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Clinical Analyst at GeneDx - ApplyBlast

Clinical Analyst

GeneDx

3 months ago

3.1 on Glassdoor

Remote

Full Time

Senior

1 applicant

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About this role

A Clinical Analyst II at GeneDx independently interprets genetic findings from exome and genome sequencing to support accurate diagnosis and case resolution. This mid-level role involves establishing phenotype-genotype correlations, investigating complex clinical features, and documenting evidence for variant classification with minimal supervision.

Responsibilities

Independently perform clinical data analysis and case management
Establish phenotype-genotype correlations across genetic disorders
Investigate and interpret complex clinical features of genetic conditions
Document evidence and rationale for variant classification
Perform clinical analysis at a moderate case rate

Skills

Qualifications

PhD in Biology or GeneticsMD or DOABMGG CertificationCCMG Certification

About GeneDx

genedx.com

Headquarters

Stamford, Connecticut, United States

Company Size

1001-5000 employees

Founded

2000

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GeneDx is a clinical genomics company and diagnostic laboratory that helps clinicians and families find genetic answers through expert genome and exome sequencing. They provide comprehensive testing options — including whole exome and whole genome sequencing, targeted gene panels, and trio/parental analyses — paired with clinical interpretation by molecular geneticists. GeneDx supports providers and patients with detailed, clinically focused reports, genetic counseling resources, and variant classification informed by curated databases and clinical expertise. Clinicians rely on GeneDx for diagnosing rare and undiagnosed genetic conditions and for actionable genomic insights.