Training and supervision are provided by five ABMG certified medical geneticists and two ABGC certified genetic counselors. During this rotation, students will also participate in Bone Dysplasia and Outreach Clinics. Prenatal Diagnosis Clinic Five ABGC certified genetic counselors at three prenatal diagnostic clinics provide training. Students will see an average of fifty or more patients with indications ranging from advanced maternal age, abnormal prenatal screening and abnormal ultrasound findings. Genetic Counseling Clinic Students are the primary genetic counselors during this advanced clinical rotation, responsible for all aspects of patient counseling and care.
Guidance is provided by three ABGC certified genetic counselors.
Students will see an average of 10 patients. Specialty Clinics Students custom design this rotation by choosing from twenty different specialty clinics on the Indiana University Medical Campus. Students gain an understanding of the comprehensive care and management of specific conditions and will provide genetic counseling in select clinics. Clinic options include Familial Cancer, Huntington Disease, Metabolism, Muscular Dystrophy, Hemophilia, Craniofacial, Cystic Fibrosis, Neurofibromatosis, Alzheimer, Down Syndrome and more.