Pediatric Hepatologist — Academic Leader in Transplant

University of Minnesota Physicians; Minneapolis (MN); On-site; USD 201,800 - 362,200; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Substantial 401K employer contribution

Well-being program including peer coaching

Allowance for CME and license fees

Malpractice insurance coverage

Comprehensive benefits package including medical and dental plans

Job summary

A leading medical institution in Minneapolis is seeking a board-certified pediatric hepatologist for an academic role. The position involves teaching medical students and conducting research while collaborating in a thriving pediatric gastroenterology practice. Candidates must have advanced training in hepatology, be eligible for medical licensing in Minnesota, and maintain legal work status in the U.S. The role offers a competitive salary range from $201,800 to $362,200, alongside comprehensive benefits and support for professional development.

Qualifications

• Licensed or ability to obtain medical license and DEA in Minnesota.
• Advanced training in hepatology including clinical experience.
• Ability to maintain legal status in the U.S. according to VISA requirements.

Responsibilities

• Participate in teaching of medical students, residents, and fellows.
• Engage in research projects tailored to career interests.
• Participate in service activities on behalf of the department.

Skills

Board-certified/board-eligible pediatric hepatologist

Clinical experience in hepatology and/or transplant hepatology

Ability to receive work authorization in the U.S.

Education

Advanced training in hepatology

Job description

A leading medical institution in Minneapolis is seeking a board-certified pediatric hepatologist for an academic role. The position involves teaching medical students and conducting research while collaborating in a thriving pediatric gastroenterology practice. Candidates must have advanced training in hepatology, be eligible for medical licensing in Minnesota, and maintain legal work status in the U.S. The role offers a competitive salary range from $201,800 to $362,200, alongside comprehensive benefits and support for professional development.