The US Oncology Network
Location
Calverton, Maryland
The role involves providing genetics counseling and education to individuals with a family history of cancer, including collecting and analyzing medical history to develop cancer risk assessment models. Responsibilities also include coordinating laboratory and diagnostic testing, liaising with clinicians, and assisting with cancer genetics research studies.
Candidates must possess a Master's degree in Medical Genetics/Counseling, including clinical experience from an accredited program, and should ideally have five years of experience as a practicing genetics counselor, with oncology experience being preferred. Board certification or eligibility from the American Board of Genetics Counseling or American Board of Medical Genetics is required.
Masters degree in Medical Genetics/Counseling including clinical experience from an accredited genetics counseling training program. Minimum five years as a practicing genetics counselor preferred, oncology experience preferred. Board certified (or eligibility for certification) from the American Board of Genetics Counseling or American Board of Medical Genetics.
