A pediatric geneticist specializes in diagnosing, managing, and treating genetic disorders in children. Their responsibilities include:

1. Diagnosis and Evaluation

• Assess children with birth defects, developmental delays, intellectual disabilities, and genetic syndromes.
• Interpret family history and assess hereditary risks.
• Conduct physical examinations to identify genetic disorders.
• Order and interpret genetic tests (e.g., chromosomal analysis, whole exome sequencing).

2. Genetic Counseling

• Explain genetic conditions, inheritance patterns, and risks to families.
• Discuss potential outcomes and implications of genetic disorders.
• Provide guidance on family planning options, including prenatal and carrier testing.

3. Treatment and Management

• Develop individualized treatment plans for children with genetic conditions.
• Collaborate with other specialists (neurologists, cardiologists, endocrinologists, etc.).
• Recommend therapies, medications, and lifestyle modifications as needed.

Requirements:

• Board certified or board eligible required.
• Oklahoma state license or willing to obtain required.
  
• 1 year of experience required.
  

Compensation & Benefits:

• Pay will be discussed.