Academic Rheumatologist: AI-Enabled Care & Teaching

Mayo Career Site UK; Rochester (MN); On-site; USD 208,000 - 708,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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Job summary

Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota seeks an Academic Rheumatologist to join our Division of Rheumatology. The role blends direct patient care with teaching, mentorship, and scholarly activity, with ~70% clinical effort and opportunities for academic growth within a mission‑driven, team‑based environment.

Clinicians provide high‑quality, patient‑centered care for complex autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, participate in subspecialty clinics, and contribute to education, research, and clinical

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree.
• Completion of an ACGME accredited rheumatology fellowship.
• Board certified or board eligible in Rheumatology (ABIM).
• Eligible for Minnesota medical licensure.

Responsibilities

• Predominantly outpatient rheumatology practice with exposure to complex, quaternary level rheumatic diseases.
• Participation in disease-focused clinics, with potential subspecialty interests such as spondyloarthritis, myositis, and SARDs.
• Approximately 3–4 weeks per year of inpatient consult service, working on a team with internal medicine residents and a rheumatology fellow.
• Call responsibilities are limited to these inpatient service weeks.
• Delivery of high quality, patient centered care in a collaborative multispecialty environment, emphasizing shared decision making and continuous improvement in patient experience and outcomes.

Education

MD or DO

Job description

Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota seeks an Academic Rheumatologist to join our Division of Rheumatology. The role blends direct patient care with teaching, mentorship, and scholarly activity, with ~70% clinical effort and opportunities for academic growth within a mission‑driven, team‑based environment.

Clinicians provide high‑quality, patient‑centered care for complex autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, participate in subspecialty clinics, and contribute to education, research, and clinical