Co-Director, Genetics Lab - Growth & Strategy Lead

AMN Healthcare; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

AMN Healthcare is partnering with Indiana University School of Medicine to recruit a Co-Director for the IU Genetic Testing Laboratories. This senior leadership role will guide operations, strategy, and expansion of clinical diagnostics and genomics in an academic health system.

The candidate will lead test development, collaborate with clinical and health system partners, and navigate billing and approvals to implement new services while shaping the program's next growth phase.

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible MD, MD/PhD, or PhD with molecular genetics, cytogenetics, and/or clinical laboratory leadership experience.
• Experience guiding operations, strategy, and growth of a genetics testing program in an academic/health-system setting.
• Strong collaboration and leadership across clinical, research, and health-system partners.
• Ability to navigate billing, approvals, and implementation processes for new services.

Responsibilities

• Lead the IU Genetic Testing Laboratories' operations, strategy, and overall direction.
• Support test development and expansion aligned with clinical diagnostics and genomics.
• Partner with clinical and health system leaders to drive program growth and impact.
• Navigate billing, approvals, and implementation workflows for new services.

Skills

Genetics leadership

Strategic planning

Operations management

Collaboration

Cross-functional leadership

Education

MD

MD/PhD

PhD

Job description

AMN Healthcare is partnering with Indiana University School of Medicine to recruit a Co-Director for the IU Genetic Testing Laboratories. This senior leadership role will guide operations, strategy, and expansion of clinical diagnostics and genomics in an academic health system.

The candidate will lead test development, collaborate with clinical and health system partners, and navigate billing and approvals to implement new services while shaping the program's next growth phase.