput of complex sample preparation while reducing manual error. By demonstrating that the Andrew+ platform delivers robust, accurate results for drugs like tacrolimus and sirolimus, Kim’s research offers a practical pathway for high-volume clinical labs to adopt automated workflows. Though her citation count is still growing, the study’s immediate relevance to lab efficiency and patient safety marks it as a foundational contribution. Kim’s collaborative effort with a large team of specialists—including pathologists and technologists—underscores her role in bridging technical validation with real-world clinical implementation, making her a key voice in the modernization of clinical mass spectrometry.
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