Academic Gastroenterologist – Motility Research Leader

Jobtome; Sun City (AZ); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Loan repayment

Competitive salary

Protected time for research

Access to cutting-edge research and C/

Mentorship culture

Job summary

Banner University Medical Group in Phoenix seeks an accomplished Gastroenterologist to lead a dynamic Digestive Services program and to shape the future of Motility care through translational research and mentorship.

The role combines clinical practice with protected research time, collaboration across specialties, and the opportunity to mentor the next generation of academic gastroenterologists.

Qualifications

• MD or DO with board certification in Gastroenterology.
• Eligible for licensure in AZ.
• Established track record of excellence and academic scholarship.
• Strong record of clinical research and/or translational research in Motility.
• Demonstrated leadership experience and a commitment to mentorship.
• Eligibility for appointment at the Assistant/Associate Professor level.

Responsibilities

• Lead and grow a robust clinical research program with support from institutional infrastructure.
• Mentor junior faculty, fellows, and trainees in clinical practice, academic development, and research.
• Collaborate with colleagues across specialties including nutrition, surgery, pathology, and radiology to ensure integrated care.
• Maintain active clinical practice.
• Collaborate with Division Chief of Gastroenterology/Hepatology.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Mentorship

Collaborative care

Active clinical practice

Education

MD or DO with board certification in Gastroenterology

Job description

Banner University Medical Group in Phoenix seeks an accomplished Gastroenterologist to lead a dynamic Digestive Services program and to shape the future of Motility care through translational research and mentorship.

The role combines clinical practice with protected research time, collaboration across specialties, and the opportunity to mentor the next generation of academic gastroenterologists.