The Department of Molecular and Human Genetics at Baylor College of Medicine is currently recruiting one full-time clinical geneticist. The candidate will join a dynamic adult clinical practice that includes six MD Medical Geneticists and three Genetic Counselors in an academic setting providing comprehensive genetic services. Patients will be seen at Baylor Medicine McNair Campus and at Harris Health System. Ideally, the Department is seeking a candidate who would be able to see both adult and pediatric patients should the need for pediatric services arise. If desired, there is an abundance of opportunities to participate in research and education. In addition, the Department provides genetic counseling services for adults with a broad range of genetic conditions including, but not limited to, cancer, connective tissue diseases, cardiac, and neurologic conditions.  

Among genetics departments at U.S. medical schools, the Department of Molecular and Human Genetics (MHG) at Baylor College of Medicine https://www.bcm.edu/departments/molecular-and-human-genetics) ranks first in the number of grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). MHG provides a fully integrated environment for physicians and basic scientists, promoting a cross-species approach to functional genetics and a commitment to technology transfer. Activities within the Department include clinical genetics, basic and clinical research, a joint venture diagnostic laboratory, long-standing association with an NIH-large scale human genome sequencing center, medical student teaching, an MS Genetic Counseling program, a Ph.D. graduate program, and residency/fellowship training in medical genetics. In addition, Houston, the 4th largest city in the country, offers an outstanding quality of life with low cost of living and a wide range of activities from cultural to sporting events.

Requirements: Candidate must be MD or MD/PhD trained, ABMGG eligible and/or certified physicians in the area of clinical genetics.

Preferred: Candidate should have good communication skills and enjoy collaboration with patients and colleagues. Spanish speaking candidates preferred but not required. Ability to see both adult and pediatric patients.

Appointments will be at the Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor levels depending on experience. 

About Baylor College of Medicine

Among genetics departments at U.S. medical schools, the Department of Molecular and Human Genetics at Baylor College of Medicine (https://www.bcm.edu/departments/molecular-and-human-genetics) ranks first in number of grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The Department of Molecular and Human Genetics provides a fully integrated environment for physicians and basic scientists, promoting a cross-species approach to functional genetics and a commitment to technology transfer. Activities within the Department include clinical genetics, basic and clinical research, a joint venture diagnostic laboratory, long-standing association with an NIH-large scale human genome sequencing center, medical student teaching, an MS Genetic Counseling program, a Ph.D. graduate program, and residency/fellowship training in medical genetics. The Department has over $100 million in total research funding, 70 primary tenured and tenure-track research faculty members and a total of 150 primary faculty members, who are engaged in a variety of missions including basic and translational research, clinical diagnostic services, and prenatal, pediatric, and adult clinical care. To expand our tra...nslational impact, we established a uniquely structured and governed joint venture diagnostic laboratory, Baylor Genetics, and a Baylor College of Medicine/Chinese University of Hong Kong Center for Medical Genetics in Hong Kong that together has expanded our clinical, diagnostic, and educational mission to a world-wide audience.

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