Clinic for Special Children
Karlla W. Brigatti has a work experience that spans over several years in the field of genetic counseling and research. Karlla W. began their career at Columbia University Medical Center in 1999, where they worked as a Genetic Counselor and Research Associate until 2006. Karlla W. then joined The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia as a Senior Genetic Counselor, where they worked for eight years. In 2014, Karlla joined the Clinic for Special Children, initially as a Genetic Counselor and later became the Research Operations Director in January 2018.
Karlla W. Brigatti earned a Master's degree in Human Genetics from Sarah Lawrence College, where they studied from 1996 to 1998. In addition to their degree, they also hold a Certificate in Genetic Counseling from the American Board of Genetic Counselors. Further details about the obtained month and year for the certification are not provided.
Clinic for Special Children
The Clinic for Special Children was established in 1989 as a non-profit medical home for Amish and Mennonite children and adults with rare genetic disorders. The Clinic serves its patients by translating advances in genetics into timely diagnoses and accessible, comprehensive medical care, and by developing better understanding of heritable diseases. Work at the Clinic is focused on three major goals: - Deliver effective and affordable diagnosis and comprehensive care for individuals with genetic conditions. - Develop innovative laboratory methods that serve the needs of patients and families. - Expand the capability for clinical studies, education, and training in genetic medicine.