Lynn Pais
About Lynn Pais
Lynn Pais is a Senior Clinical Genomic Variant Analyst with over nine years of experience in clinical and research settings. Currently, she works at Boston Children's Hospital as a Pediatric Genetic Counselor and at the Broad Institute, focusing on genetic counseling for chromatin-related disorders.
Work at Broad Institute
Lynn Pais has been employed at the Broad Institute as a Senior Clinical Genomic Variant Analyst since 2017. In this role, she focuses on analyzing genomic variants to support clinical decision-making. Her work contributes to the understanding of genetic conditions and aids in the diagnosis and management of patients with rare diseases. The Broad Institute is renowned for its research in genomics and biomedical science, and Lynn's position reflects her expertise in the field.
Current Role at Boston Children's Hospital
Since 2022, Lynn Pais has served as a Pediatric Genetic Counselor at Boston Children's Hospital. In this capacity, she provides genetic counseling to families and patients, particularly those affected by chromatin-related disorders. Her role involves assessing genetic risks, interpreting genetic test results, and guiding families through complex medical information. This position underscores her commitment to supporting pediatric patients and their families in navigating genetic health issues.
Education and Expertise
Lynn Pais earned her Bachelor's degree in Biotechnology from St. Aloysius College, where she studied from 2007 to 2010. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master's degree in Human Genetics from the University of Michigan, completing her studies from 2014 to 2015. This educational background provides her with a solid foundation in genetics and biotechnology, equipping her with the skills necessary for her roles in clinical and research settings.
Professional Background
Before her current positions, Lynn Pais worked as a Project Manager at Brigham and Women's Hospital from 2016 to 2017. In this role, she managed projects related to genetic research and clinical applications. Additionally, she is involved with the EpiChroma Clinic, a specialty clinic dedicated to chromatin-related disorders and developmental delays. Her diverse experience spans over nine years in both clinical and research environments, focusing on advancing the diagnosis of rare diseases.
Experience in Genetic Counseling
Lynn Pais has extensive experience in genetic counseling, particularly for patients with chromatin-related disorders. Her work includes counseling both children and adults, helping them understand their genetic conditions and the implications for their health. This experience is vital in providing support and guidance to individuals and families facing genetic challenges, highlighting her role in the field of genetics.