The University of Pittsburgh Genetic Counseling Program, located in the Department of Human Genetics in the Graduate School of Public Health, has a rich history. It is the second oldest genetic counseling program in the country and has trained over 300 genetic counselors. The Program has continued to evolve since its inception in 1971 in order to best prepare students for the rapidly changing genetic counseling profession.
This Blog provides information for prospective students and alumni regarding the experiences of current students. Blog posts are written by students, and highlight the unique and diverse opportunities that students have throughout the duration of their training.
For more information about the Pitt Genetic Counseling Program, please visit our website or facebook page by clicking on the tabs listed above.
The University of Pittsburgh Genetic Counseling Program, located in the Department of Human Genetics in the Graduate School of Public Health, has a rich history. It is the second oldest genetic counseling program in the country and has trained over 300 genetic counselors. The Program has continued to evolve since its inception in 1971 in order to best prepare students for the rapidly changing genetic counseling profession.
This Blog provides information for prospective students and alumni regarding the experiences of current students. Blog posts are written by students, and highlight the unique and diverse opportunities that students have throughout the duration of their training.
For more information about the Pitt Genetic Counseling Program, please visit our website or facebook page by clicking on the tabs listed above.
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