Genetics clinic

About us

We provide services to pregnant women, children and adults who have been diagnosed with a genetic condition, are thought to have one, or are at risk of having one.

Making an appointment

We accept referrals for patients regarding a wide variety of genetic conditions or concerns, such as:

• fetal anomalies or genetic condition diagnosed in pregnancy
• increased risk due to personal or family history of genetic or inherited condition
• pregnancy planning concern due to increased genetic risk
• people with a personal or family history of chromosomal conditions or genetic or inherited syndromes
• people at an increased risk following carrier screening
• people with an intellectual disability, dysmorphic features or congenital anomalies with suspected syndrome diagnosis
• people with clinical features suspected of genetic or inherited syndrome diagnosis
• people with a family history of genetic or inherited conditions, intellectual disability, congenital anomaly, still birth, diagnosed genetic condition
• patients needing a paediatrician-ordered genomic testing (under the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS)).

All new patients will need a referral from their GP (general practitioner) or specialist, including a completed referral form, before an appointment can be made. GPs and referring clinicians can access the form in the Nepean Blue Mountains LHD outpatient referral catalogue.

Specialists

• Dr Ingrid Sinnerbrink
• Dr Annabelle Enriquez
• Dr Noha Elserafy

What to bring

• Medicare card for bulk billing
• list of current medications
• previous test and pathology results, reports and scans if available.

Hours of service

• Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at Women and Children’s Outpatients Building D Level 3.
• Wednesday at Medical Outpatients Building C Level 1.