Transplant Nephrology Clinician–Educator (Asst Prof)

University of Washington; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 18,000 - 21,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Washington invites applications for a full-time Transplant Nephrologist on the Assistant Professor of Clinical Practice track at UWMC Montlake. Responsibilities include inpatient transplant nephrology care, outpatient clinics, teaching, and involvement in ongoing research and education.

Salary ranges with a supplemental pay are described below. Start date is Summer 2027 or flexible; teaching and service are integral to the role, and the position supports a diverse academic

Qualifications

• MD or foreign equivalent required.
• ABIM board-certified or eligible in Nephrology.
• ACGME nephrology fellowship completed (or foreign equivalent).
• Kidney transplant fellowship completed.
• Eligible for medical licensure in Washington state.

Responsibilities

• Provide inpatient transplant nephrology coverage and outpatient pre-/post-transplant kidney clinics.
• Engage in teaching and participate in divisional educational conferences (e.g., grand rounds).
• Contribute to patient care, research, and service within a diverse academic environment.
• Collaborate with transplant teams for comprehensive care of transplant recipients and donors.

Skills

Clinical excellence

Teaching ability

Communication skills

Education

MD or foreign equivalent

ABIM board-certified or eligible in Nephrology

ACGME nephrology fellowship

Kidney transplant fellowship

US medical licensure in Washington

Job description

The University of Washington invites applications for a full-time Transplant Nephrologist on the Assistant Professor of Clinical Practice track at UWMC Montlake. Responsibilities include inpatient transplant nephrology care, outpatient clinics, teaching, and involvement in ongoing research and education.

Salary ranges with a supplemental pay are described below. Start date is Summer 2027 or flexible; teaching and service are integral to the role, and the position supports a diverse academic