Physician - Pediatric Geneticist
resiliencyCoatesville (PA)
Physician - Pediatric Geneticist
Posted 2 days ago
resiliencyCoatesville (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Responsibilities:
Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, including a physician, RN, genetic counselor, and office staff, to provide comprehensive care.
Conduct genetics consultations and screenings for pediatric patients with cancer, intellectual disabilities, genetic syndromes, and other conditions.
Provide inpatient genetic consultations as needed.
Participate in research studies and clinical trials to advance knowledge in the field of pediatric genetics.
Develop and lead educational programs for residents and medical students.
Deliver care to a diverse patient population, ensuring a personalized and compassionate approach.
Maintain regular Monday-Friday work hours with no weekend shifts.
Practice within a facility located on the hospital campus.
Qualifications:
Board Eligible/Board Certified (BE/BC) in Clinical Genetics & Genomics (ABMGG).Possess or obtain an unrestricted Pennsylvania medical license prior to employment. Eligible for and able to maintain DEA certification for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Position Highlights:
Work in a supportive and collaborative environment.
Opportunity to engage in innovative research and educational initiatives.
Balanced work schedule with no weekend responsibilities.
Hospital campus location for ease of access and integrated care delivery.
This role offers the chance to make a meaningful impact in pediatric genetic care while contributing to advancements in the field through research and education.
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