Job Description

Overview Hello humankindness! Dignity Health Medical Group is the employed physician group of Dignity Health Arizona. Dignity Health Medical Group (DHMG) employs approximately 200 providers and 500 support staff that cover a wide variety of specialties. The medical group has had tremendous success over the past few years and now provides more than 73 subspecialty services. The physicians provide clinical services in their areas of specialty and many serve in pivotal academic research and leadership roles. DHMG is also heavily involved in preparing tomorrow's healthcare providers. DHMG has 84 medical school students and approximately 200 residents and fellows throughout the 25 academic programs. Clinical services are complemented with translational and bench research to augment medical education for residents and students. The mission of Dignity Health Medical Group is consistent with Dignity Health's mission and St. Joseph's guiding principles with a focus on innovative clinical care and the pursuit of excellence through scholarly activities. As part of the Dignity Health hospital system, DHMG has full access to the staff and all facilities on our hospital campuses. This unique relationship with our hospital allows Dignity Health Medical Group to provide its patients with state-of-the-art patient services including care of the poor and disenfranchised. For the health of our community, we are proud to announce that we are a tobacco-free campus. Responsibilities The Genetic Counselor works as a member of a health care team providing risk assessment, education, and supportive counseling to individuals and families at risk for or diagnosed with a variety of inherited conditions. The Genetic Counselor will interpret genetic testing, support clinically-related genetics research, and serve as an institute and community resource for aspects and issues related to human genetics. Demonstrates clinical knowledge by providing genetic counseling, risk assessment, screening, testing, and results on patient and/or families with a personal and/or family history of conditions. Coordinates the ordering, performing, and/or monitoring of genetics-related procedures and tests related to specific protocols. Educates families and individuals concerned about risk factors. Explains testing protocols, potential results, risks and benefits, and psychosocial implications of the genetic evaluation/testing. Discusses results with patients. Provides patients with referral sources for clinical follow-up, screening and prevention consultations, and participation in research protocols. Dignity Health now offers an Education Benefit program for benefit-eligible employees after 180 days. This program provides debt relief and student loan assistance to help you achieve your goals. Full-time employees can receive up to $18,000 over five years, while part-time employees can receive up to $9,000. Qualifications

MINIMUM

Masters degree in genetics counseling or related field required. Board certification in genetic counseling by the American Board of Medical Genetics required. Basic computer skills required. Knowledge of Genetic pedigree drawing programs required.

PREFERRED

Two or more years experience in genetic counseling. #J-18808-Ljbffr CommonSpirit Health

Job Tags

Full time, Part time,

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