Transplant Nephrologist - Transplant Fellowship Director

American Society of Transplantation; Missouri; On-site; USD 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Washington University Kidney Transplant Program in St. Louis seeks a Transplant Fellowship Program Director at the Assistant or Associate Professor level.

The role leads education and clinical research within a premier kidney transplant program, partnering with a team of transplant nephrologists and clinicians. The position emphasizes academic leadership, mentoring, and advancing transplant nephrology education and research opportunities.

Qualifications

• MD degree with specialization in Internal Medicine, sub-specialization in Nephrology, and Transplant Nephrology.

Responsibilities

• Lead and oversee the Transplant Fellowship Program as Director at Assistant or Associate Professor level.
• Collaborate with a team of nephrologists and clinicians to advance education, clinical care, and research in kidney transplantation.

Education

MD in Internal Medicine with Nephrology and Transplant Nephrology specialization

Job description

Washington University Kidney Transplant Program

Transplant Fellowship Program Director

The Transplant Program at Washington University in St. Louis is a national leader in kidney transplantation and is one of the largest and most experienced teams in the nation. Since 1963, the program has transplanted over 7,000 patients with an average of 350 kidney transplant per year.

Transplant Nephrology Section is home to the Midwest Transplant Symposium and to the Washington Manual of Transplant Nephrology. It is a primary site for several NIH and pharmaceutical clinical trials with a wide range of transitional and outcome research.

The Division of Nephrology at WashU Medicine is seeking to hire a Transplant Fellowship Program Director at the Assistant or Associate Professor level to join a group of 7 transplant nephrologists, 4 nurse practitioners, and two transplant nephrology fellows. Prior experience in education is preferred.

The Division offers excellent benefits as well as opportunities in joining ongoing clinical and transitional research.

The qualifications for this position are a M.D. degree with specialization in Internal Medicine, sub-specialization in Nephrology, and Transplant Nephrology.