Head of Genetic Medicine Clinic with Specialty Title - 80% — HUG
- Location
- Genève
- Contract
- full-time
- Posted
- Yesterday
Role overview
The Genetic Medicine Service is looking for a clinical head with a specialty title (FMH or equivalent) to ensure, under the responsibility of senior physicians, full management of the genetic patient(s) (adult or child) in terms of both clinical diagnosis and interpretation of genetic analysis results, and genetic counselling.
Evolved in a stimulating academic environment, in a multidisciplinary team, you also contribute to the training of internal doctors with the possibility to participate in pre-graduate university teachings.
You are encouraged or encouraged to participate in research projects and value the service's activity through communications and publications.
- The Genetic Medicine Service is looking for a clinical head with a specialty title (FMH or equivalent) to ensure, under the responsibility of senior physicians, full management of the genetic patient(s) (adult or child) in terms of both clinical diagnosis and interpretation of genetic analysis results, and genetic counselling.
- Evolved in a stimulating academic environment, in a multidisciplinary team, you also contribute to the training of internal doctors with the possibility to participate in pre-graduate university teachings.
Description
The Genetic Medicine Service is looking for a clinical head with a specialty title (FMH or equivalent) to ensure, under the responsibility of senior physicians, full management of the genetic patient(s) (adult or child) in terms of both clinical diagnosis and interpretation of genetic analysis results, and genetic counselling.
Evolved in a stimulating academic environment, in a multidisciplinary team, you also contribute to the training of internal doctors with the possibility to participate in pre-graduate university teachings.
You are encouraged or encouraged to participate in research projects and value the service's activity through communications and publications.
