Brian Schoenfeld

Brian Schoenfeld brings rare depth to Genetic Counseling. A specialist in Rare Disease, he spent nearly a decade at the bench before becoming a genetic counselor; conducting peer-reviewed research on Alzheimer's and Fragile X Syndrome at the University of Pennsylvania and Albert Einstein College of Medicine. That scientific foundation, sharpened at Arcadia University, shaped his approach to the field of genetics. Brian doesn't just work in industry—he has trained genetic counseling students. He has taught as an Adjunct Professor at Kean University and currently advises the Genetic Counseling program at Cornell Medical School, investing directly in the field's future. Licensed in New Jersey, Brian remains fiercely committed to improving outcomes for the Rare Disease community—a population that too often falls through the cracks of conventional medicine. He lives in NJ with his wife Kristen and daughters Emma and Juliette.