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Alyssa Keller is listed as Certified Genetic Counselor at University of Nebraska Medical Center, based in Omaha, Nebraska, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Alyssa Keller.
Alyssa Keller previously worked as Clinical Field Work Experiences at University Of Alabama At Birmingham and Student Assistant at University Of Alabama At Birmingham Medical Genomics Laboratory. Alyssa Keller holds Master’S Degree, Genetic Counseling/Counselor from University Of Alabama At Birmingham.
In my role as as genetic counselor I work with patients and families to discuss their referral, personal and family history, and their options for genetic testing and screening. My primary specialty and interest is inherited metabolic conditions, where I work with both pediatric and adult populations. In addition, I see patients as a part of the inpatient metabolic consult service and have experience in the general genetics inpatient service and prenatal setting. Outside of work, I enjoy baking, spending time with friends and family, hiking and being outdoors, and playing board and card games.
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Omaha, Nebraska
I am a genetic counselor within UNMC here in Omaha. My primary specialty and interest is inherited metabolic conditions. I also see patients as a part of our inpatient consultation service and have experience in the prenatal setting as well.
Completed Rotations:Prenatal Genetics Supervisor: Fallon Brewer, MS CGCI worked in the Prenatal Genetics clinic at the Women and Infant Center at the University of Alabama Birmingham. In this clinic, I gained experience counseling patients with a wide variety of prenatal indications. Cancer Genetics Supervisor: Krysten Shipley MS, CGCI completed a rotation in cancer genetics at the Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Iowa. Here I saw and counseled individuals and families about their risks for hereditary cancer, including patients with and at risk for HBOC and Lynch Syndrome. Cancer GeneticsSupervisor: Sara Pirzadeh-MillerI completed my second cancer rotation at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center's Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center in Dallas, Texas. Through clinics at UT Southwestern, as well as Parkland Hospital, Moncrief Cancer Center, John Peter Smith Hospital, and other affiliated clinics in the Dallas/Forth Worth Area, I am gaining experience working with a variety of populations and in a multitude of settings, identifying and communicating hereditary cancer risks to patients. Adult and Specialty GeneticsSupervisor: Ashley Cannon PhD, MS, CGCI completed a rotation in Adult and Specialty Genetics working in clinics at Children's of Alabama, UAB Hospital, and the Kirkland Clinic. Working with multiple different counselors and geneticists, I gained experience in a variety of clinical settings, including multidisciplinary clinics, general adult genetic counseling, and Neurofibromatosis clinic.Pediatric GeneticsSupervisor: Aimee Brown Jennings MS, CGCI completed a rotation in Pediatric Genetics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. In my rotation, I attended and counseled in clinics at Children's of Alabama. In my time working with multiple genetic counselors and geneticists, I gained experience with counseling patients with a variety of indications and conditions.
Birmingham, Alabama
I assist with organization of case files and documents for patients. My duties include being responsible for documentation of turnaround times of test results, inputting lab documents and reports into shared computer storage space for the use of generating genetic test result documents, and assisting the laboratory genetic counselor with other projects.
Iowa City, Iowa
I assisted with a qualitative research study looking at Risk Perception for Type 2 Diabetes in those that have at least one first-degree relative with Type 2 Diabetes. We investigated how having an affected family member changes the individual's perception of their risk. My specific project is looked at how individuals perceive cause, the role of genetics in the disease, as well as how they define 'running in the family'.
Department Of Biology, University Of Iowa
Assisted with research on break induced repairs of chromosomes in yeast (S. Cerevisiae). I also maintained lab supplies stocks, especially growth media.
Compared, corrected and input family pedigreesBuilt files for possible research subjectsFiled and maintained consent documents for multiple research projects
Activities and Societies: University of Iowa Honors program participant, Newman Catholic Student CenterGraduated with University Honors.
Activities and Societies: Volleyball Team, Junior Varsity Team Captain; Mock Trial Team, 3 Year Team Leader; Girl's Track and Field Team.
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Alyssa Keller works for University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Alyssa Keller is listed as Certified Genetic Counselor at University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Alyssa Keller is based in Omaha, Nebraska, United States while working with University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Alyssa Keller has worked for University Of Nebraska Medical Center, University Of Alabama At Birmingham, University Of Alabama At Birmingham Medical Genomics Laboratory, The University Of Iowa College Of Nursing, and University Of Iowa Department Of Biology.
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Alyssa Keller holds Master’S Degree, Genetic Counseling/Counselor from University Of Alabama At Birmingham.
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