The holder of this post will be responsible for clinical skills training, teaching, research support and supervision of MSc Genetic Counselling students. The job holder will provide autonomous genetic counselling services as part of their role at WAGMC. The Centre is looking for a well-rounded, forward-thinking, culturally-sensitive, and solution-driven individual, well-experienced in genetic counselling practice and highly skilled in clinical supervision, teaching/training, public engagement, and cutting-edge research to join the WAGMC team. The suitable candidate should have the ability to flexibly adapt these skills and experiences to working in a multi-disciplinary team.