Faculty & Staff

Hiam Abdel-Salam, M.S., is a certified genetic counselor in the Clinical Cancer Genetics program. She provides cancer risk assessment and counseling to patients in the Breast Center and Genitourinary Cancer Center.

Gabriela Chen, M.S., is a certified genetic counselor in the Clinical Cancer Genetics program. Her primary clinical responsibilities include providing risk assessment and genetic counseling services to individuals concerned about hereditary cancer conditions.

Jessica "Jessie" Corredor, M.S., is a certified genetic counselor. Her primary role is to provide risk assessment and genetic counseling services to individuals concerned for a hereditary predisposition to breast cancer. She also has special interest in the impact of genetic counseling in the pediatric, adolescent and young adult patient population.

Molly S. Daniels, M.S., has been a certified genetic counselor in the Gynecologic Oncology Center and has been at MD Anderson since 2002. She has adjunct appointments as an associate faculty member at the UTHealth Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and as a clinical instructor in Pediatrics at the UT Medical School at Houston.

Katie Huang, M.S., is a certified genetic counselor in the Clinical Cancer Genetics program. She provides cancer risk assessment and counseling to patients in the Breast Center and Gynecologic Oncology Center.

Susy Malca, M.S., is a certified genetic counselor in the Clinical Cancer Genetics program. She provides cancer risk assessment and counseling to patients in the Breast Center.

Andrew McKeon, M.S., is a certified genetic counselor in the Clinical Cancer Genetics program. He provides cancer risk assessment and counseling to patients at the League City location and in the Brain and Spine Center.

Maureen Mork, M.S., is a certified genetic counselor who specializes in counseling patients for hereditary gastrointestinal (GI) cancers. She is also involved in clinic research in hereditary GI cancers, with a special interest in early-onset colorectal cancer. She teaches and supervises students in the UT Genetic Counseling Program, and has also served as a thesis chair for genetic counseling graduate students.

Julie Moskowitz, M.S., is a certified genetic counselor within the GI Center. She received her undergraduate degrees (a B.S. in biology and a B.A. in sociology and social psychology) from Lehigh University in 2011 and her graduate degree, an M.S. in Genetic Counseling, from Long Island University in 2013.