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Genetic Counseling Staff, Institute of Genetic Medicine and Pediatrics
Johns Hopkins University Institute of Genetic Medicine 600 Nth. Wolfe Street Baltimore, MD 21287-4922 |  |
Education - 1994, BA Psychology, University of Virginia
- 1994, BA Environmental Science, University of Virginia
- 2001, MS Health and Medical Sciences/Genetic Counseling, University of California, Berkeley
Certifications - American Board of Genetic Counseling, 2002
Clinical Activities - Genetic counselor for the Metabolic disease clinic
- Coordinator for the Center for Enzyme Replacement Therapy
- Genetic counselor for the Johns Hopkins multi-disciplinary Neurofibromatosis clinic
Research Interests - Developing an Adolescent Metabolic Transition Clinic focused on:
- the process of transferring medical care from the pediatric to adult practitioner
- assisting patients in changing from a family model of disease management to an independent young adult managing their condition with their own physician
- dealing with emotional changes, family dynamics, and peer pressure in addition to their chronic medical condition
- Consultant for the National Fragile X Foundation http://www.fragileX.org
- Maryland Representative to the New York-Mid-Atlantic Consortium for Genetic and Newborn Screening Services
Educational Activities Clinical supervisor for NIH/JHU, University of Maryland, and Howard genetic counseling programs Instructor, Post-Doctoral Clinical Training Program Member, Institute of Genetic Medicine Education Committee
Contact Information Amanda Bergner, M.S., CGC Johns Hopkins University Institute of Genetic Medicine 600 Nth. Wolfe Street Baltimore, MD 21287-4922 Phone: 410-955-3071 Fax: 410-614-9246 E-Mail: Amanda Bergner
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