Staci Connolly, CGC, is a genetic counselor at the High Risk Pregnancy Center. A recent graduate with a Master of Science in Genetic Counseling from Bay Path University, Staci trained extensively in prenatal, cancer, pediatric, and general genetics through clinical rotations at leading institutions, including UC Davis Health, CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, and Quest Diagnostics.
Staci Connolly, CGC, is a genetic counselor at the High Risk Pregnancy Center. A recent graduate with a Master of Science in Genetic Counseling from Bay Path University, Staci trained extensively in prenatal, cancer, pediatric, and general genetics through clinical rotations at leading institutions, including UC Davis Health, CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, and Quest Diagnostics.
Staci Connolly, CGC, is a genetic counselor at the High Risk Pregnancy Center who brings a unique blend of scientific expertise, compassion, and educational experience to her practice. A recent graduate with a Master of Science in Genetic Counseling from Bay Path University, Staci trained extensively in prenatal, cancer, pediatric, and general genetics through clinical rotations at leading institutions including UC Davis Health, CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, and Quest Diagnostics. At HRPC, she has already completed dozens of prenatal cases, counseling patients on topics such as advanced maternal age, abnormal screening results, and family histories of genetic conditions.
Before pursuing genetic counseling, Staci spent eight years as a high school chemistry teacher, where she developed a strong foundation in education, communication, and patient-centered teaching. This background informs her counseling style today: compassionate, collaborative, and focused on making complex information clear and accessible. She believes that knowledge is power and is deeply committed to empowering families with the information they need to make informed decisions during pregnancy.
Staci’s clinical interests include rare genetic conditions, prenatal risk assessment, and supporting women and families through challenging decisions. She values building trust with patients, listening closely to their concerns, and ensuring every family feels heard, supported, and equipped to make choices with confidence.
Outside of her clinical work, Staci is active in her community as a mother and distance runner with her local running club. She enjoys traveling, gardening, hiking, and recently added ice skating to her list of hobbies.
