Sysmex Camp LabWeek 2025:
Gather, share and celebrate YOU!
Lab professionals, it’s time to gather together, share stories and have some fun with your fellow happy campers!
Camp LabWeek 2025 is a celebration of YOU, the lab heroes who illuminate the path to diagnosis and
treatment. It’s our way of saying thanks for your dedication and hard work.
Submit your lab camp photos!
Submit your lab camp photos here to show the world how fun your laboratory can be. Photos will be shown in Happy Campers Gallery below and on social media!
Education
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From CBC to Blood Smear: Practical Verification Guide for Hematology Analyzers
Presented by: Eric Bonneau, PhD, DEPD, CSPQ, FCACB - This event has ended
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Stir It Up: Clinically Based Utility, Algorithmic Strategies and Limitations of Mixing Studies
Presented by: Michelle Grant, DO
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Lab Camp Activities
Happy Campers
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View photos of your fellow happy campers celebrating Lab Week 2025View Gallery
Thank You from Sysmex
"To all the dedicated medical laboratory professionals—thank you. Your expertise is truly the foundation of healthcare. Your commitment and hard work are essential to every diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. This week, we celebrate YOU and the profound impact you have on patient care. Thank you for all you do!"
Dan Zortman, CEO
"Your work provides crucial results that are essential for the correct diagnosis, proper treatment and next steps for every person in your care. You carry an awesome responsibility, and we appreciate you and want to wish you all a Happy Lab Week!"
Andy Hay - President of Sysmex
"Lab Week is one of our favorite times of year because it gives us a chance to celebrate you. Your expertise, dedication and passion are inspiring, and we’re so proud to be your partners in this important work."
Judy Bosko, Senior Executive Officer
"We medical laboratory scientists share many traits, including an interest in science and a commitment to innovation. We always remember that behind every sample is a patient, and that patient is someone's parent, child, spouse, sibling or friend. That understanding drives every laboratory scientist I've met and is one of the many reasons I am proud to work in this field."
Jeff Holmstrom, Senior Executive Officer