Transplant ID Physician - Clinician, Educator & Researcher

Jobtome; Tempe (AZ); Presencial; USD 260.000 - 380.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Malpractice coverage

CME Allowance

Legal, medical, dental and vision

Descripción de la vacante

Banner University Medical Center in Phoenix seeks a transplant ID physician to support clinical care, teaching and research within an academic transplant ID program. The role includes inpatient/outpatient consultations, patient selection for transplant, protocol development, and ongoing quality improvement initiatives.

Educational responsibilities include mentoring residents and fellows in transplant ID and shaping a research agenda focused on immunocompromised patients, with no external

Formación

• MD/DO degree required.
• Board certification/eligibility in Infectious Disease and Transplant Infectious Disease.

Responsabilidades

• Participate in the growing transplant ID program, as directed by the transplant ID Medical Director
• Assist with inpatient consultations and outpatient encounters of transplant patients
• Help with the selection of patients suitable and ready for transplant in committee meetings
• Assist the transplant program with creating protocols for standardizing care of transplant patients
• Establish quality improvement projects in transplant ID, in conjunction with activities of the DOM quality committee
• Create a research agenda for transplant ID
• Design clinical research studies that focus on immunocompromised patients
• Educate students, residents and the upcoming first fellows in transplant ID annually
• No research funding necessary

Educación

M.D. or D.O. degree

Board certified/eligible - Infectious Disease & Transplant Infectious Disease

Descripción del empleo

Banner University Medical Center in Phoenix seeks a transplant ID physician to support clinical care, teaching and research within an academic transplant ID program. The role includes inpatient/outpatient consultations, patient selection for transplant, protocol development, and ongoing quality improvement initiatives.

Educational responsibilities include mentoring residents and fellows in transplant ID and shaping a research agenda focused on immunocompromised patients, with no external