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     Coordinate and perform all services provided through the department.

     Perform all aspects of hereditary risk counseling.

     Coordinate genetic testing for various hereditary syndromes.

     Provide education to referring Physicians and the community at large about hereditary

     syndromes.

     Attend appropriate multi-disciplinary team meetings.

     Other responsibilities as deemed appropriate by the Medical Director.

2 years' experience in Genetics or related field preferred.

Master's degree in Genetic Counseling from an accredited program

Certification required

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About Cooper University Health Care

Welcome to Cooper University Health Care With a more than 135-year history of healing, Cooper is the place South Jersey turns to when they need care. As the leading academic medical system in the area, with South Jersey’s only Level 1 Trauma Center, more than 100 outpatient offices, and more than two million patient visits a year, it’s the perfect place to build a career of care in a truly diverse and inclusive environment. Whether you’re a medical professional or possess other skills, you’ll want to be with Cooper.

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