In this episode of Occupation Station, host Diane Donato speaks with Christopher Fausel '96, Director of Pharmacy, Precision Genomics Oncology at Indiana University Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center. The ACPHS graduate delves into the fascinating world of precision medicine, where tumor DNA is analyzed to create personalized treatment plans. While the field presents challenges due to its rapid evolution, Fausel finds his work helping cancer patients extremely gratifying and sees a future of unlimited possibilities. He talks about his decision to become a pharmacist, his studies at ACPHS, and how his work at Stratton V.A. in Albany were all precursors to his current position. Fausel encourages pharmacy students to explore diverse opportunities during their residencies and embrace emerging technologies. Fausel's story is an inspiring reminder that pharmacy careers offer endless possibilities for making a meaningful impact on patients' lives.I attach the 1080x1080 social media tile and some audiograms that could be used to tease the episode on your social media platforms. Here is some copy for the audiograms:Fausel 1Join us for an insightful conversation with Christopher Fausel ’93 ‘96, Director of Pharmacy at Indiana University Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center. Discover the remarkable rewards of working with cancer patients, as well as Christopher's inspiring career journey. Find out how tumor DNA analysis is transforming personalized treatment plans. https://tinyurl.com/5cb82yzfFausel 2Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of precision medicine with Christopher Fausel '93 '96, Director of Pharmacy at Indiana University Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center. Discover how tumor DNA analysis is revolutionizing personalized treatment plans. And be inspired by Fausel's advice to pharmacy students to keep an open mind to all the incredible opportunities that await! https://tinyurl.com/5cb82yzf