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Genetic Counseling Program

Xingnan Li

Associate Professor of Medicine, Research Scholar

lixingnan1@deptofmed.arizona.edu

Paul Hsu

Professor Epidemiology and Biostatistics Department

pchhsu@arizona.edu

Shannon Kieran portrait

Shannon Kieran, MS, MBA, LCGC

Lecturer

genegirl@arizona.edu

Keri Ramsey portrait

Keri Ramsey

Graduate, Class of 2023

kramsey@arizona.edu

Priyanka Maripuri portrait

Priyanka Maripuri

Graduate, Class of 2023

maripuri@arizona.edu

Emily Gay portrait

Emily Gay

Graduate, Class of 2023

emilyegay@arizona.edu

Laura Engle

Laura Engle

Graduate, Class of 2023

lauraengle@arizona.edu

Lindsey Brady portrait

Lindsey Brady

Graduate, Class of 2023

lindseyb1@arizona.edu

Shealyn Smith portrait

Shealyn Smith, MS, CGC

Graduate, Class of 2021

shealynsmith@arizona.edu

Becki Ross portrait

Becki Ross, MA, MS, CGC

Graduate, Class of 2021

rebeccacoleman@arizona.edu

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