Genetic Counselor - Limited Tenure

Mayo Clinic•Rochester, MN

6d•$96,179 - $144,331

About The Position

This is a Limited Tenure position with an anticipated end date of 12/31/2027. The Genetic Counselor provides general genetic counseling, and/or pre-and post-testing support for genetic testing. They collect appropriate clinical and family information necessary for risk assessment, identifying appropriate testing, interpretation and follow-up of test results. If appropriate under specific state licensure, the counselor can order and coordinate genetic laboratory tests and other diagnostic, laboratory studies as appropriate for a genetic assessment. The role serves as a resource to health care providers, laboratories and support staff regarding genetic testing and follow-up. The Genetic Counselor participates in the planning, integration, and evaluation of the Genetic Counseling program and services. They act as a liaison to internal and external providers and provide ongoing education relative to genetic counseling services provided at Mayo Clinic. The position also plays an active role in the supervision of genetic counseling graduate students, genetic fellows, and other students and trainees seeking genetic knowledge, when applicable.

Requirements

Master of Science or Master of Arts in Genetic Counseling granted by a genetic counseling program accredited by the American Board of Genetic Counseling (ABGC) required.
Professional knowledge of the rapidly changing principles and practice of medical, clinical, and laboratory genetics required.
Must have effective oral and written presentation and communication skills, superior organizational skills and be able to work independently.
Computer skills appropriate for laboratory and clinical case management necessary.
ABGC Certification and licensure are required.
A newly graduated individual, who will be licensed in Minnesota, is required to obtain ABGC certification and MN state licensure within 6 months of graduation.
Candidates are responsible for understanding licensure laws in their state of employment.
Additional licenses, beyond state of employment, may be recommended in order to provide telehealth services.
Obtaining license in state of residence where applicable is recommended if employee works remotely in a state other than their state of employment.
CV/Resume
Cover Letter
Transcripts (unofficial copy accepted)
Internal candidates must provide their past performance appraisal

Nice To Haves

Any exceptions to the licensure requirement must be reviewed and approved by hiring manager and HR.

Responsibilities

Provides general genetic counseling, and/or pre-and post-testing support for genetic testing.
Collects appropriate clinical and family information necessary for risk assessment, identifying appropriate testing, interpretation and follow-up of test results.
If appropriate under specific state licensure, can order and coordinate genetic laboratory tests and other diagnostic, laboratory studies as appropriate for a genetic assessment.
Serves as a resource to health care providers, laboratories and support staff regarding genetic testing and follow-up.
Participates in the planning, integration, and evaluation of the Genetic Counseling program and services.
Acts as a liaison to internal and external providers and provides ongoing education relative to genetic counseling services provided at Mayo Clinic.
Plays an active role in supervision of genetic counseling graduate students, genetic fellows, and other students and trainees seeking genetic knowledge, when applicable.