Genetic Counselor II - Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Program

Genetic Counselor II

The Genetic Counselor II is a lead resource regarding genetics for patients, healthcare providers and our community. Provides all aspects of genetic counseling including extensive family history, counseling patients and/or families regarding suspected hereditary syndromes, recommending gene testing when appropriate and explaining results to patients with recommendations for screening and risk reduction. Provides education for students enrolled in GC programs and mentors new genetic counselors. Participates in genetic research and community education as well as clinical committees which help to drive quality care.

Implements core GC skills and competencies

Proficient in utilizations of EMR

Presents patients at weekly case conference

On-board and supervise new GC and GCA staff

Opportunity to participate in clinical research.25% effort

Assists in planning and implementation of clinical practice and education with Medical and Administrative Director

Precept GC Master Level students

Obtain Adjunct Faculty position in TJU Human Genome and Genetic Counseling Graduate Program and/or another academic institution

Participates in Service Line committees

Initiates and participates in Community Education

Role of lead resource regarding cancer genetics for referring and treatment team providers

Implements clinical practice independently or minimal supervision

Education: Master's Level degree in Genetic Counseling

AND Experience: 3- 5 years' experience. Boarded and licensed experience required.

Board Certified Genetic Counselor, Licensed in PA and NJ and Delaware if indicated

Work Shift: Workday Day (United States of America)

Worker Sub Type: Regular

Employee Entity: Jefferson University Physicians

Primary Location Address: 100 S 9th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

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