Camille Burke
About Camille Burke
Camille Burke is a Genetics Assistant at Sutter Health, with a background in genetics and bioinformatics. She has held various positions in academic and research settings, including roles at NASA and The Genome Center.
Work at Sutter Health
Camille Burke has been employed as a Genetics Assistant at Sutter Health since 2021. In this role, she contributes to genetic analysis and support within the healthcare system in Sacramento, California. Her position involves working closely with patients and healthcare professionals to facilitate genetic testing and interpretation.
Previous Experience in Genetics and Research
Prior to her current role, Camille Burke gained valuable experience in genetics and research through various positions. She worked at The Genome Center as an Undergraduate Research Assistant in the Eisen Lab from 2019 to 2020. Additionally, she participated in the Clinical Genetics and Bioinformatics Summer Program at Keck Graduate Institute for one month in 2020. Her involvement in these programs enhanced her understanding of genetic research methodologies.
Educational Background in Biology and Genetics
Camille Burke completed her Associate of Science degree at Cabrillo College, where she studied Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics from 2014 to 2018. She furthered her education at the University of California, Davis, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Genetics and Genomics from 2018 to 2020. This academic foundation supports her work in genetics.
Teaching and Mentoring Experience
Camille Burke has held several teaching and mentoring roles. She served as a Teaching Assistant at Code Naturally in 2019 and at Black Rocket Productions in 2018, both in Aptos, California. Additionally, she was a STEM Peer Advisor at Cabrillo College from 2017 to 2018, where she provided guidance to fellow students in the STEM fields.
Research and Internship Positions
Throughout her career, Camille Burke has engaged in various research and internship positions. Notably, she worked as a NASA Aerospace Scholar at NASA Ames Research Center for four months in 2016. She also participated in a Spacecraft Associated Genome Analysis Workshop at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory for one month in 2020. These experiences contributed to her expertise in genetics and bioinformatics.