Academic Transplant Surgeon: Research, Teaching, Impact

American Society of Transplantation; Northern (KY); Híbrido; USD 350.000 - 520.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

PTO

Health & welfare benefits

401(k) retirement

Relocation assistance

CME allowances

Educational development

Medical liability insurance

Professional development

Relocation assistance

Descripción de la vacante

Atrium Health is seeking an Academic Faculty Transplant Surgeon in Winston-Salem, NC. You will participate in all aspects of transplant care across clinics, OR, ICU, and inpatient units, while contributing to teaching, research, and program development.

The role emphasizes collaboration with laboratories and research teams, ongoing education for fellows and staff, and participation in quality improvement initiatives within the transplant service.

Formación

• MD degree or equivalent required.
• Board certification or eligibility required.
• Eligibility for unrestricted Full Medical License in North Carolina.
• Completion of AS Transplant Surgeons approved fellowship in kidney ± pancreas transplantation.
• Meets eligibility requirements for the Department of Surgery, Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist.

Responsabilidades

• Participate in all aspects of care of the transplant patient across outpatient clinics, day hospital, inpatient unit, operating room and ICU.
• Perform donor and recipient operative procedures including organ retrievals.
• Engage in teaching, conferences, and scholarly activities within transplant program.

Educación

MD degree

Board certification/eligibility

NC medical license eligibility

Transplant fellowship (kidney ± pancreas)

Eligibility for Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

Descripción del empleo

Atrium Health is seeking an Academic Faculty Transplant Surgeon in Winston-Salem, NC. You will participate in all aspects of transplant care across clinics, OR, ICU, and inpatient units, while contributing to teaching, research, and program development.

The role emphasizes collaboration with laboratories and research teams, ongoing education for fellows and staff, and participation in quality improvement initiatives within the transplant service.