Medical Geneticist and Genomicist

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air national guard recruitingMontgomery (AL)

Geneticists Medical Laboratories

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About the role

Officer - Specialty Medical Geneticist And Genomicist Like anyone else, Airmen and their families can suffer from issues inherent to their DNA. Specializing in hereditary conditions, Medical Geneticist and Genomicist diagnose and treat patients with genetic anomalies. From evaluating risk for inherited diseases like Alzheimer's to treating abnormal genetic conditions like cystic fibrosis, these doctors provide expertise for patients of all ages and backgrounds.

What you'll do:

Evaluate, treat and follow patients with genetic disorders
Provide counseling to individuals and families with heritable diseases
Manage medical genetic services, including plans, procedures and personnel
Instruct interns and residents in methods and procedures for diagnosis and management of genetic disorders
Training & Education

How do we transform you from the civilian sector to a leader and an Officer in the Air Force? From education to continued training, your Air Force path is here. Officer Training School 8.5 weeks Military Training Location Maxwell AFB, ALKey things to consider requirements Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree and completed an ACGME- or AOA-accredited program of postgraduate specialty training Completion of a residency or fellowship in medical genetics Completion of Commissioned Officer training course Must be between the ages of 18 and have not reached your 48th birthday

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