Jacqueline Hunter is a research officer with the Behavioural Sciences Unit (BSU), UNSW. She works on ethics and genetics projects, primarily the psychosocial substudy for the Precision Medicine for Children with Cancer (PRISM) trial, Australia’s first precision medicine trial for children with high-risk cancer. Jacqueline received a Bachelor of Biomedicine followed by a Master’s of Genomics and Health, both at the University of Melbourne. She is interested in the psychosocial issues associated with genetic cancer predisposition and the use of whole-genome-sequencing technologies in the childhood cancer setting.