Genetic Counselor
Genetic Counselors work with patients and families who have
genetic, disorders and birth defects. They also counsel people who are at
risk for these problems. Genetic counselors often:
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Educate patients and families about their conditions.
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Manage their problems.
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Examine family histories to determine the likelihood
of genetic problems.
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Assist patients and families in reaching decisions
about genetic disorders.
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Conduct research about genetic disorders.
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Conduct research about genetic disorders.
Average
Salary: $25,000 - $55,000
Education:
Students should take the most challenging high school curriculum
that emphasizes science and mathematics. A master's degree is required,
and most graduate programs require a strong undergraduate background in
biology, chemistry, and behavioral science. Many states require genetic
counselors to be certified.
Would you like to be a Genetic Counselor?
No, I would not like to be a genetic counselor because
they seem to be working more in counseling than in the field of medic.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT!!!
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