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 Name: Nancy Steinberg Warren, MS, CGC                    Title: Board Certified Genetic Counselor and Educator
 
 
            
              | INSTITUTION AND LOCATION | DEGREE | FIELD OF STUDY |  
              |  State University of New York at Stony   Brook, NY
 | BS
 
 | Biology & SecondaryScience Teaching
 
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              | Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, NY | MS | Genetic Counseling |  PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND 
            
              
                | Owner | Genetic Counseling Cultural Competence Toolkit, LLC:  www.geneticcounselingtoolkit.com and  www.geneticcounselingtoolkit.org |  
                | Interim Director | Bay Path University and Long Island University Genetic Counseling Programs |  
                | Coordinator | Fetal and Infant Mortality Review, Cincinnati Health Department, Cincinnati, OH |  
                | JEMF Fellow | National Society of Genetic Counselors |  
                | Director | Graduate Program in Genetic Counseling, University of Cincinnati, OH |  
                | Associate Professor | Genetic Counseling Program, College of Allied Health, University of Cincinnati |  
                | Associate Professor | Department of Pediatrics, Children's Hospital Research Foundation, Cincinnati, OH |  
                | Associate Director | Graduate Program in Genetic Counseling, University of Cincinnati, OH |  
                | Assistant Professor | Genetic Counseling Program, College of Allied Health, University of Cincinnati |  
                | Genetic Counselor | Division of Human Genetics, Children's Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH |  
                | Genetic Counselor | Genetics, Children's Hospital and Medical Center, Seattle, WA |  
                | Genetic Counselor | Genetics, Children's Hospital, Buffalo, NY |  
                | Genetic Counselor | Inherited Metabolic Disease Screening, NYS Dept Health, Albany, NY |  PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION 
 Charter Member, American Board of Genetic Counseling, #1526
 Diplomate, American Board of Medical Genetics, #458
 SELECTED OFFICES/MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Member of External Advisor to several Genetic Counseling Graduate Programs American Board of Genetic Counseling: Board of Directors; Accreditation Committee Chair;
 Committees on Recertification; Clinical Training; Accreditation Standards Revisions Chair
 Association of Genetic Counseling Program Directors: President and Vice-President
 National Society of Genetic Counselors:  Ethics Committee, Diversity Subcommittee Chair; Membership Committee Chair, Communications, Education Committees; NSGC Special Interest Groups: Diversity, Public Health, Education, Research, Clinical Supervisors, Program Directors
 HONORS 
  2013 NSGC Cultural Competence Award2009 JEMF Fellow, National Society of Genetic CounselorsNominee, Martin Luther King, Jr. Humanitarian Award, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Excellence in Teaching Award, College of Allied Health Sciences, University of CincinnatiNational Society of Genetic Counselors Regional Leadership Award, Region IV SELECTED PUBLICATIONS 
  Warren, N.S. Cultural Competency and Genetic Counseling: Key Concepts (Chapter 11). In: Genetic Counseling Practice: Advanced Concepts and Skills, 2nd Edition. LeRoy, B.S., Veach, P.M., Callanan, N.P., Editors. Wiley Blackwell, 2021.Warren, N.S. Cultural Competency: Application to Genetic Counseling (Chapter 12). In: Genetic Counseling Practice: Advanced Concepts and Skills, 2nd Edition. LeRoy, B.S., Veach, P.M., Callanan, N.P., Editors. Wiley Blackwell, 2021.Warren, N.S., Parmar, S., Wilson, P.L. (2019).      COUNSELING and Telegenetic Encounters. Perspectives in Genetic      Counseling Q4, p. 8-9.Warren, N.S. (2013). Book Review: Jennifer Wiggins      and Anna Middleton (eds): Getting the Message Across: Communication with      Diverse Populations in Clinical Genetics. Journal of Genetic Counseling.      Published online 12 October 2013. DOI 10.1007/s10897-013-9660-9Warren, N.S. and Wilson, P.L. (2013). COUNSELING: A      10-Point Approach to Cultural Competence in Genetic Counseling. Perspectives      in Genetic Counseling, Q3, p. 6-7. Warren, N.S. (2011). Introduction to the Special      Issue: Toward Diversity and Cultural Competence in Genetic Counseling. Journal      of Genetic Counseling DOI 10.1007/s10897-011-9408-3Au, M., Cornett, S.J., Nick, T.G., Wallace, J., Wang,      Y., Warren, N.S. Familial Risk for Chronic Disease and Intent to Share      Family History With a Health Care Provider Among Urban Appalachian      Women,  Southwestern Ohio, 2007.      (2010). Preventing Chronic Disease, Volume 7: No. 1, January 2010.Schneider, K., Collins, R., Huether, C.,      Warren, N.S. (2009) A Cross Sectional Study Exploring Factors Impacting      Recruitment of African American College Students into the Genetic      Counseling Profession.  Journal      of Genetic Counseling 18: 494-506. Wallace, J., Baugh, C., Cornett, S.,      Hood, B., Prows, C., Ryan, N., Warren, N.S., Au, M.G., Brewster, R.,      Brown, M.K., Glandorf, K., Jarrell, J.L., Sorrell, J., Walters, J., Myers,      M.F.  (2009). A Family History      Demonstration Project among Women in an Urban Appalachian Community. Progress      in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action Vol.      3.2. Brown, B., Warren, N.S., Brehm, B.,      Breen, P., Beirschbach, J.L., Smith, R., Wall, A., Van Loon, R.A. (2008.)      The Design and Evaluation of an Interprofessional Elective Course with a      Cultural Competence Component. Journal of Allied Health Vol. 37,      No. 4: 316E-337E. Wallace, J.P., Myers, M.F, Huether, C.A.,      Bedard, A.C, Warren, N.S. (2008). Employability of Genetic Counselors with      a PhD in Genetic Counseling. Journal of Genetic Counseling Vol. 17,      No 3: 209-219. Bedard, A., Huether, C., Shooner, K.,      Buncher, RC, Warren, NS. (2007). Career Research Interests and Training of      Genetic Counseling Students.  Journal      of Genetic Counseling Vol. 16, No. 5, p. 645-653. Harvey, E.K., Stanton, S., Garrett, J.,      Neils-Strunjas, J., Warren, N.S. (2007). A Case for Genetics Education:      Collaborating with Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists. Am J      Med Genet Part A 143A: 1554-1559. Atzinger, C.L., Blough-Pfau, R.,      Kretschmer, L., Huether, C.A, Johnson, J.A. and Warren, N.S. (2007).      Characterization of the practice and attitudes of genetic counselors with      doctoral degrees. J. Genetic Counseling Vol. 16, No 2, p. 223-39. Reis, L.M., Baumiller, R.B., Scrivener,      W., Yager, G. and Warren, N.S. (2007). Spiritual Assessment in Genetic      Counseling. Journal of Genetic Counseling Vol. 16, No 1, p. 41-52. Schneider, K.A., Chittenden, A.B.,      Branda, K.J., Keenan, M., Joffe, S., Patenaude, A., Reynolds, H., Dent,      K., Eubanks, S., Goldman, J., Warren, N.S., Taylor, K., Vockley, C.W., and      Garber, J.E.  (2006). Ethical Issues      in Cancer Genetics I: Whose Information Is It? Journal of Genetic      CounselingVol. 15 (6), p.      491-503.Clark, H.M., Gamm, J., Huether, C.A.,      Buncher. C.R., Pfau, R.B., Warren, N.S. (2006)  Genetic Counselors and Research: Current      Practices and Future Directions.  American      Journal of Medical Genetics Part C Semin Med Genet. Vol. 142C, Issue 4, p 276-283, 15 November 2006.Brehm, B., Breen, P., Brown, B., Long,      L., Smith, R., Wall, A., and Warren, NS. (2006). An Interdisciplinary      Approach to Introducing Professionalism. American Journal of      Pharmaceutical EducationVol.      70      (4) Article 81, p. 1-5. Cragun, D., Couch, S., Prows, C.,      Warren, N.S., Christianson, C. (2005). Success of a Genetics Educational      Intervention for Nursing and Dietetic Students:  A Model for Incorporating Genetics into      Allied Health Curricula. Journal      of Allied Health 34:2, p.      90-96.Christianson, C., McWalter, K., and Warren,      N.S. (2005). Assessment of Allied Health Graduates’ Preparation to Integrate      Genetic Knowledge and Skills into Clinical Practice.  Journal of Allied Health 34:3, p. 138-144.  Prows, C.A., Hetteberg, C., Johnson, N.,      Latta, K., Lovell, A., Saal, H.M., Warren, N.S. (2003).  Outcomes of a Genetics Education Program      for Nursing Faculty. Nursing Education Perspectives 24:2, p. 81-85.Warren, N.S., Soukup S., King J., Dignan P. St. J. (2001).  Prenatal Diagnosis of Trisomy 20 by Chorionic Villus Sampling: A Case Report with Long-Term Outcome. Prenatal Diagnosis 21:13, p. 1111-1113.Swank, C., Christianson C, Prows C, West E.B., and Warren N.S. (2001).  Effectiveness of a Genetics Self-Instructional Module for Nurses Involved in Egg Donor Screening.  Journal of Gynecologic, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nursing 30, 617-625.Smith. S., Warren, N.S. and Misra, L. (1993).  Minority recruitment into the genetic counseling profession.  Journal of Genetic Counseling Vol. 2, No. 3, p. 171-181.Warren, N.S. (1992). Genetics and You (Review).  American Journal of Human Genetics 51:224-225.Warren, N.S. (1988).  Letter to the Editor.  American Journal of Human Genetics 43:551.Babcock, D., Bove, K.E., Hug, G., Dignan, P. St. J., Soukup, S., Warren, N.S. (1986).  Fetal Mucolipidosis II (I-Cell Disease): Radiologic/pathologic correlation.  Pediatric Radiology 16(1):32-9.Hug, G., Bove, K.E., Soukup, S., Ryan, M., Bendon. R., Babcock, D., Warren, N.S. and Dignan, P. St. J. (1984).  Increased serum hexosaminidase in a woman pregnant with a fetus affected by mucolipidosis II (I-Cell Disease).  New England Journal of Medicine 311(#15):988-989.Warren, N.S., Gallien, J.U., and Porter, G. (August, 1982).  Genetic counseling in a school for the deaf: A pilot program.  American Annals of the Deaf 127 (#4):401-404.Warren, N.S., Carter, T.P., Humbert, J.R., and Rowley, P.T. (1982).  Newborn screening for hemoglobinopathies in NY State:  Experience of physicians and parents of affected children.  Journal of Pediatrics 100(#3): 373-7.Neu, R.L., Gallien, J.U., Warren, N.S., Wynn, R.J., and Bannerman, R.M. (1981).  An infant with Trisomy 6q21--6qter. Annals of Genetics 24(#3):167-169.Gallien, J.U., Neu, R.L., Wynn, R.J., Warren, N.S., Bannerman, R.M. (1981). Brief clinical report: An infant with duplication of 17q21--17qter. American Journal of Medical Genetics 8:111-115. SELECTED GRANT AWARDS  
  2019 (03 yr $225,000) Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati, Move2Cinc2012 (01 yr $21,000) Cincinnati Health Department Safe Sleep      Outreach Education2009 (01 yr $50,000) N.S. Warren, PI. JEMF Fellowship, National      Society of Genetic Counselors, “Enhancing Cultural and Linguistic      Competence in the Genetic Counseling Profession.”2006 (01 yr $100,000) M. Myers, PI, C. Prows, K. Brown, N.S.      Warren.  Education and Community Involvement      Branch, National Human Genome Institute “Developing Community Based Models      for Education and Utilization of Family Health History Information: A      Demonstration Project in an Urban Appalachian Population.”2006 (01 yr $19,800) N.S. Warren, PI. UC Interdisciplinary Faculty      Research Council, “Achieving Cultural Competence in Pre-Professional      Allied Health Education.”2005 (01 yr $18,000) N.S. Warren, PI. National Coalition for      Health Professional Education in Genetics.       “Online Genetics Education for Communication Sciences Faculty and      Students.”2004 (01 yr $25,000) N.S. Warren, PI.  Center for Environmental Genetics, University      of Cincinnati. “Changing the Face of the Genetic Counseling Profession.”2003 (01 yr $3,629) N.S. Warren, PI.  University Research Council, University      of Cincinnati.  “Research Values and      Practices of Genetic Counselors.”2002 (01 yr $1,841) N.S. Warren, PI.  CAHS, University of Cincinnati. “Enhancing      Genetics Competency in the Allied Health Professions.”2001 (01 yr $9,500) N.S. Warren, PI. Speaking of Women’s Health.      “Folic Acid and You.”2001 (01 yr $10,000) N.S. Warren, PI.  SW OH Chapter, March of Dimes.  “Folic Acid and You.”2000 (01 yr $7,500) N.S. Warren, PI. SW      OH Chapter, March of Dimes “Greater Cincinnati/N. Kentucky Start Healthy Project.”1997 (01 yr $16,692) M. Anderson, PI.      Center for Environmental Genetics, University of Cincinnati. “Start      Healthy: A Community Approach to Preconceptional Health.” Top |