What are the responsibilities and job description for the Genetics Counselor PRN position at Cooper University Hospital?
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Short Description
The Genetic Counselor Entry position supports the Pediatric Genetics team with the provision of high-quality patient care. The role focuses on the coordination of genetic testing and hereditary risk counseling for pediatric patients and their families.
Coordinate and perform all services provided by the Pediatric Genetics Counseling team under the supervision of the Geneticist.Prepare charts for clinical encounters Coordinate genetic testing for various hereditary syndromesPerform all aspects of hereditary risk counselingConduct literature reviews to identify evidence-based guidance for specific syndromesProvide education to referring physicians and the community at large about hereditary syndromesOther responsibilities as deemed appropriate by the Medical Director
Experience Required
0-2 years’ experience in pediatric genetic counseling preferred
Education Requirements
Master's Degree Required
License/Certification Requirements
Eligible for American Board of Genetic Counseling (ABGC) certification
Salary Min ($)
USD $29.00Salary Max ($)
USD $48.00Salary : $29 - $48