National Society of Genetic Counselors Annual Conference
Museum of Pop Culture 325 5th Ave North, Seattle, WA 98105 US
Join us for a totally tubular celebration, 90's style! Join us as we toast the incredible work and contributions of the GC community in a unique Seattle venue. Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening filled with a Video DJ, dancing, appetizers and beverages, plus access to the amazing exhibits throught the museum.
Grab your friends and colleagues for a night you won't forget. We look forward to seeing you in Seattle at the iconic MoPop!
Seattle Convention Center 900 Pine St., Seattle, WA 98101 US
Join Ambry Genetics for an engaging, sponsored lunch symposium that explores the evolving landscape of patient access to genetic testing. Greg Nogle, Vice President of Market Access, and Marissa Russell, Health Plans Director and Policy Specialist, will discuss how to overcome the complex challenges that impact access for patients with cancer and rare disease— from insurance coverage and reimbursement hurdles to policy shifts shaping the future of genetic care.
Presented by:
Greg Nogle- Vice President of Market Access, Ambry Genetics
Marissa Russell- Health Plans Director and Policy Specialist, Ambry Genetics
A hot buffet lunch will be provided
Booth #301 900 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101 US
Meet Ambry's all-GC cast of experts in our booth:
Saturday, November 8: 5:00pm-6:00pm
Christina Seelaus, MS, CGC: As a Senior Clinical Genomics Scientist, Chrissy works with Clinical Operations to interpret test results in the context of patient history, ensuring accurate, timely, and clinically meaningful reports. Stop by the Ambry booth to hear Chrissy’s perspective on striking the right balance between automation and human expertise to achieve clear, patient-centered reporting.
Sunday, November 9: 10:45am-11:45am
Melissa Holman, MS, CGC: Melissa serves in a critical role as a Genomic Science Liaison for Rare Disease, offering expert client education about Ambry’s clinical offerings, strategic initiatives, and advanced technology. Ask Melissa about our Patient For Life program, especially the latest publications demonstrating how it drives equity and enhances the utility of proactive reclassification.
Emma Smith, MS, CGC: Emma is a Product Development Specialist at Ambry, responsible for translating technological advances into clinically actionable products that improve test accuracy and patient identification. Meet with Emma to learn more about the role genetic counselors can have in the research and development of new genetic testing products.
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