Australia is entering an important new phase for genomics and precision medicine, with growing momentum to move from research and individual programs towards clinical implementation and mainstream healthcare.

InGeNA is delighted to host Dame Professor Sue Hill, Chief Scientific Officer for England and Senior Responsible Officer for Genomics in the NHS.

Dame Professor Sue has played a leading role in establishing the NHS Genomic Medicine Service and integrating genomics into routine healthcare. Drawing on England’s experience, this cross-sector event will explore the infrastructure, partnerships and implementation pathways Australia needs to deliver genomics-enabled healthcare equitably and at scale.

The event is particularly timely as Australia awaits the release of the National Health Genomics Policy Framework 2026–2030 and shapes the Australian Government’s $200 million Precision Health Research Program.

Thursday, 15 October 2026
2.00–4.30 pm
Amazon SYD15 Office, 2 Market Street, Sydney

The event will bring together leaders from industry, research, healthcare, government, policy, pathology, clinical practice, and patient and consumer advocacy.

InGeNA members and partners: Free

Non-members: $25

Hosted by InGeNA

Australia’s united industry voice for genomics and precision medicine