Genetics Faculty

Role & Responsibilities

• Serve as a Clinical Geneticist within a collaborative, multidisciplinary genetics program, providing inpatient and outpatient care across multiple hospitals.
• Practice across general and subspecialty genetics, including cardiogenetics, cancer genetics, metabolic, and neurogenetics.
• Engage in clinical innovation, teaching, research, and participation in clinical trials and rare disease studies.
• Collaborate with a team of physicians, genetic counselors, and advanced practice providers, utilizing in-house diagnostic laboratories, including rapid whole genome sequencing.

Qualifications & Skills

• Strong expertise in clinical genetics, ability to work in a multidisciplinary environment, and a commitment to academic and clinical excellence.
• Flexible academic appointment levels (Assistant, Associate, or Professor).
• Excellent communication and collaborative skills are essential.

Key Duties

• Provide comprehensive genetics services.
• Contribute to clinical research and education.
• Participate in multidisciplinary teamwork.
• Support a high-demand patient referral base.
• The role emphasizes a balanced academic model with protected time for teaching, research, and clinical duties.