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Welcome to the CAGC Website
Mission Statement

The mission of the Canadian Association of Genetic Counsellors is to promote high standards of practice, encourage professional growth and increase public awareness of the genetic counselling profession in Canada.
 
 
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CAGC 2010 Membership Renewal

CAGC Membership Renewals for 2010 Now Due

Deadline - January 15, 2010

Please click here for link to on-line and printable forms

 
Genetic Counsellor Spotlight
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Fall 2009 Genetic Counsellor in the Spotlight:

Myra Micek, MS  

Senior Genetic Counsellor
Medical Genetics
Victoria General Hospital

   

As I look back on 31 years as a genetic counsellor, I have much to reflect on.  My interest in genetics began while I was an undergraduate at the University of Alberta in Edmonton.  I took an extra year as an undergraduate to obtain an Honors B.Sc. in Genetics.  During that time, for two summers I worked in a Cytogenetics lab, before the days of banded chromosomes!  The director of the lab was Dr. Peter Bowen, who became my first mentor.  He encouraged me to apply to Ph D. programs in the States, which at the time seemed to be the logical next step in pursuing my interest in genetics.  I was accepted into a Ph D. program in Chapel Hill, at the University of North Carolina.  I was working in immunogenetics and after a year realized I was not happy with the direction I had taken.

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