Clinical Geneticist

Position Responsibilities: Clinical Evaluation & Diagnosis Evaluate patients with suspected or confirmed genetic conditions. Obtain and interpret detailed medical, family, and genetic histories. Assess clinical findings and determine appropriate diagnostic approaches. Interpret genetic and genomic testing results and communicate findings effectively. Patient & Family Counseling Provide clear, compassionate counseling to patients and families regarding genetic conditions and test results. Discuss inheritance patterns, recurrence risks, treatment considerations, and available options. Help patients and families make informed healthcare decisions. Multidisciplinary Collaboration Collaborate with physicians, genetic counselors, laboratory professionals, and other healthcare providers. Participate in multidisciplinary case discussions and contribute specialized genetic expertise. Communicate recommendations effectively with clinical teams. Clinical & Program Development Support the development and improvement of clinical genetics services. Stay current with advances in genetics, genomics, diagnostic technologies, and evidence-based practices. Contribute to clinical protocols, quality initiatives, and educational programs as appropriate. Prerequisites Medical degree (MD, DO, or equivalent). Completion of appropriate residency and fellowship training in medical genetics or a related specialty. Strong knowledge of clinical genetics, genomics, and genetic testing. Excellent clinical assessment and diagnostic skills. Strong written and verbal communication abilities. Ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary healthcare environment. Commitment to patient-centered care, confidentiality, and professional ethics.

Certifications: (Preferred, but not Required)Board certification or board eligibility in Clinical Genetics/Medical Genetics. Additional certification or specialized training in a relevant genetics subspecialty. What the Role Offers

Base salary: $250,000–$275,000 annually, with the current projected base salary at$275,000. Opportunity to play a key role in providing specialized clinical genetics services. Collaborative environment with multidisciplinary healthcare professionals. Opportunity to contribute to the growth and development of clinical genetics programs. Professional opportunities to remain engaged with advances in genetic medicine and genomic technologies. Why Gainesville? Gainesville offers a strong healthcare and professional environment for a Clinical Geneticist, with access to a growing medical community and opportunities to collaborate across a range of clinical specialties. The area also provides a balanced setting for professionals seeking meaningful clinical work alongside a welcoming community and quality-of-life advantages.