Licensed and Certified Genetic Counselor.

Accountabilities:

Provide virtual genetic counseling services to adult members through 30-minute video consultations and secure asynchronous messaging.
Educate members about prenatal screening and genetic testing options, helping them understand available procedures, potential outcomes, and associated considerations.
Provide guidance on preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT-A), including its purpose, potential benefits, limitations, and considerations for embryo testing.
Help members prepare for consultations with in-person genetic counselors by explaining atypical or abnormal test results, discussing additional testing options, and identifying situations requiring further clinical evaluation.
Support members in understanding and interpreting results from direct-to-consumer genetic testing and identifying appropriate next steps.
Document all clinical encounters, recommendations, and relevant member information accurately within the designated practice management system.
Collaborate with the Care Delivery team to coordinate individual member needs, facilitate in-person referrals, and ensure appropriate follow-up care.
Provide culturally sensitive, inclusive, and empathetic care that respects members' diverse backgrounds, experiences, and healthcare needs.
Contribute to a comprehensive, member-centered virtual care experience by collaborating with professionals across multiple medical specialties.
Participate in optional professional opportunities, including moderating community discussions, facilitating virtual educational sessions, and writing or reviewing health education content.
Engage in optional educational events, lectures, panels, and speaking opportunities to share professional expertise and support community education.
Requirements:
Board certification from the American Board of Genetic Counseling (ABGC) is required.
Active genetic counseling licensure in your state of residence, where state regulations require it.
Current residence within the United States.
At least five years of independent professional genetic counseling practice.
A minimum of three years of experience delivering healthcare services through telehealth or other virtual care environments.
Availability to provide approximately five hours per week of direct member care in a part-time, 1099 independent contractor capacity.
Strong knowledge of genetic counseling principles, reproductive genetics, prenatal screening, genetic testing, and interpretation of consumer genetic testing results.
Ability to explain complex genetic and medical information clearly, accurately, and compassionately to individuals with varying levels of health literacy.
Comfortable using digital healthcare platforms, video consultations, and secure messaging tools to deliver high-quality virtual care.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and clinical assessment skills, with the ability to establish trust and build meaningful relationships remotely.
Strong organizational and documentation skills, including the ability to maintain accurate clinical records and coordinate referrals and follow-up care.
Demonstrated commitment to women's health, reproductive health, family well-being, and equitable access to healthcare.
Ability to provide culturally humble, inclusive, and patient-centered care to members from diverse communities and backgrounds.
Self-motivated and adaptable professional who can work independently while collaborating effectively with multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Benefits:
Flexible working arrangements: Provide virtual consultations at convenient times and from a location that suits your schedule.
Part-time commitment: Approximately five hours per week, allowing you to supplement your existing clinical practice.
Practice expansion: Opportunity to reach new members and expand your professional services through a secure, established telehealth platform.
Additional professional opportunities: Potential to moderate community forums, lead virtual educational classes, and contribute to health-related articles and educational resources.
Referral opportunities: Access to potential in-person referrals that may support the growth of your independent practice.
Clinical support: Dedicated Care Support Team to assist with administrative questions, paperwork, referrals, and continuity of care.
Professional network: Opportunity to connect and collaborate with healthcare professionals across more than 30 specialties and over 350 subspecialties.
International reach: Serve members across more than 175 countries, with access to language and care-matching services.
Training and events: Optional participation in sponsored lectures, professional panels, and speaking engagements.
Technology and resources: Access to secure digital healthcare tools designed to support efficient virtual consultations and high-quality patient care.
Professional community: Become part of a diverse network of clinical experts committed to improving healthcare access and outcomes for women and families.