Great opportunity for a Cancer Genetic Counselor the Dallas area of Texas.
- This is a Full-time Days No Weekends
- sign-on and relocation for the right candidate.
Responsibilities of the Cancer Genetic Counselor
- The genetic counselor will join our Cancer Genetics team consisting currently of one full-time genetic counselor, one part-time genetic counselor, and one full-time genetics assistant.
- Responsibilities include providing risk assessment, counseling, testing, and support for individuals and families with elevated cancer risk.
- The genetic counselors also participate in various hospital committees, attend and present at tumor conferences, and present to various cancer support groups.
- Genetic counselors also serve as an informational resource for the hospital and the physicians who practice here as well as all healthcare providers.
- While providing the highest quality patient care is our top priority, developing/presenting educational programs and participating in community outreach are also an integral and interesting aspect of this position.
Requirements of the Cancer Genetic Counselor
- Master’s Degree in Genetic Counseling/Medical Genetics/Human Genetics from an ABGC–accredited program
- Board-certified by the American Board of Genetic Counseling (board-eligible may also be considered with completion of board certification required within one year from start date)
- At least one year of experience in cancer genetic counseling strongly preferred
This facility is a tertiary case center in North Texas. They are recognized for its state-of-the-art medical centers.
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