Kamryn Bush.

Kamryn Bush

Where and what did you study in undergrad?
I went to undergrad at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, and I studied genetics and psychology.

What drew you to the genetic counseling field?
I was drawn to genetic counseling because it combines all of my career aspirations and more! I have always been passionate about education, advocacy, support, and working directly with people. This field allows me to integrate these passions into a meaningful career where I am in the heart of the evolving and fascinating field of genetics!

Why did you choose Wake?
I was initially drawn to Wake because of its focus on bioethics, the ability to do a capstone project or traditional research, and its location - a city with a small town feel. However, I loved my interview with the faculty, and this solidified Wake for me!

What are your future hopes and aspirations as a genetic counselor?
I hope to help individuals through some of their most vulnerable and critical parts of life and to ensure they receive the care and support they need.

If you could offer a word of advice to prospective students, what would it be?
Never give up and always be yourself!

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