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The deadline is November 30, 2026.

Fundamentals of Genomics Course

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Deadline

November 30, 2026

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Overview

Fundamentals of Genomics Course

Overview: Entry-level course introducing the essentials of genetic/genomics across the lifespan. This is foundational training for understanding and incorporating clinical genetics/genomics into practice.

Course Details:

Duration: 13 weeks

Credits: 52 CNE credits, including 2.5 pharmacology credits

Delivery: Can be completed completely remotely, making it available internationally

Format: Asynchronous (literature and video review) with synchronous participation requirement of 1.5 hours weekly for 13 weeks

Focus: Multidisciplinary approach to care with thorough understanding of cellular and molecular basis of genetics

Course Objectives:

Develop clinical competency in essentials of genetics/genomics

Discuss models for integrating genetics into practice

Acquire genetic screening and genetic test interpretation skills

Discuss genetic syndromes, diagnosis, and integration of surveillance strategies

Introduce genetics/genomics evidence-based guideline recommendations

Learn techniques to increase population-based screening

Identify ways of improving community health outcomes while decreasing genetic service disparities

Participate in collaborative learning

Prepare participants to be members of a genetics team

Provide continuing education credits for re-certification (RN, NP, PA)

Curriculum Content:

Prenatal, preconception, and pediatric genetic conditions

Adult genetic conditions

Drug metabolism problems

Eligibility:

External and internal applicants welcome

BSN-prepared nurses currently working in or planning to start a role in genetics

NPs and PAs interested in learning about genetics

All disciplines of medicine outside of medical genetics fellowship

Unique Features:

First course of its kind providing general training across all medical disciplines outside medical genetics fellowship

Allows providers to obtain advanced genetics training without leaving the community

No need to complete formal graduate or doctoral program

High-level genetics training applicable across the lifespan and daily practice

Accreditation: Approved as provider of nursing continuing professional development by Montana Nurses Association, accredited approver with distinction by American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation

Geographic Scope: Available internationally

Contact: Logan Health Cancer Care, Kalispell

How to Apply

Application Process

Application Period: September 1 - November 30 (Annual)

Required Materials:

Application form

Brief letter explaining why you want to participate and what you hope to learn

Review Timeline:

Applications accepted: September 1 - November 30

Candidates notified: December 15

Course start: First Monday of January

Participants have access after payment is received

Synchronous Participation Requirement: 1.5 hours weekly for 13 weeks (course expectation)

Asynchronous Participation Requirement: Literature and video review with assignments focused on clinical application and translation of research into practice

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