AI is moving fast.
GC x is where you start.

You don’t need another thing to build.

AI is already showing up in student questions, patient conversations, and professional competency discussions — and most programs are navigating it without a playbook.

GC x delivers AI education built from genetic counseling practice, for the programs training the next generation of GCs.

GC practice,
Not Tech Theory

Led by Experts in the profession

Curriculum that evolves

Every lesson is built around real genetic counseling scenarios — variant counseling sessions, prenatal conversations, patient communication, report workflows. If it wouldn't come up in your clinic or your classroom, it's not in the curriculum.

Who organized the profession's first AI/ML pre-conference symposium, co-chaired NSGC's Genomic Technologies AI/ML SIG, and serve as contributing editors to NSGC's “Perspectives” AI issue. GC x was built by the people genetic counselors were already turning to for answers.

The AI landscape changes faster than any static course can. GC x curriculum is updated as the tools, evidence, and ethical considerations evolve — so programs that integrate it don't have to rebuild from scratch every year.

Our Story

GC x was founded by genetic counselors working at the intersection of AI, education, and clinical care.

After collaborating on presentations and workshops for genetic counseling programs across the country, our founders saw a growing need for practical, accessible, and human-centered AI education tailored specifically to the realities of genetic counseling.

We created GC x to help the profession build AI fluency with confidence — without losing the core values that make genetic counseling human.

The “x” in GC x represents multiplication:
of confidence, creativity, and possibility across the profession.

Our Team

Together, the GC x founders bring experience across clinical practice, education, leadership, digital innovation, and industry — united by a shared mission to help genetic counselors thrive in a changing world.

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Chelsea Wagner, MS CGC

Genetic counselor, educator, and AI integration advocate. Chelsea helps clinicians and learners turn emerging technology into practical skills without losing sight of the human side of care.

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KT Curry, MS CGC

Genetic counselor, researcher, and lifelong learner. KT specializes in making complex topics approachable and helping the profession think critically about responsible AI adoption.

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Marlena Ahn, MS CGC

Genetic counselor and healthcare innovator. Marlena is passionate about accessibility, ethics, and building a future where technology expands—not replaces—human expertise..

LET’S GET STARTED

Building the future. thoughtfully

GC x was built by genetic counselors,
for genetic counselors.

A space to learn, question, experiment, and build real AI fluency — grounded in the work you already do.

The field is moving fast. GC x is where you start.

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