Genetic Counselor (Neurodevelopmental Genetics)

Indiana University; Bloomington (IN); On-site; USD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Indiana University seeks a Genetic Counselor specializing in neurodevelopmental genetics to provide clinical care and education at its School of Medicine. Responsibilities include delivering comprehensive genetic counseling, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and engaging in educational activities.

The ideal candidate must be board certified, eligible for licensure in Indiana, and have at least five years of related clinical experience. A doctoral degree and a publication track record are preferred.

Qualifications

• Board certified in genetic counseling.
• Eligible for licensure in the State of Indiana.
• Minimum five years of experience in genetic counseling with a focus on neurodevelopmental genetics.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive clinical genetic counseling services to children and adults.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, nurses, and researchers.
• Engage in faculty service, including mentorship and curriculum development.
• Participate in educational activities for students, residents, and fellows.

Skills

Genetic counseling

Clinical experience

Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams

Mentorship

Publications and funding

Education

Doctorate or terminal degree

Job description

Genetic Counselor (Neurodevelopmental Genetics)

Indiana University is an equal opportunity employer and provider of ADA services and prohibits discrimination in hiring. See Indiana University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination for contact information.

Position Summary

The Department of Medical and Molecular Genetics at the Indiana University School of Medicine seeks candidates at the assistant, associate, or professor level with expertise in genetic counseling and a strong focus on neurodevelopmental genetics. The role includes clinical care for children and adults with genetic conditions, academic responsibilities, and education within inter‑disciplinary teams. The applicant must be board certified in genetic counseling, eligible for licensure in the State of Indiana, and possess at least five years of clinical experience in neurodevelopmental genetics. A publication and funding track record is preferred, and a doctorate or terminal degree is required.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive clinical genetic counseling services to children and adults.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, nurses, and researchers.
• Engage in faculty service, including mentorship and curriculum development.
• Participate in educational activities for students, residents, and fellows.

Qualifications

• Board certified in genetic counseling.
• Eligible for licensure in the State of Indiana.
• Minimum five years of experience in genetic counseling with a focus on neurodevelopmental genetics.
• Doctorate or terminal degree required.
• Publication and funding track record preferred.

Additional Information

For more information about genetics at IU, see https://medicine.iu.edu/genetics.

For additional information on life in Indy, see https://faculty.medicine.iu.edu/relocation.