Faculty Benign Hematologist

AMN Healthcare; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 260,000 - 350,000; Full time

Job summary

Duke University School of Medicine seeks a board-certified Hematologist to join its Division of Hematology with a focus on Non-Malignant Hematology across inpatient and outpatient settings. Start ASAP with a competitive pay rate and a rich environment for clinical excellence, teaching, mentorship, and translational research.

The role offers opportunities to teach fellows, residents, APPs, and medical students, deliver outstanding care in benign hematology, and participate in telehealth-driven

Qualifications

• Board-certified hematologist
• Experience in non-malignant hematology
• Academic medicine environment

Responsibilities

• Teach and mentor fellows, residents, APPs, and medical students
• Deliver clinical and translational research in benign hematology
• Provide inpatient and outpatient care with telehealth integration
• Collaborate with nursing, infusion, pharmacy, and care coordination teams
• Develop or participate in niche programs within benign hematology
• Foster interdisciplinary collaboration across Duke's Division and School of Medicine

Skills

Board-certified hematologist

Job description

Job Description & Requirements

Faculty Benign Hematologist

StartDate: ASAP Pay Rate: $260000.00 - $350000.00

Duke University School of Medicine seeks a board-certified Hematologist to join its renowned Division of Hematology, with a focus on Non-Malignant Hematology across inpatient and outpatient settings. This position offers outstanding opportunities for clinical excellence, teaching, mentorship, and participation in clinical and translational research within a highly collaborative academic environment. Connect with us today to learn more.

Opportunity Highlights

• Practice at Duke University School of Medicine, a world-class academic center
• Join a nationally recognized Division under the leadership of Division Chief Dr. Thomas Ortel
• Teach and mentor fellows, residents, APPs, and medical students
• Deliver exceptional Non-Malignant Hematology care within Duke’s stellar sickle cell, hemostasis and thrombosis, leukocyte, and apheresis programs
• Manage Benign Hematology patients while incorporating telehealth strategies to expand clinical outreach efforts across North Carolina and beyond
• Participate in clinical and/or translational research aligned with your professional interests
• Incorporate outpatient and/or inpatient clinical effort with dedicated time for teaching, research, and academic development
• Collaborate with dedicated Benign Hematology APPs and full nursing, pharmacy, infusion, and care coordination support
• Leverage Duke’s extensive clinical research and clinical trials infrastructure with support for funded investigations
• Develop new or participate in existing niche programs focused on vascular malformations, thrombotic microangiopathies, and/or clonal hematopoiesis
• Foster collaborations with other Divisions within the Department of Medicine and the School of Medicine
• Enjoy a supportive academic environment that promotes professional growth and career advancement

Community Information

Raleigh-Durham, NC, offers a vibrant, university-centered community boasting Raleigh, Chapel Hill, and Research Triangle Park. Set in the rolling Piedmont between the Atlantic beaches and the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains, residents enjoy North Carolina’s mild four-season climate and easy weekend escapes to mountains, lakes, and the coast. Raleigh-Durham feels both energetic and approachable, with walkable historic districts, revitalized downtowns, and a diverse food and arts scene that give Bull City its distinctive character.

Facility Location

Home to Duke University and Research Triangle Park, Durham offers a wide variety of cultural and outdoor activities, a reasonable cost of living and highly prestigious medical facilities. Southern, yet cosmopolitan, laid back yet bursting with energy, this North Carolina city is a sought‑after destination throughout the year.