Genetic Counselor I

Schedule: Full-Time, Exempt. This position is fully remote and works standard Monday-Friday business hours.
*Candidates must reside and perform work within the state of California.



Purpose Statement/Position Summary: The Genetic Counselor I is responsible for providing clinical genetic counseling services to patients and families. The Genetic Counselor I works collaboratively with Geneticists and/or specialty providers to deliver comprehensive assessments and medical genetic counseling.



Minimum Qualifications/Work Experience Required





- In-depth knowledge of the theories, principles, and ethical considerations of human genetics.
- Understanding of clinical manifestations and the natural progression of a wide variety of genetic conditions, including rare genetic disorders.
- Familiarity with diagnostic testing methodologies, including the indications, limitations, and applications of cytogenetics, biochemical genetics, and molecular genetics testing.
- Strong analytical skills for interpreting genetic data and integrating it into patient care.





Preferred





- Experience in pedigree analysis and conducting comprehensive risk assessments.
- Knowledge and experience in genetic screening, testing, and counseling across various genetic conditions.
- Ability to identify and coordinate genetic support resources for patients and families.
- Experience collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to provide genetic care and guidance.





Education/Licensure/Certification Required





- Master’s degree in Genetic Counseling from an American Board of Genetic Counseling (ABGC) accredited program.
- Genetic Counselor License or Provisional Genetic Counselor License issued by the State of California.
- Active Candidate Status for the ABGC Board Examination upon hire.
- ABGC Certification must be obtained within two (2) exam cycles (typically within three (3) years) following employment, in compliance with ABGC guidelines.





This is a grant‑funded position, in whole or part. Terms and conditions of employment are contingent upon the availability of grant funding, which may be subject to change without notice.