Clinical Assistant Professor/Clinical Associate Professor

Job Summary

The transplant nephrology program provides both kidney and pancreas transplants for patients in the region and is supported by three dedicated transplant surgeons, two transplant nephrologists, and three APPs, including a full support staff of nurses and coordinators.

Minimum Qualifications

M.D./PhD. and demonstrated excellent qualifications in education, clinical care and academic pursuits; Board Certification in Nephrology;

Preferred Qualifications

UNOS Transplant certification; formal training and fellowship in Transplant Nephrology; dedicated sub-specialty training or at least one year experience working as transplant nephrologist.

Work Days

M-F 8:00 to 4:30

Salary Range/Pay Rate

DOQ

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