July 8: Cancer SIG Webinar

July 15: Spanish Development SIG Webinar

July 29: International SIG Webinar

This all-inclusive package offers access to the full set of 24 webinars from NSGC’s 2026 Webinar Series, complete with CEUs. Please note that as webinars are released, they will be added to this package.

This all-inclusive package offers access to the full set of 24 webinars from NSGC’s 2025 Webinar Series, complete with CEUs.

Join us for an engaging, case-based webinar that brings the realities of genetic counseling into focus through complex, real-world clinical scenarios. In this interactive session, expert genetic counselors will walk through challenging cases that highlight evolving genetic knowledge, nuanced risk assessment, and the counseling strategies needed to support patients facing difficult decisions.

Join the genetic counseling champions behind the NSGC Cancer Business Case Toolkit for an in-depth discussion of its development, strategic framework, and practical applications. This session will explore how the toolkit was created, how it can be effectively leveraged within your institution, and how its principles can inform the development of a compelling business case to integrate a genetic counselor into your practice.

This webinar equips genetic counselors and healthcare professionals with practical knowledge to navigate hereditary thoracic aortic disease across diverse clinical settings.

This webinar will cover recent research on what motivates genetic counselors to remain in their positions, emphasizing the role of generational differences—an important consideration as the field faces a projected workforce shortage by 2030.

We will review the primary findings from this research collaboration as well highlight psychosocial issues, insurance considerations, importance of anticipatory guidance surrounding secondary findings, and the complexities of counseling about a variant with discrepant classifications and limited phenotype data by using case examples.

Join us as we discuss how the FDA's Final Rule on Laboratory--Developed Tests (LDTs) could shape the genetic testing industry and genetic counseling practice.