Genetic counselor
Rachel Farrell is a genetic counselor who cares for children with inherited cardiovascular diseases resulting from genetic mutations.
Farrell earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology and Hispanic studies from Lewis & Clark College, then earned her master’s degree in human genetics and genetic counseling from Stanford University.
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