Lead MFM & Critical Care Specialist (Tele-ICU)

UNC-Chapel Hill; North Carolina; On-site; USD 230,000 - 360,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Exclusive perks

Discounts on local services

Job summary

UNC-Chapel Hill’s Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology seeks a tenure‑track or variable‑track Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist with critical care obstetrics expertise. The role includes inpatient and outpatient care for high‑risk obstetric patients, leadership of a MFM‑Critical Care program, and development of tele‑ICU capacity across UNC Health’s regional network.

The successful candidate will contribute to education, research, and collaboration with the Maternal and Infant Health

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree and completion of an ACGME‑approved OB‑GYN residency with a 3‑year MFM fellowship.
• Board certification or eligibility in OB‑GYN and Maternal‑Fetal Medicine, with preferred critical care training.
• Strong commitment to medical education, quality improvement and health equity.

Responsibilities

• Provide consultative and co‑management critical care services for pregnant and postpartum patients.
• Lead development and implementation of evidence‑based critical care protocols for obstetric patients.
• Direct a joint MFM–Critical Care fellowship program and expand tele‑critical care capacity.
• Educate medical students, residents and fellows; participate in division research.

Skills

Leadership in program development

Protocol leadership

Telemedicine initiatives

Education

MD or DO degree

ACGME OB-GYN residency (4 years)

ACGME/ABOG Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship (3 years)

Board Certified/Eligible in OB-GYN and Maternal-Fetal Medicine

Fellowship in critical care medicine (preferred)

Job description

UNC-Chapel Hill’s Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology seeks a tenure‑track or variable‑track Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist with critical care obstetrics expertise. The role includes inpatient and outpatient care for high‑risk obstetric patients, leadership of a MFM‑Critical Care program, and development of tele‑ICU capacity across UNC Health’s regional network.

The successful candidate will contribute to education, research, and collaboration with the Maternal and Infant Health