Director of Transplant Nephrology & Kidney-Pancreas Programs

utoledo.edu; Toledo (OH); Presencial; USD 250.000 - 420.000; Jornada completa

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Retirement Benefits

Pension Plans

Health Insurance

Paid Time Off

Tuition Waiver

Disability Insurance

CME & Travel Allowance

Licensure Cost Coverage

Descripción de la vacante

University of Toledo invites applications for an Assistant/Associate/Full Professor and the Director of Transplantation in the Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology. The role provides comprehensive care for kidney and kidney-pancreas transplant patients, with active involvement in education, research, and program development.

The candidate will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, participate in quality improvement, and advance equitable access to transplantation in a diverse

Formación

• MD/DO or equivalent medical degree.
• ACGME residency in internal medicine.
• Fellowship in nephrology.
• Fellowship in transplant nephrology.
• Board certification or eligibility in internal medicine and nephrology.

Responsabilidades

• Evaluate transplant candidates and donors with risk assessments.
• Provide inpatient and outpatient transplant care and follow-up.
• Coordinate care with organ offers and multidisciplinary teams.
• Supervise procedures and transitions of care.
• Engage in teaching and scholarly activities.

Educación

MD/DO degree

ACGME Internal Medicine residency

Nephrology fellowship

Transplant Nephrology fellowship

ABIM board certification/eligibility

Descripción del empleo

University of Toledo invites applications for an Assistant/Associate/Full Professor and the Director of Transplantation in the Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology. The role provides comprehensive care for kidney and kidney-pancreas transplant patients, with active involvement in education, research, and program development.

The candidate will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, participate in quality improvement, and advance equitable access to transplantation in a diverse