Molecular Geneticist
Molecular geneticists use chemical examination of cellular DNA to define genetic abnormalities. This is usually prenatal diagnosis and is important in identifying carriers or presymptomatic individuals at risk. The majority of the molecular geneticists work revolves around three main categories:
- Prenatal diagnosis
- Carrier testing
- Confirmation of diagnosis
Molecular geneticists rarely have patient contact themselves, but are very aware of the impact their research and examinations have on patients. They work closely with a variety of health care professionals and work quickly with meticulous accuracy to ensure the seamless provision of such a crucial role within the NHS.
CK Healthcare handle locum vacancies for Molecular Geneticists so if you have experience and want to work flexibly for good rates of pay, please contact us now.
