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Back to School 2023

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Sydney Schulz

By dcc2012 | August 24, 2023

Hometown: Portland, USA
Program: Genetic Counselling
Year in Program: 2
What inspired you to pursue your program?

Genetic counselling is the perfect intersection of science, education and psychological support. I knew I never wanted the kind of job where you do the same thing every day, and working in genetics requires a dedication to life-long learning to keep up with the rapid changes in the field. Each patient brings a unique case, either genetically or through their individual needs, and figuring out how to tailor a session to best support them is an exciting challenge.

Why did you choose UBC?

UBC was my dream program. Not only is British Columbia an incredible place to live, but the university contributes cutting-edge research to the field. The program’s commitment to patient-centered care, interdisciplinary collaboration, and equity, diversity, and inclusion has created a space where I feel confident developing a professional identity.

If you could travel anywhere in B.C. where would you go and why?

I’d go back to the Canadian Rocky Mountains for more camping, hiking and swimming!

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