Clinical Genomics
We are establishing a new Statewide Clinical Genomics Network.
Clinical Genomics has the potential to reshape clinical practice and to fundamentally change the way we prevent, diagnose, treat and monitor illness, providing the opportunity to have more precise and tailored healthcare. It will also enable taking forward the South Australian Genomics Plan.
Statewide Clinical Genomics Network Steering Committee
Expressions of Interest are now open for Membership on the Statewide Clinical Genomics Network Steering Committee.
We are looking to bring together a diverse group of people and skills to participate on the Steering Committee, including:
- Consumers, carers and support groups
- Public and private clinicians including (but not limited to) clinical geneticists, genetic counsellors and other allied health professionals, medical specialists, general practitioners and nurses.
- Researchers
- Bio-ethicists
- Clinical educators
- People with expertise in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health
- People with expertise using Information Technology in genomics
- People with expertise in Data and Analytics
- Other relevant professionals
If you have a passion to make a difference, please apply!
For consumer/carer membership
Consumers and carers can apply by completing the Consumer-Carer Online Application
For clinical/professional membership
Clinicians and other professionals can apply by completing the Clinician & Professional Online Application
Applications close Friday 19 February 2021.
Network Lead
Associate Professor Christopher Barnett
Documents
- Draft Terms of Reference (117 KB, PDF)
- Application Pack Steering Committee Membership (98 KB, PDF)
More information
You can stay up to date with what is happening in the Clinical Genomics Statewide Clinical Network by signing up to receive email news at CEIH.ClinicalGenomics@sa.gov.au or contact Tony Stavrou on (08) 8226 6209.
Documents
- Draft Terms of Reference (117 KB, PDF)
- Application Pack Steering Committee Membership (98 KB, PDF)
More information
You can stay up to date with what is happening in the Clinical Genomics Statewide Clinical Network by signing up to receive email news at CEIH.ClinicalGenomics@sa.gov.au or contact Tony Stavrou on (08) 8226 6209.