Amy Sturm

Amy Sturm is a highly experienced professional in the field of genomic counseling and genetic health. Currently serving as an Advisor at Nest Genomics and a Scientific Advisor for the Family Heart Foundation, Sturm has a notable history in various leadership roles, including Director of Genomic Health Programs and Medical Affairs at 23andMe and Director of Cardiovascular Genomic Counseling at Geisinger. Sturm has contributed significantly to population genomic screening through the MyCode program and has held key positions such as Chair of the Advisory Board for the NIH All of Us Research Program Genetic Counseling Resource. With an extensive academic background, Sturm also served as President of the National Society of Genetic Counselors and is a Professor at the Geisinger Genomic Medicine Institute. Educational credentials include a Master of Science in Human/Medical Genetics from the University of Michigan, a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Baldwin Wallace University, and a Master of Science in Molecular Pathology from The Ohio State University.