2025 Journal of Genetic Counseling CEU Program

3.19.2025

Many States, One Application: The Case for a National Licensure System

3.18.2025

New genetic counselors need licensure in the state where they practice and where their clients receive counseling. Licensure provides legal protection, standardizes requirements and is often required for insurance reimbursement. Multistate licensure is becoming more common, benefiting telehealth ...

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Advocate President’s Corner March 2025: Appreciation, Awareness, and Leadership Learnings

3.7.2025

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My Symbiotic Role as Patient Advocate at the Aicardi-Goutiere Syndrome Advocacy Group

3.4.2025

As an Advocate with the Aicardi-Goutiere Syndrome Advocacy Group (AGSAA), I have had the opportunity to work with an amazing group of parents and caregivers who are dedicated advocates working alongside clinicians, researchers and scientists to improve the lives of people and families living ...

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It's Time to Start Trusting Our Disabled Genetic Counselors

2.28.2025

For Rare Disease Awareness Day, two genetic counselors with rare genetic conditions have one request: Please stop asking genetic counselors with disabilities if we are comfortable counseling patients with our own diagnoses.

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Is a Molecular Consultation Service Viable? My Experience in a Pathology Department

2.21.2025

As the first genetic counselor in pathology at Massachusetts General Hospital, Abby Finer helped launch a molecular consultation service tackling complex oncology cases. By streamlining care and addressing gaps in precision medicine, the service improved outcomes but faced challenges with billing ...

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