Number of Credits: 2
Course Director: Shenela Lakhani, MSc, CGC, CCGC
Pre-requisite: enrollment genetic counseling Master of Science program or permission from the program director
Course Schedule
Semester: Fall I
Course Description
Presentation and discussion of ethical issues in genetic testing in clinic and research. Discussions will include principles relevant to research methods and study design.
Presentation and discussion of ethical issues in genetic testing in clinic and research. Discussions will include principles relevant to research methods and study design.
Course Goal:
Students will develop a foundation of knowledge on the research process and learn to act in accordance with the ethical, legal, and philosophical principles and values of the genetic counseling profession. Students will apply their knowledge to different patient types and will learn skills necessary for the successful completion of their Master’s Thesis Project.
Students will develop a foundation of knowledge on the research process and learn to act in accordance with the ethical, legal, and philosophical principles and values of the genetic counseling profession. Students will apply their knowledge to different patient types and will learn skills necessary for the successful completion of their Master’s Thesis Project.