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Lead Genetic Counsellor @sequencebio. Views are my own.

Montréal, Québec
Joined August 2018
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#ASHG20 is where the world’s leading genetics and genomics professionals present and discuss cutting edge science in all areas of human genetics. This year, that includes four ePoster presentations from Sequence Bio team members! Attendees - find us in your program planner 🧬
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MAJOR KEY: What you thought 2 weeks ago about #coronavirus is now out of date Remember when Beyoncé dropped her surprise album? This virus is like that. It changed the world overnight. And it came to slay.
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ICYMI: @Chris_C_Gardner Talking about how bright the future is in Atlantic Canada (despite the constant rain here in St. John's #nlwx) in @AtlanticBus atlanticbusinessmagazine.net…
Si proud to be part of the genetic counselling community!
Genetic counsellors make a difference in patients' lives everyday. For our own @CoronFanny, that means helping others better understand the link between their genetics and health. #IAmAGeneticCounsellor
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7 million people marched in #ClimateStrike’s around the world 🌎, and our own @CoronFanny was there in Montreal! Big or small, the choices we make matter and Sequence is always striving to reduce waste and make greener decisions.
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It’s HERE! 🧬The NL Genome Project. We are so proud to make this BIG announcement and share this news with all of Newfoundland and Labrador! Head to nlgenomeproject.ca for all the details!
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🧬The NL Genome Project is HERE! We can't wait to tell you all about it, so watch to learn more and check out NLGenomeProject.ca to see if you can take part.
We're making a BIG announcement on July 24, Newfoundland and Labrador. And @QuigleyNeala wants YOU to hear about it first, so stay tuned!
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👋 Newfoundland and Labrador - we're making a BIG announcement on July 24 and want you to hear about it first. Stay tuned! #newfoundland #biotech
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Cover and editorial this week's @TheLancet thelancet.com/journals/lance… "we must all stand up for women"
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Having a lot of followers isn’t always a good thing... it’s #PrivacyAwarenessWeek, so remember to watch out for tailgaters when entering or leaving private spaces to protect your access! 🚷
Not funny, St John’s. Not funny. #YYT
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We're Hiring! At Sequence Bio, we’re a group of motivated, entrepreneurial thinkers that are hoping to discover better, safer medicines... all right here in Newfoundland and Labrador. But we can’t do it alone. Be part of something big and apply at: sequencebio.com/careers
Don't forget March 22nd is Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day! Did you know that it is estimated that 1/279 people have Lynch Syndrome, but only 5% have been diagnosed? Want to know more? lynchcancers.com/ Spread the word!
Please RT: It’s COOL to be accepting of everyone, and you can help Autism Society NL. We’re excited to unveil our new event #BeCoolForAutism in celebration of #WAAD2019 on Tues, April 2, 2019. Visit autism.nf.net/world-autism-a… #AutismAcceptance @FayeGrim
Diversity in #STEM is crucial. So proud to be part of a company that values inclusion! #IWD2019
On #IWD2019, and everyday, we promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace. That includes the creation of a policy to ensure diversity on any conference panel we join. Check out the vid to learn more, and feel free to reach out for tips on how to create your own policy!
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Hey Canadian #medtwitter! We need your help with a <5min survey assessing your current use of genetic counseling services, and needs. We want to serve you better!All physicians, nurses, midwives, other allied health professionals encouraged to share your thoughts. Please retweet!
To better serve the public & our colleagues in health care, the CAGC is asking CANADIAN primary care providers about the use of genetic counselling services in their practice. Pls complete this short survey & RT! surveymonkey.com/r/CAGC_HCP_… #hcsmca #GCchat -BoD
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#ShowYourRare #RareDiseaseDay A tiny genetic change can make a big difference...
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