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Genetic Counseling Program

Tanvina Ria, MS, CGC

Clinical Supervisor
Tanvina.Ria@bannerhealth.com

Supraja Prakash, MS, CGC

Clinical Supervisor
Instructor
sprakash@phoenixchildrens.com

Kailee McGeer, MS CGC

Clinical Supervisor
Kailee.McGeer@tmcaz.com

Lauren Maynard, MS, CGC

Clinical Supervisor
lauren.maynard@bannerhealth.com

Maira-Renee Coldagelli, MS, CGC

Clinical Supervisor
mariarenee@genomemedical.com

Alexandra Burrows, MS, CGC

Prenatal Genetic Counselor
alexandra.burrows@bannerhealth.com

Kim Brussow, MS, CGC

Clinical Supervisor
kimberly.brussow@dignityhealth.org

Heather Alexander, MS, CGC

Clinical Supervisor
Dee Quinn portrait

Dee Quinn, MS, CGC

Lecturer, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
dquinn@arizona.edu

Nathan Ellis

Director of Graduate Studies, Genetics GIDP
520-626-7979
naellis@arizona.edu

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