APP Genetics

Responsibilities

• Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care for oncology and hereditary risk patients.
  • Initiate and document appropriate interventions; prescribe therapies as indicated.
  • Perform procedures with minimal supervision.
  • Provide education and wellness resources to patients and families.
  • Incorporate evidence-based research into clinical practice.
  • Ensure timely documentation and charge capture.
  • Participate in case management, palliative care, and staff education.
• Genetics & High-Risk Focus
  • Cancer genetic risk assessments for patients with personal or family history of cancer.
  • Provide counseling on inheritance patterns, testing options, and implications for care.
  • Interpret genetic test results and communicate findings to patients and care teams.
  • Develop individualized surveillance and risk-reduction plans for high-risk breast patients.
  • Maintain longitudinal monitoring of patients for changes in risk status, clinical findings, or genetic updates.
  • Participate in continuing education such as tumor boards, case conferences, and quality improvement initiatives related to genetics and high-risk care.
  • Maintain current knowledge of genetic guidelines (i.e. NCCN, ACMG) and integrate evidence-based genetics into practice, including variant reclassification and secondary findings.
  • Support clinical research related to cancer genetics and hereditary syndromes.

Qualifications

• Minimum Qualifications
  • DNP/MSN from an accredited nursing school; completion of NP program
  • ARNP/RN licensure and CGRA certification
  • Minimum 3 years of experience, preferably in oncology or genetics
  • City of Hope training is preferred
  • Current BLS/CPR certification