Genetics and Genomics at Gillette
LEARNING MODULES FOR CARE PROVIDERS

Learning Modules

Module 1: Genetics at Gillette

Meet the genetic counseling team at Gillette and learn how genetics supports patient care and clinical collaboration.

Module 2: Referring to Genetics

Learn when and why to refer patients to genetics and how early referrals can improve care.

Module 3: Genetic Testing

An overview of common genetic tests and how to use them effectively in practice.

Module 4: Exome and Genome Sequencing

Explore when exome and genome sequencing are used as first tier tests and what to expect from results over time.

Module 5: Genetic Testing Results

Understand how genetic test results guide clinical decisions and next steps for patients and families.

Genetics At Gillette


Care to unlock new answers and actions for children.

We believe that every child deserves answers. Genetic testing, especially for a child who has a complex condition, can unlock these answers. At Gillette, we help children and families make informed decisions aided by impactful genetic testing and supportive genetic counseling.

These learning modules are designed to support our care providers in taking action. Genetics and genomics are ever changing fields, but with the tips and processes provided in these modules, you will always know where to start and who to trust for best practices in making appropriate referrals and ordering genetic testing.

Partners in Genetics Education

Learning program designed by genetics educators exclusively for Gillette.

We partner with the Institute for Genomics Education, Workforce & Leadership at Sarah Lawrence College because they know clinical genetics education.

As the first institution to offer a Masters degree in genetic counseling, Sarah Lawrence College has expanded this legacy of genetics education to include training for all healthcare providers through the Institute for Genomics Education, Workforce & Leadership. Trusted experts in educational theory and clinical genetics, we are proud to partner with the Institute to ensure clinically-indicated genetic testing is available to every child.
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