Transplant Hepatology: Assistant/Associate Professor

University of California Davis; Antelope (CA); On-site; USD 330,000 - 380,000; Full time

Job summary

University of California, Davis invites applications for a Transplant Hepatologist at Assistant or Associate Professor ranks in Gastroenterology and Hepatology. Responsibilities include outpatient hepatology care, endoscopy, inpatient service coverage, and supervising trainees.

The position emphasizes teaching, research activity, and potential investigator-initiated projects within a collaborative division. Rank will reflect qualifications and funding.

Qualifications

• MD/DO or equivalent degree.
• Board certification/eligibility in Gastroenterology.
• Certification in Transplant Hepatology.
• Medical licensure in California.
• ACGME accredited fellowship or equivalent experience.
• Teaching experience at undergraduate or graduate level.
• Strong clinical skills and interest in transplant hepatology.

Responsibilities

• Provide transplant hepatology care in outpatient and inpatient settings.
• Perform hepatology outpatient consultations and endoscopic procedures.
• Supervise fellows, residents, and medical students; deliver lectures.
• Engage in teaching, research, and scholarly activities.
• Contribute to program growth, outreach, quality improvement, and strategic development.

Skills

Clinical hepatology expertise

Teaching experience

Research collaboration

Education

MD/DO or equivalent

Board certification/eligibility in Gastroenterology

Transplant Hepatology certification

Medical licensure in California

ACGME fellowship or equivalent experience

Teaching experience (undergrad/grad)

Strong interest in transplant hepatology

Job description

University of California, Davis invites applications for a Transplant Hepatologist at Assistant or Associate Professor ranks in Gastroenterology and Hepatology. Responsibilities include outpatient hepatology care, endoscopy, inpatient service coverage, and supervising trainees.

The position emphasizes teaching, research activity, and potential investigator-initiated projects within a collaborative division. Rank will reflect qualifications and funding.