Adam Buchanan spent 10 years at the Duke Cancer Institute after graduating from UNCG. While there he helped to set up telehealth cancer genetics clinics in rural North Carolina and led associated research. In 2014 he moved (remotely) to Geisinger Health, where as an assistant professor in the Genomic Medicine… Continue reading…
Shelly’s first job after graduation in 2004 was at Duke University in the Department of Pediatrics. After having her first son, she took a position at Rex Cancer Center in Raleigh. Her family then moved to Illinois where Shelly had her second son and started a hereditary cancer genetics program… Continue reading…
After graduating from UNCG, Rachel worked as a Cancer Genetic Counselor at the Yale Cancer Center in New Haven, Connecticut for 10 years where she not only counseled patients, but also taught medical school and nursing students, helped to supervise genetic counseling students, and oversaw the scheduling and referrals to… Continue reading…
