Kiley Delgado earned her Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering with a minor in biology from Northeastern University. She worked in pharmaceutical research prior to earning her Master of Science degree in genetic counseling from Brandeis University. After graduate school, she worked as a prenatal genetic counselor at Massachusetts General Hospital for seven and a half years. During that time, she provided risk assessment and genetic counseling services to pregnant women with a wide variety of indications. She was a cancer genetic counselor at Lahey Medical Center for two years before joining the Center for Cancer Risk Assessment (CCRA) in 2018. At the CCRA, Ms. Delgado provides risk assessment and genetic counseling services in both the Breast and Ovarian Cancer Genetics Program and Gastrointestinal Cancer Genetics Program. In addition, Ms. Delgado sees patients in the Neuro-Oncology Genetics Program which specializes in genetic testing for adults and children who have been diagnosed with, or are at risk for, various forms of neurofibromatosis and schwannomatosis. Ms. Delgado has a love for teaching and has a particular interest in the overlap between cancer and prenatal genetic counseling. She enjoys having conversations with patients about family planning, particularly in the context of a known hereditary condition.