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Geisinger College of Health Sciences
Master of Genetic Counseling Program
Location: Scranton, PA (on-campus)
Program Length: 24 months
Mission: To recruit and educate people who are passionate about the field of genetic counseling, recognize the importance of health equity, and who strive for excellence and innovation to better serve our community. As a leader in genetics, Geisinger aims to train thought leaders who can continue the integration of genetics knowledge and resources into our medical community and beyond.
Vision: To develop genetic counselors who lead in precision medicine, promote diversity and inclusion, and apply clinical experience to serve diverse communities.
- GRE – ❌
- International students –❌
- GPA requirement – The program has a holistic admissions review process and, therefore, we do not have a minimum requirement.
- In-state priority – The program has a holistic admissions review process and, therefore, we do not have in-state priority.
- Interviews – Virtual
Details to be announced soon. More information will be available in early 2025.
Details to be announced soon. More information will be available in early 2025.
- Pennsylvania
- Flexible summer rotation opportunities – ✅
Geisinger College of Health Sciences (GCHS) commits to holistic excellence in educating and training individuals for the health professions and biomedical science workforces. Our goal is to cultivate graduates capable of compassionate, skilled and effective patient care, research and innovation, effective community engagement and continuous quality improvement within health systems. To assist in attaining equitable health outcomes, GCHS also supports evidence-based, culturally attuned practices that promote wellness and well-being across populations, with a focus on northeastern and central Pennsylvania communities. Data-driven metrics about the rapidly transforming demographics of these communities inform GCHS’s recruitment and retention strategies. We employ holistic practices to attract qualified learners from diverse backgrounds, specifically first-generation to college, rural and/or economically disadvantaged individuals.
The Office for Health Equity and Inclusion (OHEI) at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine and Geisinger College of Health Sciences is committed to fostering an inclusive environment for students, faculty, staff and community members. Creating a culture of belonging means embracing diversity and celebrating the differences that strengthen our community. We can promote equitable healthcare by ensuring diverse representation in the learning environment and the workforce. Our efforts are aimed at implementing practices that welcome and honor the unique identity and perspective of every person.
For more information, please contact graduateadmissions@geisinger.edu
