3.
A company representative
visits an OB/GYN office and presents a new prenatal test that seems too good to
be true. They also offer the office manager and medical director a steep
discount on an institutional price that seems inflated to the skeptical genetic
counselor. The genetic counselor privately reviews the data, confirms it was
misrepresented by the company representative, and suspects the person was
purposefully dishonest. The genetic counselor collates the data to prove their
case, presents it to the office manager and medical director, and proposes they
do not work with this company. This experience represents the genetic
counselor's value of: *