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A geneticist is a specialist trained in therapeutic as well as diagnostic procedures for individuals with genetically linked diseases. This physician uses modern radiologic, biochemical, and cytogenetic testing in order to assist with genetic specialized counseling, implement the needed therapeutic interventions, and providing prevention through prenatal diagnosis. A medical geneticist coordinates and plans large scale screening programs for inborn errors of metabolism, neural tube defects, chromosome abnormalities, and hemoglobinopathies. A clinical geneticist is a physician which demonstrates competence in providing comprehensive management, diagnostic and counseling services for genetic types of disorders. In order to become a geneticist, you must complete two or four years of training.
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