ISCO Specialization 2131.4.8 Geneticist
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Geneticist: Geneticists study and focus their research on genetics. They analyse the fashion in which genes interact, operate, and inherit traits and characteristics. Based on their research, they attend patients with inherited diseases and conditions, congenital malformations, and genetic matters at large.
Essential Skills
- Biology
- Apply Scientific Methods
- Perform Scientific Research
- Genetic Engineering
- Report Analysis Results
- Medical Genetics
- Genetics
- Decide On Type Of Genetic Testing
- Evaluate Genetic Data
- Microbiology-Bacteriology
- Undertake Research In Medical Genetics
- Perform Laboratory Tests
- Scientific Research Methodology
- Interpret Laboratory Data In Medical Genetics
- Biotechnology
- Laboratory Techniques
Optional Skills
- Immunology
- General Medicine
- Professional Documentation In Health Care
- Develop Patient Treatment Strategies
- Provide Genetic Counselling
- Develop Scientific Research Protocols
- Assist In Clinical Trials
- Write Research Proposals
- Virology
- Clinical Cytology
- Assess Environmental Impact
- Maintain Genetic Registers
- Develop Pharmaceutical Drugs
- Develop Scientific Theories
- Provide Technical Expertise
- Histology
- Advise On Prenatal Diagnosis For Genetic Diseases
- Botany
- Pharmacology
- Embryology
- Chemistry
- Ecology
- Diagnose Genetic Diseases
- Analyse Blood Samples
- Biological Chemistry
- Write Scientific Papers
- Manage Ethical Dilemmas In Genetic Testing
- Molecular Biology
- Archive Scientific Documentation
- Undertake Genetic Risk Assessment
- Take Referrals For Genetic Testing
- Liaise With Genetic Laboratories
Alternative Names
- Geneticists
- Cytologist
- Genetics Science Researcher
- Genetics Research Scientist
- Genetics Researcher
- Genetics Analyst
- Genetics Research Analyst
- Molecular Biologist
- Embryologist
- Genetic Scientist
- Cell Geneticist
- Molecular Geneticist
- Genetics Engineer
- Genetics Scientist
- Genetics Scholar
