Clinical Instructor- Genetic Counselor
Company: UNC-Chapel Hill
Location: Chapel Hill
Posted on: April 2, 2026
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Job Description:
Position Summary The UNC Department of Obstetrics and
Gynecology, Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, is seeking a
full-time Board Certified or Board Eligible Genetic Counselor to
join our reproductive genetics team. This role provides
comprehensive reproductive genetic counseling services within a
collaborative group that includes 6 genetic counselors, 2
Maternal-Fetal Medicine/Geneticists, and 20 Maternal-Fetal Medicine
specialists. Clinical services are provided across several
locations, including NC Women’s Hospital, UNC MFM at Vilcom, UNC
MFM at Duraleigh, and Moore Regional Hospital. The position
includes involvement with the UNC Center for Maternal and Infant
Health and the UNC Fetal Care Center. Responsibilities include
patient care as well as supervision and teaching of students,
residents, fellows, and other learners. The Genetic Counselor will
play an active role in patient care while also contributing to the
education of medical students, residents, fellows, and genetic
counseling students. Opportunities for research engagement and
professional development are available. Hybrid work options are
available depending on clinical needs. Preferred Qualifications,
Competencies, And Experience Clinical experience providing
reproductive or prenatal genetic counseling in a high volume or
academic medical center setting. Comfort counseling on carrier
screening, prenatal screening and diagnostic testing, fetal
anomalies, and other complex reproductive genetic indications.
Familiarity with Epic or another electronic medical record system.
Experience supervising or teaching students, residents, fellows, or
other learners. Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively within
a multidisciplinary clinical team Strong critical thinking and
clinical judgment. Excellent interpersonal and communication
skills, with the ability to explain complex genetic information
clearly to patients and providers. Ability to work independently
while managing a busy clinical schedule across multiple sites.
Strong organizational skills to maintain accurate documentation and
manage follow up efficiently. Ability to work effectively within a
fast paced, team based clinical environment At least 1-2 years of
clinical genetic counseling experience in prenatal, reproductive,
or fetal care (though new graduates are still encouraged to apply).
Experience participating in multidisciplinary patient care
activities, such as case discussions, fetal care evaluation, or
high risk obstetric clinics. Familiarity with ultrasound based
anomaly evaluation or interdisciplinary fetal diagnosis
workflows.
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