also went to medical school and will offer a masters in -- and while the b job can be challenging, mcminn says the ability to help more than just a worthwhile pay off. >> we're there for our patients, colleagues and we're really able to kind of bring to the forefront we're not just taking care of the patient, we're ta entire family. >> i'm kate rogers, danville, pennsylvania. >> on wall street, the record run continues. pushed higher by financials and defense stocks, the dow notched its eight straight record close and ninth straight day of gains. the s&p and nasdaq managed to post a gain as well. at the close, the dow finished up at 22,092. s&p gained almost five points and nasdaq added 11 to 63.51. for the week, the dow gained 1.2%. s&p gained .2%. but the nasdaq was the loser on the week off .4%. what has ng the markets recent bull run has been participation in the ind, but a us, that's beginning to change. >> something appears to be happening in the market that a will the of experts have been b waitd that's more participation among every day investors. respected analyst, rich, is takin

. >>> as a college student studying biology, megan mcminn thought she wanted to become a physicians candidate but a desire to interact even more with patients led her to genetic counselling. >> it gave me a good split between patient care and the hard science research end of things. >> at geisinger hospital genetic counsellors are on the front lines of patient care. with genetic testing becoming more popular they can't hire new counsellors fast enough. >> we will hire hundreds of counsellors. they will become a key member of the team when discussing with patients and families what to do next. >>> geisinger is home to the my code community health initiative one of the largest biobanks of human dna of its kind. the effort is led by amy sturm, director of genomic counselling at the hospital and hopes to help not only patients but their families. >> we are developing a program to look through all of the dna code to pull out what we consider to be medically actionable conditions. >> alex: salaries for genetic counsellors here at geisinger range from $60,000 a year up to $180,000 annually depending

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