Constance A. Roche, M.S.N., is a nurse practitioner at Massachusetts General where she works in the Gillette Center for Women's Cancers and the Breast and Ovarian Cancer Genetics and Risk Assessment Program. She received her B.S.N. from Northeastern University, and her Masters Degree as an Adult Nurse Practitioner from Simmons College. Her responsibilities include the evaluation and clinical management of women with breast cancer or benign breast problems. In addition, she has expertise in assessing women for breast and ovarian cancer risk providing counseling and education about cancer risk, cancer genetics, screening and risk reduction strategies. She has published and speaks locally and nationally on the subjects of evaluation of breast problems, breast cancer risk, cancer genetics, and the development of a cancer risk assessment program. Nancy E. Siegel Administrative Associate of the Massachussetts General Hospital Breast & Ovarian Cancer Genetics & Risk Assessment Program seeks to respond to patient concerns and to relieve any anxieties they may have concerning this appointment. After the consultation at the Clinic, Nancy follows up to assure that a written summary of the Clinic's assessment is received by the patient and others. She forwards these findings - including recommendations for screening and follow-up - to the patient's primary care provider as well as to the patient. Deborah Bevens Administrative Associate of the Massachussetts General Hospital Breast & Ovarian Cancer Genetics & Risk Assessment Program, coordinates the contact of each patient with the Clinic. When she speaks with each person to confirm their appointment, she seeks to respond to their concerns and to relieve any anxieties they may have concerning this appointment. After the consultation at the Clinic, Deb follows up to assure that a written summary of the Clinic's assessment is received by the patient and others. She forwards these findings - including recommendations for screening and follow-up - to the patient's primary care provider as well as to the patient. Kristin Baker Niendorf, MS, CGC, Genetic Counselor in the Breast and Ovarian Cancer Genetics and Risk Assessment Program, received her Bachelor's degree in Genetics and Master's degree in Medical Genetics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is certified in Genetics from the American Board of Genetic Counseling and has clinical experience providing risk assessments based on family history and counseling patients through genetic risk and testing concerns. Kristin is involved in research studies of several different familial cancers and has published on the topic of familial cancer. Kristin is actively involved in multiple professional organizations that are involved in promoting provision of genetic services. Kristen Manhoney Shannon, MS, CGC, Genetic Counselor in the Breast and Ovarian Cancer Genetics and Risk Assessment Program, received her Bachelor's degree in Biology from the College of the Holy Cross and a Master's degree in Human Genetics from Sarah Lawrence College. She is certified in Genetics from the American Board of Genetic Counseling and has vast clinical experience providing hereditary cancer risk assessments and counseling patients through genetic risk and testing concerns. Kristen is involved in research studies and has many publications on the topic of familial cancer. She is actively involved in multiple professional organizations that promote the access to and provision of genetic services.