Genetics Counselor

Conduct risk assessment, education, and psychological support for individuals and families at risk for hereditary cancer by obtaining personal and family medical histories. Assess cancer risks and germline mutation potential, determine genetic testing indications based on national guidelines, and obtain informed consent. Interpret test results, provide post-test counseling, discuss medical management options, and coordinate cascade testing for relatives. Collaborate with physicians on multidisciplinary teams, critically assess literature, and design clinical protocols meeting CoC and NAPBC standards. Monitor program quality, participate in cancer committees, supervise students, and engage in research activities including manuscript development and presentations. Maintain patient charting, billing submissions, and detailed reports for referring providers while pursuing continuing education to maintain certifications.