Cincinnati Children's has an exceptional opportunity for a Human Genetics Clinical Faculty candidate to join the Division of Human Genetics.

Mission: The Division of Human Genetics at Cincinnati Children’s leverages genomic technology to provide world-class clinical care, train the next generation of caregivers and researchers, and develop new therapies for our patients and others like them around the world.

We work at the forefront of genomic medicine and research to diagnose even the rarest diseases and provide outstanding care, as well as discover and implement therapies to improve the health of all children. As a leader in pediatric health, our approach is to integrate a culture of genomics through institution-wide collaboration in both research and clinical initiatives that cross every subspecialty at Cincinnati Children’s.

The Division of Human Genetics features three key areas:

Care

In our clinics, we use a precision-medicine approach so that our geneticists, genetic counselors, advanced practice and registered nurses diagnose, manage and treat genetic diseases in children and adults – taking into account individual variations and responses to treatment. Geneticists, genetic counselors, advanced practice registered nurses and registered nurses all participate in clinical care. Clinical research trials are available in many areas.

In addition, we provide comprehensive services through our Genetics and Genomics Diagnostic Laboratory, which offers leading-edge technology for cytogenetic and molecular genetic testing for a variety of disorders.  Our biochemical laboratories (Special Chemistry and Laboratory for Mass Spectrometry) are located in the main hospital complex.

Research

The world of genomics is evolving rapidly − and our investigators are at the front line of basic science discovery, as well as translational and clinical trial research. Our investigators’ ultimate goal is to bring genomics into medical care through discovery of better diagnoses, therapeutics, and disease prevention. To do this, we use innovative methods to discover new genes and genetic mutations, diagnose and treat rare diseases, and gain deeper understanding of basic biological events, such as preterm birth or craniofacial development. Learn more about some of our key programs.

 Education

The Division of Human Genetics is a leader in genetics education. Cincinnati Children’s offers combined Genetics/ Pediatric residency and Categorical Clinical Genetics residencies, as well and ABMGG accredited laboratory fellowships in LGG and Biochemical Genetics. And the Genetic Counseling Graduate Program is one of the oldest and largest such programs in the United States. 

We also welcome graduate students and postdocs from other areas – such as Molecular and Developmental Biology, Biomedical Informatics and Immunology – who are interested in learning more about genetics and genomics.

In addition, we have a Grassroots Genomics Speaker Series – a series of videos explaining genomics and how it is used in pediatric medicine − and our Genomic Discovery & Translational Series of talks from outside speakers. 

Flexible schedule

Telehealth experience

Qualifications for candidates:

MD/PhD or MD/DO or equivalent degree

Qualified for Assistant Professor rank at the University of Cincinnati

Knowledge/ experience in diagnosis, management, and treatment of genetic diseases in children and adults.

Ability to obtain an unrestricted medical license in the State of Ohio and appropriate medical credentialing through CCHMC Medical Staff Services offices.

Completion of all required pre-employment activities (screening, background check, badging, and orientation)

Application Process

Inquiries and applications should be addressed to Dr. Anne Slavotinek, Division Director, Human Genetics

Your application must include:

• Letter of interest
• Curriculum vitae
• At least three references with full contact information, including e-mail addresses (references will not be contacted without consent)

Applications will be reviewed, and the search will remain open until the position is filled.

About Cincinnati Childrens

The National Leader in Pediatric Care Cincinnati is our home, but the world is our neighborhood. Families come to us from down the street, all 50 states and dozens of countries for specialty care. For the 15th year in a row, Cincinnati Children's is ranked one of the best children’s hospitals in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. We’re also in the top 10 for all ranked pediatric specialties—one of only two hospitals nationwide to achieve this honor. But the real proof is in the world-class care we provide. It’s why more than 90% of patients and families rate us a 9 or 10 out of 10 for patient experience. It’s why every patient gets our best—the best treatment options, pediatric specialists, and collaboration—to achieve the best possible outcomes. It’s why our global experts and researchers develop new and innovative answers to the most challenging medical conditions. Because your child living the best possible life is at the center of everything we do. For us, there's no higher calling.

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