… for Cancer Risk Assessment (CCRA) at MGH, where I am now her colleague! She taught me about clinic workflow, risk assessment, genetic testing in the oncology space and lots more. Melany is a great genetic counselor, which makes me excited about my career, as we received the same education and training. The … relationship with a supervisor. Melany always provided a safe space and allowed me to ask questions without feeling like I was being a burden. Overall, I feel …

… passions. 3.    How did you become a panel moderator?   Colleagues encouraged me to submit a proposal for my panel, which focused on education about variants of … Gurnett and Dr. Dustin Baldridge, we decided that it would be fitting for me to moderate the discussion. By moderating, I was exercising the genetic counseling … and impression I made through the event will also bring new opportunities for me professionally, and for the Rosamund Stone Zander Translational Neuroscience …

… if I were the clinician, the patient’s spouse, etc., this might be going on for me." You literally try to put yourself in the shoes of all of the various people in … I remember when I was a presenter, I told a story that was deeply personal to me. The only reason I told it was because the Balint group I was in, which I usually facilitated, was so small that it just had the exact right recipe for me to feel safe enough to be able to tell this story. After I told it and had to push …

… what excites you most about working with this patient population? Cardiology found me, and I am so grateful. I have experience doing full-spectrum primary care, and … what excites you most about working with this patient population? Cardiology found me, and I quickly realized how much I loved the complexity, interdisciplinary … and safely mobilize critically ill patients. This environment not only allowed me to hone my understanding of cardiac physiology and increase my exposure to cardiac …

… at myself,” wrote Talusan. “Though Gayun was delivering difficult news, she gave me one of the greatest gifts—the gift of knowing that it wasn’t my fault and that my … my genetics held the ending to my story long before it was written. Gayun helped me to trust medicine, to trust health care, and to trust myself through my child’s … at myself,” wrote Talusan. “Though Gayun was delivering difficult news, she gave me one of the greatest gifts—the gift of knowing that it wasn’t my fault and that my …