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Intern with Genetic Alliance

Interns make a significant contribution to Genetic Alliance projects, address critical policy issues, and explore opportunities for both career and personal development. We provide opportunities in the areas of genetics, genetic counseling, bioethics, health policy, public education, consumer advocacy, nonprofit management, electronic communication, and public information systems. We attract individuals who are motivated, thoughtful, creative, and detail-oriented.

Learn how to apply for Genetic Alliance internship here!

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Meet Your Neighbors

The goal of the International WAGR Syndrome Association (IWSA) is to promote international knowledge and awareness of WAGR syndrome and its complications and treatments, to stimulate research, and to reach out to those affected by WAGR syndrome in an effort to improve their lives. Founded in 2000, IWSA began working with 7 families and now has grown to serve over 150 internationally. Most recently IWSA has enrolled in the NIH/NICHD research project and has started several WAGR-specific clinical studies. IWSA looks forward to its next event at the International Hyperphagia Conference in Baltimore, MD in July 2009.

Genetic Alliance Healthcare Community Discussion


Over the past several weeks, the Obama Health Policy Transition Team encouraged individuals to host a Healthcare Community Discussion in their homes or in a local establishment. Before the holidays, Genetic Alliance staff members came together to participate in shaping the health reform process, and through our discussion, we drew profound conclusions and developed a new collective awareness and motivation. At the end of the process, we had created a Genetic Alliance Health Committee, developed a strategy for providing forums to fuel, inspire, and share the responsibility for improving the health of individuals and families, and outlined how the Obama administration can develop an improved infrastructure for health systems.

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