Daniel A Kaczor graduated in June of 1980 from Utica College of Syracuse University where he earned his Bachelor's in Science in Medical Technology. He became board certified by the College of American Pathologists in August of 1980. Dan's entire professional career has been dedicated to the field of Hemostasis and Thrombosis. His tenure with Stago encompasses the last 28 years. He is currently the Director, Scientific Affairs, Market Access Group for Stago. Prior to this, he was the Director, Advanced Support Group, a department that encompassed hotline, customer/employee technical training, second level support and clinical and scientific research. Upon joining Stago, he held the position of Director, Technical Service Department. Before joining Stago, Dan spent 14 years in clinical laboratory medicine either as a Coagulation Specialist or as Supervisor of the Coagulation Department. He is the developer of the Platelet Neutralization Procedure and the 4 to 1 APTT Mixing Study, two tests that are performed globally for the detection of Lupus Anticoagulants. His 40-year career has been highlighted by numerous National as well as International publications and speaking engagements related to Hemostasis and Thrombosis.