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Genomics

IGMClinicalGenomicsVariantAnalyst

Columbus, Ohio, United States FULL TIME
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HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“IGM Clinical Genomics Variant Analyst. Skills: Variant analysis, Genomic data interpretation, Clinical laboratory collaboration. Identify variants. Classify variants”

What You'll Achieve.

Accurately identify and classify genomic alterations

Industry & Context.

Genomics
Problems you'll solve

analytical skills; ability to critically read and interpret data; Problem solving

Eligibility Requirements

Manual dexterity, Good visual acuity, Good hearing, Better-than-average ability to write, Sitting, Talking on the phone or in person, Utilizing fine motor skills, Standing

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's Degree in molecular genetics, human genetics, genetic counseling, molecular pathology, computational field, Three years of experience in Laboratory Genetics, Cancer Genomics, Computational biology, or a related field

Nice to Have

Experience in variant analysis

What You'll Do.

Interpret genomic data

Stay up-to-date with research

Participate in quality control

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborates with other members of the clinical laboratory team; Communicates findings to clinical laboratory directors

Communication Scope

Good communication skills; excellent communication skills

Full Job Description

**Overview:** **Job Description Summary:** Accurately identifies, classifies, and documents variants following practice guidelines under the direction of the Laboratory Directors and Variant Scientists. Assists with the day-to-day operations of variant assessment, curation, and documentation to accurately identify and classify genomic alterations detected through genomic testing and translational studies. **Job Description:** **Essential Functions:** * Analyzes and interprets genomic data to identify genetic variants that may contribute to disease. * Collaborates with other members of the clinical laboratory team to interpret genomic variant relative to patient-specific clinical features. * Maintains accurate and detailed records of variant analysis and interpretation. * Stays up-to-date with the latest research and developments in the field of genomics. * Communicates findings to clinical laboratory directors. * Participates in quality control and quality assurance activities to ensure accurate and reliable results. **Education Requirement:** Bachelor's Degree in molecular genetics, human genetics, genetic counseling, molecular pathology, or computational field, required. **Licensure Requirement:** (not specified) **Certifications:** (not specified) **Skills:** * Strong analytical skills and ability to critically read and interpret data from scientific publications. * Ability to do technical writing, as well as good communication and computer skills. * Good organizational and interpersonal skills. * Ability to initiate and work on several projects at a time with minimal supervision; motivation to follow through to completion while adhering to deadlines and maintaining accurate records. **Experience:** * Three years of experience in Laboratory Genetics, Cancer Genomics, Computational biology or a related field, required. * Experience in variant analysis, preferred. **Physical Requirements:** OCCASIONALLY: Bend/twist, Climb stairs/ladder, Cold Temperatures, Flexing/e

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