Classical Hematology

UPMC Southwestern PA; Swissvale (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH is seeking candidates for faculty positions at the level of Assistant, Associate Professor, or Professor in the Division of Classical Hematology. The role involves full‑time academic practice with outpatient and inpatient care, focusing on hematology, thrombosis, and related diseases, in a highly collaborative environment.

Ideal candidates will have ABIM eligibility or certification in Hematology or Hematology‑Oncology and a strong interest in teaching, clinical care,

Qualifications

• ABIM eligibility or certification in Hematology or Hematology-Oncology.

Responsibilities

• Provide outpatient and inpatient care in classical hematology with a focus on complex hemostasis and thrombosis cases.
• Contribute to teaching and training of fellows, residents, and medical students.
• Engage in translational and clinical research within the Pittsburgh Heart, Lung, and Blood Vascular Medicine Institute.
• Participate in multidisciplinary programs and medical conferences as part of clinical and academic duties.

Job description

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

Division of Classical Hematology Department of Medicine

Faculty Positions

Seeking applicants for faculty positions at the level of Assistant, Associate Professor, or Professor.

The Division of Classical Hematology, in the Department of Medicine, at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) is seeking an exceptional candidate who is focused on a full-time academic practice in classical hematology. The position involves outpatient and inpatient care at UPMC involving a portfolio focused on classical hematology, including consultation on complex hemostasis and thrombosis cases in the setting of advanced surgeries, organ transplantation, and high-risk maternal fetal medicine. Areas of academic interest that fit particularly well with the current priorities of our division include, but are not limited to, thrombosis and malignancy, sickle cell and hemoglobinopathies, bleeding and thrombosis in women, and platelet disorders with a focus on inherited bleeding disorders.

Candidates in this division with interests in research would have access to an established and high-impact Pittsburgh Heart, Lung, and Blood Vascular Medicine Institute (led by Dr. Stephen Y. Chan MD, PhD). This institute offers an unparalleled environment for hematologists seeking to advance patient care, basic, translational, and clinical science, and innovation at the intersection of hematology, thrombosis, vascular biology, and cardiovascular medicine. Physicians would have opportunities to participate in groundbreaking translational research, investigator-initiated clinical trials, and multi-disciplinary programs focused on thrombosis, hemostasis, sickle cell disease, pulmonary hypertension, cardio‑oncology, and vascular complications of cancer and cancer therapies (together with UPMC Hillman Cancer, led by Dr. John C. Byrd, MD a practicing hematologist). Faculty benefit from exceptional research infrastructure, robust NIH-, foundation-, and private philanthropy‑funded programs, a NIH‑supported T32 post‑doctoral training grant, a diverse referral population spanning Western Pennsylvania and beyond, and a culture that supports innovation, mentorship, and career development [vmi.pitt.edu].

The ideal candidate should demonstrate excellence in patient care and have a strong interest in working in an academic environment with exceptional opportunities for clinical practice, teaching and research. Opportunities for interdisciplinary and translational research collaboration and teaching at all levels of medical education are available. Additionally, support for competitive start‑up packages to support early and mid‑level

Candidates must be ABIM eligible or certified in Hematology or Hematology‑Oncology. The faculty member will be expected to participate in the teaching and training of Hematology and Medical Oncology fellows, residents, and medical students, as well as contribute to the Division's annual Scientific Conferences. The Division of Classical Hematology along with the Division of Hematology‑Oncology has a combined fellowship program with a strong record of training fellows who have gone on to full‑time academic positions, as well as leadership positions in Biotechnology companies.

Clinical activities will include attending the inpatient hematology consultation service, the outpatient non‑malignant hematology clinic at UPMC and in the federally‑funded Hemophilia Center of Western Pennsylvania, which has access to multiple clinical resources as well as a vast array of diagnostic tools & cutting‑edge laboratory studies.

Academic rank and salary will be commensurate with level of experience.