Daniela Diaz Caro, MS, CGC
Genetic Counselor · Researcher · Educator
My work focuses on genetic counseling, genomics, health equity, and expanding access to genetic and genomic services. I am particularly interested in how research can improve communication, care, and outcomes across diverse communities.
Across my research, teaching, and collaborative work, I aim to develop approaches that make genetic counseling and genomic services more responsive to the communities they serve.
Current Roles
Mass General Brigham University of Health Professions
Research Faculty
Genetic Counseling Fellowship in Research Training (GC-FIRST)
Research Fellow · University of Minnesota
Sociedad Profesional Latinoamericana de Asesoramiento Genético (SPLAGen)
Board Member
What I Work On
Research, education, and collaborative work.
Research
Research focused on genomic risk communication, culturally responsive genetic counseling, and equitable access to genetic and genomic services.
Explore research →Teaching
Teaching and mentoring students in research methods, research design, critical thinking, and the development of meaningful research questions.
Explore teaching →Collaborative Projects
Selected research and collaborative initiatives spanning genetic counseling, health equity, research education, and genomic medicine.
Explore projects →Insights
Thinking about research beyond the methods section.
Reflections and practical resources on developing research questions, mentorship, research advising, genetic counseling, and becoming a thoughtful researcher.
Explore insights & resources →Contact
Let's connect.
I'm always glad to hear from fellow genetic counselors, researchers, and students interested in collaboration, mentorship, or speaking.