Dr. Long attended medical school at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and completed a Family Medicine residency at the Detroit Medical Center and a Medical Genetics residency at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. His fellowship in Medical Biochemical Genetics was completed at the Children’s Hospital of Colorado. Patrick currently lives in Denver and specializes in the diagnosis and management of genetic disorders and inborn errors of metabolism in adults.

Dr. Hollas grew up in Bryan, Texas. She attended Texas A&M University for her undergraduate and Master in Public Health degrees. She attended medical school in El Paso, Texas, at the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine, followed by an intern year at the University of California San Francisco, East Bay Surgery Residency Program in Oakland, California. She then moved to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for residency training in Medical Genetics and Genomics at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. She now lives in Oklahoma City with her husband, daughter and two cats. She enjoys spending time with family and enjoying the outdoors.

Rebeca — who’s originally from Baja California, Mexico — earned her MSc in Nutrigenomics and Personalized Nutrition from the University of the Balearic Islands in Spain and her BSc in Biotechnology from the University of Wroclaw in Poland. She attended Sarah Lawrence College in New York to obtain a degree in genetic counseling because she was drawn to the clinical aspect of the genetic field. As a board-certified genetic counselor, she is dedicated to enhancing everyone’s access to high-quality genetic services and believes in the transformative power of learning about patients’ life stories.

After spending the majority of life on the east coast and completing a BA in Psychology, Erin transplanted to Denver in 2018. She began focusing on healthcare administration in the dental field as a pediatric office manager for several years before transitioning to the medical field. Erin joined SequenceMD as our Clinic and Patient Coordinator in January of 2023 and strives to provide patients with an above and beyond experience as they navigate their diagnostic journey.

Erin grew up in Colorado and received her Master’s in human genetics and genetic counseling at Keck Graduate Institute in Claremont, California. She attended the University of Oregon and graduated with undergraduate degrees in psychology and biology. She has a research background encompassing neuroscience and genetic engineering, and was a clinical research coordinator in neuroimmunology. As a genetic counselor, Erin specializes in cancer genetics, integrating her research experience with a patient-centered approach. She’s dedicated to providing her patients with personalized genetic insights and support, helping them navigate complex medical information and make informed decisions about their health and treatment options.

Hilary is a certified physician assistant with a strong foundation in primary care and a growing passion for medical genetics. Originally from Wisconsin, she earned her undergraduate degree in biomedical sciences and a Master’s of physician assistant studies from Marquette University in Milwaukee. Hilary started her career in a psychiatric hospital, providing internal medicine and primary care services in a specialized healthcare setting. In 2019, she relocated to Colorado, where she spent five years working at a family medicine clinic, building strong patient relationships and expanding her expertise in comprehensive care. Hilary is strongly interested in medical genetics, and is dedicated to helping patients understand and manage complex genetic conditions through personalized, patient-centered care. Outside of the clinic, Hilary enjoys hiking, camping, snowboarding and exploring the beautiful Rocky Mountains with her dog, Roscoe.

During Dr. Long’s Medical Genetics residency at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, he connected with a group of individuals focused on helping non-genetic clinicians identify genetic patients by using online diagnostic assessments. In collaboration with geneticists from University of British Columbia and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Dr. Long started to conceptualize how tools can be built, utilized, and integrated into a physicians’ practice workflow for the benefit of hastening the diagnostic journey for complex patients.