Are you a primary care practitioner looking to learn more about applying genomic medicine in your practice?
On 20 November 2025, Central and South Genomics and the West Midlands Cancer Alliance are hosting a one day Genomics for Primary Care Practitioners course at the University of Birmingham Medical School.
This event will give you a better understanding of the significance of genomic medicine for your primary care patients. It will have a significant predisposition cancer focus, including a workshop on identifying predisposition cancer in family histories and when and how to support carrier testing. Topics covered will also include pharmacogenomics, diagnosis and management of Lynch Syndrome, hereditary hemochromatosis and familial hypercholesteremia diagnosis and management. There will also be a workshop supporting jargon free communication around genomics.
There are 35 spaces available for GPs, Primary Care senior nurses and AHPs. We are accepting applications for this course; to register your interest, please click here to fill out the application form and we will be in touch.
Please only apply if you can attend face to face at University of Birmingham Medical School from 9:00-17:00. Places will be allocated by end of September and contact will be by email. If you have any questions, please email [email protected].