Proprietor, The Fritsma Factor, Your Interactive Hemostasis Resource
Biography
George Fristma manages www.fritsmafactor.com, The Fritsma Factor, Your Interactive Hemostasis Resource, an informational blog supported by Precision BioLogic, Inc, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia and is the education director for BioMedica Diagnostics, Inc., Windsor, Nova Scotia.
George is a consultant for the Laboratory Medicine Division of the Pathology Department, University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine, where he provides lectures for pathology residents and for hematology and pathology fellows. George is an associate professor for Rutgers University and Michigan State University, where he provides web-based instructions in hematology and hemostasis.
George provides international seminars and webinars in hemostasis and hematology. George is an author for Rodak's Hematology, 5th edition, 2016, Elsevier; and for Quick Guide to Blood Collection, 2nd Edition, 2016, Statistics and Quality Control, 2012; and Quick Guide to Renal Disease Testing, 2011. He is a consulting editor for the Clinical Laboratory Science journal. George holds a bachelor's in biology and chemistry from Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, a Masters in Medical Technology from Wayne State University, Detroit, and advanced course work from Illinois State University and the University of Illinois at Chicago.
George is a consultant for the Laboratory Medicine Division of the Pathology Department, University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine, where he provides lectures for pathology residents and for hematology and pathology fellows. George is an associate professor for Rutgers University and Michigan State University, where he provides web-based instructions in hematology and hemostasis.
George provides international seminars and webinars in hemostasis and hematology. George is an author for Rodak's Hematology, 5th edition, 2016, Elsevier; and for Quick Guide to Blood Collection, 2nd Edition, 2016, Statistics and Quality Control, 2012; and Quick Guide to Renal Disease Testing, 2011. He is a consulting editor for the Clinical Laboratory Science journal. George holds a bachelor's in biology and chemistry from Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, a Masters in Medical Technology from Wayne State University, Detroit, and advanced course work from Illinois State University and the University of Illinois at Chicago.
