In Australasia, genetic counsellors are allied health professionals who work in partnership with clinical geneticists or other medical specialists, often as part of a multidisciplinary team that may include other allied health professionals and/or scientists.
Genetic counselling is a communication process that aims to help individuals, couples and families understand and adapt to the implications of a genetic contribution to a health condition.
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In order to be considered for entry, applicants must have completed:
- an undergraduate degree with a cognate genetics subject at second year level, or equivalent; and
- evidence of at least one first year undergraduate biology subject and at least one second year undergraduate genetics subject (preferably human genetics), completed in the last 10 years and with subject marks of at least 65%, or equivalent. Applicants should attach relevant biology and genetics subject descriptions (in English) to their application; and
- a personal statement; and
- at least a minimum 6 months of demonstrated, relevant volunteer or professional experience; and
- three written, signed references to attest to volunteer/work experience and ability; and
- an interview (which may be restricted to shortlisted applicants)
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