Transplant Infectious Disease Physician — Academic & Clinical

Banner Health; Arizona; On-site; USD 200,000 - 350,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Production incentives (wRVU)

Malpractice coverage

CME allowance

Health, dental & vision coverage

Retirement savings options

Job summary

Banner Health, within the Division of Infectious Diseases at Banner University Medical Center in Phoenix, seeks an additional faculty member to support expansion of the transplant ID program. The role blends clinical, teaching, quality improvement and research responsibilities.

The candidate will participate in inpatient/outpatient transplant care, contribute to protocol development, and educate trainees annually, with a focus on immunocompromised patient care and program growth.

Qualifications

• MD or DO required; board-certified/eligible in Infectious Disease and Transplant ID.
• Minimum of 3 years Transplant ID practice experience.
• Licensed or eligible for licensure in Arizona.

Responsibilities

• 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.
• Assist in selecting patients suitable for transplant in committee meetings.
• Help create protocols for standardizing care of transplant patients.
• Establish quality improvement projects in transplant ID with the DOM quality committee.
• Create a research agenda for transplant ID.
• Design clinical research studies focusing on immunocompromised patients.
• Educate students, residents and upcoming fellows in transplant ID annually.
• No research funding necessary.

Skills

Adaptability

Education

MD/DO

Infectious Disease board certified/eligible

Transplant ID experience (3+ years)

Arizona licensure eligible

Job description

Banner Health, within the Division of Infectious Diseases at Banner University Medical Center in Phoenix, seeks an additional faculty member to support expansion of the transplant ID program. The role blends clinical, teaching, quality improvement and research responsibilities.

The candidate will participate in inpatient/outpatient transplant care, contribute to protocol development, and educate trainees annually, with a focus on immunocompromised patient care and program growth.