Genetics Program at Mount Sinai South Nassau
If you are pregnant or planning to become pregnant, you may wonder if cancer or other genetic problems run in your family. We can help you find out what you need to know.
We are happy to talk to you and your family. We also work closely with the Maternal Fetal Medicine and Oncology teams.
Cancer Genetics
Making an Appointment
You need a doctor’s referral to meet with one of our genetic counselors. To schedule an appointment, call 516-497-7550. You can fax referrals and medical records to 516-632-4480. Please reach out if you have any questions about the referral process.
Meet Our Certified Genetic Counselors
Our genetic counselors are highly trained and experienced. We are here to provide information and answer your questions.
Nicole Wengrofsky, MS, CGC
Nicole Wengrofsky, MS, CGC, is an expert in cancer genetics. She earned her master's degree in human genetics from the Joan H. Marks Graduate Program in Human Genetics at Sarah Lawrence College. She completed her undergraduate degree in Biology at Brandeis University. Ms. Wengrofsky belongs to the National Society of Genetic Counselors.
As a genetic counselor, she helps patients at risk for hereditary cancer. She explains genetic tests and how they affect your medical care as well as your family members. She strives to provide fair and compassionate care.
Prenatal Genetics
Making an Appointment
You need a doctor’s referral to meet with one of our genetic counselors. To schedule an appointment, call 516-497-7550. You can fax referrals and medical records to 516-632-4480. Please reach out if you have any questions about the referral process.
Meet Our Certified Genetic Counselors
Our genetic counselors are highly trained and experienced. We are here to provide information and answer your questions.
Corrine Schifflin, MS, CGC
Corrine Schifflin, MS, CGC, does prenatal genetics. She earned her master's degree in genetic counseling from Long Island University and is an active member of the National Society of Genetic Counselors. Ms. Schifflin works with the Maternal Fetal Medicine team at Mount Sinai South Nassau.
She helps you understand how genetics may impact your pregnancy and your baby’s health. Ms. Schifflin discusses the screening and diagnostic testing options, explains the results, and helps you make informed decisions