Opportunistic Screening for Medically Actionable Secondary Genomic Findings with Julie Sapp, ScM, CGC

• This webinar will familiarize counselors with the literature devoted to how medically actionable secondary genomic findings are communicated to recipients in both the clinical and research contexts and compare reported outcomes against desired ones such as appropriate uptake of screening, family communication, and cascade testing. Gaps in the literature will be highlighted to identify and highlight areas where genetic counselors can lead formative research efforts to enhance the potential for the return of secondary findings to contribute to a precision medicine approach to healthcare.

  

  Only the live session qualifies for CEUs but when possible, we host the recordings on our website and NSGC recommends participants to use their personal email instead of work email addresses to ensure they receive their CEU certificates.

  

  Ambry Genetics is approved as a provider for continuing education program by NSGC and ASCLS P.A.C.E ® Program.

Julie Sapp, ScM, CGC | Presenter

Genetic Counselor, National Human Genome Research Institute

Julie Sapp has worked as a genetic counselor at the National Human Genome Research Institute since 2005, shortly after she graduated from the Johns Hopkins/NIH Genetic Counseling Training Program.   Her research interests include therapeutics for ultra-rare disorders, research ethics, and informed consent. Her current work focuses on the application of precision medicine approaches to optimize outcomes for patients and their families.

Shreya Malhotra, MS | Moderator

Genomic Science Liaison, Ambry Genetics

Shreya Malhotra is an oncology genomic science liaision at Ambry Genetics for the coastal region of the USA. She received her MS in Genetic Counseling from Sarah Lawrence College. In her current role, she serves as a clinical liaison for the field team to educate health care providers and other key opinion leaders on genetic testing and genomic medicine.  Prior to her role at Ambry, Shreya served as the genetic counselor and clinic/ research coordinator for the PTEN clinic at Cleveland Clinic. Shreya received her BS in Economics from New York University. She is passionate about cancer genetics, business development and clinical research.