APPD Positions
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(7/9/08)
PL-2 Opening
The University of Texas Medical Branch Pediatric Residency Program in Galveston, TX is accepting applications for an unexpected PL-2 opening. Please send a copy of your current CV, USMLE scores, transcript, and In Training Exam score with cover letter to Tanya George at: tlgeorge@utmb.edu
(7/2/08)
Director, Operations-Ambulatory
Consistently ranked as one of the best children’s hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report and Child magazines, Children’s serves as the pediatric referral center for Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho. Children’s has been delivering superior patient care for 100 years, including advancing new discoveries and treatments in pediatric research, and serving as a primary teaching, clinical and research site for the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Washington School of Medicine.
Children's Hospital is looking for a Director, Operations to be responsible for the clinical and site of care components of Children’s main campus ambulatory operations in a manner that meets the continuous performance improvement, programmatic growth and financial requirements and mission of Children’s Hospital & Regional Medical Center. Working with the Director for Quality and Clinical Practice, the Division/Clinic Chiefs and respective directors of the individual clinical service lines (i.e. value streams) who provide services within the Seattle campus Ambulatory Care Building, this position provides leadership to develop and implement the strategic initiatives within Ambulatory Services and the organization. Position includes oversight of ambulatory clinic operations on the 6th floor and the 4th floor, excluding direct site of care responsibility for the Heme-Onc, Heart Center and Orthopedics focused programs. Direct reports include six clinical operations managers, an ambulatory services administrative assistant and a facilities and equipment coordinator.
We are seeking applicants with a Bachelor's degree in appropriate field; Masters’ degree in health care administration, nursing, public health, business, or related field; five years director level experience in an ambulatory care setting; and three to five years experience leading performance improvement initiatives in a health care setting. Prefers nursing degree, experience in an academic setting and experience in a pediatric setting.
Children’s offers excellent pay and benefits, retirement plans, opportunities for career advancement, paid training days, and so much more. EOE. To learn more about the position and apply online please visit us at www.seattlechildrens.org/jobs . EOE.
(6/27/08)
Medicine Pediatrics Program Director
The University of Pittsburgh, Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics are jointly recruiting for a Program Director for our Medicine Pediatrics program. Candidates should be Medicine Pediatric trained, board certified in both disciplines and have a track record of excellence in clinical care, teaching, and administration. The Program Director is responsible for development and oversight of curriculum, assuring competencies of residents, development and oversight of precepting sites, preparing for surveys, and recruitment. Salary is commensurate with rank and qualifications. Send letter of interest and CV to Wishwa Kapoor, MD, 200 Lothrop Street, 933 West MUH, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (fax 412 692-4825) or e-mail Noskoka@upmc.edu. The University of Pittsburgh is an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer.
(6/26/08)
2009 Clinical Bioethics Fellowship Application Announcement
The Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics at Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center and the Division of Bioethics, Department of Pediatrics at the University of Washington in Seattle is accepting clinical bioethics fellowship applications for fellowships beginning July 2009.
The Clinical Bioethics Fellowship is a two-year program (with an option for an additional year) that trains clinicians in bioethics with an emphasis on pediatric issues in the clinical and research arenas. The goal of the fellowship is to prepare clinicians for academic careers with an emphasis on scholarship in pediatric bioethics.
Candidates must plan to engage in pediatric clinical care and/or research. This requirement can include residency or subspecialty training in areas such as anesthesia, pediatrics, physiatry, psychiatry, radiology and surgery. The program includes scholarly (a research project), clinical (in-patient or outpatient direct patient care), educational (lectures and seminars), teaching (presentations and case-based discussions), and clinical ethics activities (bioethics consultations). For more information, please see the Center’s website at: http://bioethics.seattlechildrens.org
Fellows will be encouraged to enroll in the Master’s Program in Bioethics or the Master’s Program in Public Health at the University of Washington. These programs include a core curriculum in empirical research methodology, ethical theory, and health policy and law. Additional coursework can be chosen to meet the individual’s educational needs.
For fellowships beginning July 2009, please submit your application by September 15, 2008 and include the following:
- Online application (http://bioethics.seattlechildrens.org)
- Curriculum vitae
- Personal statement about career and research interests
- Writing sample
- Three letters of reference (submitted directly)
Applications should be sent to:
Douglas S. Diekema, MD, MPH
Director of Education
Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics
MPW 8-2, Suite 800
1100 Olive Street
Seattle, WA 98101
(6/26/08)
Pediatrics - Craniofacial Medicine - Fellowship
The Department of Pediatrics, Division of Craniofacial Medicine at the University of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital is accepting applications for subspecialty clinical and research training in craniofacial medicine.
Drawing on the clinical and research expertise of our group and the broader university community, we will offer a variety of training opportunities ranging from one year clinical fellowships to three year fellowships with training in molecular biology, developmental biology, epidemiology, bioethics, clinical and outcomes research, molecular genetics, and public health sciences, among other disciplines. The goal of our fellowship program is to train pediatric providers to become members of cleft and craniofacial teams while providing the scientific training necessary to become successful independent investigators for those who want to pursue academic careers.
The Craniofacial Medicine Fellowship is the first training program of its kind offered to pediatric residents. Fellows will have the opportunity to learn skills at one of the largest Craniofacial Centers in the United States with 39 team members. The craniofacial fellow will be responsible for the diagnosis and management of the craniofacial patient in coordination with surgeons, other craniofacial team members, and the primary care provider.
For further information about the program and application process, please view our websites:
www.seattlechildrens.org
http://craniofacial.seattlechildrens.org/
www.washington.edu
(6/26/08)
Pediatrics - Craniofacial Medicine - Assistant or Associate Professor
The Department of Pediatrics, Division of Craniofacial Medicine at the University of Washington and Seattle Children’s Hospital is seeking a board certified/eligible MD to join our expanding divisional program. This position is for one academic faculty member at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. The selected candidate will participate in clinical, teaching, and research activities of the Division of Craniofacial Medicine and Seattle Children’s Craniofacial Center. The recruit will join the dynamic Division of Craniofacial Medicine, composed of three academic pediatricians and two full-time basic scientists who focus their clinical and research efforts on children with craniofacial disorders. Our division has strong relationships with the Seattle Children’s Hospital Research Institute and the Departments of Epidemiology, Genome Sciences, Biological Structure, Oral Biology, Computer Science and Engineering, and other departments at the University of Washington. The specific balance of clinical activities, research effort and salary will be tailored to the interests and experience of the applicant, with full- or part-time options negotiable.
All University of Washington faculty engage in teaching, research and service.
For further information please visit our websites:
http://www.washington.edu/medicine/pediatrics/divisions/craniofacial.php
http://craniofacial.seattlechildrens.org/
Letters of interest and curriculum vitae should be sent to:
Michael L. Cunningham MD, PhD
Professor of Pediatrics and Chief
Division of Craniofacial Medicine
University of Washington School of Medicine
Medical Director, Children’s Craniofacial Center
Seattle Children’s Hospital
4800 Sand Point Way NE, Mailstop W7847
Seattle, WA 98105
206-987-2528
mcunning@u.washington.edu
The University of Washington is Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
(6/26/08)
Baystate Children's Hospital (Western Campus of the Tufts University School of Medicine) located in Springfield, Massachusetts is seeking a Pediatric Endocrinology Fellow to start in July, 2009.
Applicants be enrolled or have completed Residency Training in Pediatrics in the United States, must have successfully completed steps 1 and 2 of the USMLE prior to September 1st of 2008. At present there is no ERAS or match for Pediatric Endocrinology Fellowships.
For additional information or questions, please contact the Program Coordinator, Anita Bannon, at anita.bannon@bhs.org or 413-794-4441, or Program Director, Holley Allen, MD at holley.allen@bhs.org .
(6/25/08) Connecticut Children's Medical Center (a partner site of the University of Connecticut Health Center) located in Hartford, Connecticut is seeking a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellow to start in July, 2009.
The program began in 2000 with a goal of providing a broad clinical background, teaching and administrative experience to general EM physicians. However, the program has expanded to provide two distinct tracks, training those with either primary residency background in Pediatrics, or Emergency Medicine, for careers in academic or clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine.
The CCMC PEM Fellowship Program participates in both the ERAS application service and the NRMP subspecialty match. Additional program information is available on the AMA*s FREIDA website, http://www.ama-assn.org/vapp/freida/srch/ or at CCMC's residency/fellowship website, http://resprog.uchc.edu/md/pediatricsnew/curriculum/pediatrics.htm.
Applicants must have successfully completed steps 1 and 2 of the USMLE prior to September 1st of the application year. All other application dates are uniform among participating programs and available from ERAS.
Please be aware that there are two separate lists of PEM programs on the ERAS and FREIDA websites. CCMC*s program is listed under PEM (EM) but encourages applicants from Pediatrics residencies as well.
For additional information or questions, please contact the Program Coordinator, Veronica Tomlinson, at vtomlin@ccmckids.org or (860)545-9658.
(6/18/08) Fulltime Pediatric
Teaching Position—Eritrea, Africa
June 18, 2008: The Partnership for Eritrea is seeking a board-certified/
board-eligible pediatrician for a minimum of one-year commitment to
serve as co-coordinator and instructor for our newly developed pediatric residency
training program
at the Orotta School of Medicine in Asmara, Eritrea. This is a joint appointment
with George Washington University Medical Center and Physicians for Peace.
Responsibiltiies include teaching and clinical care. Interested candidates,
please contact: Dr Huda Ayas, The George Washington University Office of
International Medicine Programs,
Attn: The Partnership for Eritrea - Credentialing Coordinator,
Ross Hall, Suite 708,
2300 I St, NW,
Washington, DC 20037,
Email: imphma@gwumc.edu.
For more information on the Partnership for Eritrea Program please visit www.physiciansforpeace.org and
click on The Partnership for Eritrea link.
(6/10/08)
Division of Pediatric
Endocrinology and Diabetes at Phoenix Children's Hospital has an immediate position available for first
year fellows, beginning July
2008. Our Department of Medical Education requires that the applicant be an
MD or equivalent degree, be USMLE 1, 2 and 3 certified, and have completed
pediatric residency training in an accredited program.
Information about the program can be obtained by visiting the website, www.phoenixchildrens.com.
Candidates can find an application on the website and are encouraged to send
a CV, and forward 3 letters of recommendation.
Please contact: Khalid S. Hasan, MD, Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes,
Phoenix Children's Hospital, 1919 East Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85016-7710,
phone: (602) 546-0935, fax: (602) 546-0610, e-mail: khasan@phoenixchildrens.com.
(6/10/08)
Texas Tech University
Health Sciences Center is seeking applications
for Regional Chairperson – HSC; Texas Tech University HSC – Amarillo,
Texas. This is a full-time position at the desired academic rank of Professor.
Primary mission: Administers affairs of a clinical or basic science department
at a Regional Campus. Contributes to the University's mission through teaching,
research and service, some variation by unit.
Job specifics:
•
The Chair of Pediatrics Department – Amarillo provides leadership to
Faculty and Staff. The incumbent is responsible for large academic department,
including Residency program and clerkship with multiple sub-specialties as
well as two large ambulatory clinics and inpatient general Pediatric service,
NICU & PICU. The incumbent also serves on several boards and committees
within the School of Medicine as well as various education and medical practice
committees.
Qualifications:
• M.D. or equivalent terminal degree from an accredited institution.
• Licensure or eligibility for licensure in the State of Texas.
• Demonstrated record of effectiveness as a teacher, a record of peer reviewed
publication and/or peer-reviewed, scholarly activity which has contributed
to the discipline to the candidate's intellectual development; a record of
professional service
• Demonstrated leadership or leadership potential is a key qualification.
Other requirements:
• Experience in Academic medical setting
• Board Certification in Pediatrics and/or subspecialty.
Please send CV and letters of reference, to Dr. Marita Sheehan, Chair, Pediatric
Chair Search Committee electronically at Marita.Sheehan@ttuhsc.edu or on-line
at URL: https://jobs.texastech.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=121297049807
(6/10/08)
FELLOWSHIP IN PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY/NUTRITION
NEW YORK: SUNY Stony Brook. The Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology
and Nutrition is offering a fellowship in Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology
and Nutrition starting July 1st,
2009. Faculty will include three board certified Gastroenterologists, a senior
fellow, two nurse practitioners and a dedicated nutritionist. This newly accredited fellowship offers a great opportunity
for a resident or junior faculty to begin a career in Pediatric Gastroenterolgy
and Nutrition.
Strengths of the program include experienced faculty, a busy clinical service
and a faculty actively involved in both clinical and basic science research.
The fellowship training will be further strengthened by a dedicated rotation
in liver and intestinal transplant services at Morgan Stanley Children’s
Hospital (Columbia Presbyterian Hospital), New York.
The fellowship provides an exciting opportunity to start an academic career
in Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition. The medical school environment
and Health Sciences Center backed by an NIH funded Clinical Research Center
(CRC) provide an excellent opportunity for Clinical and Basic Science Research.
Please submit your curriculum
vitae to: Anupama
Chawla, MD,
Director, Pediatric Gastroenterology & Nutrition,
Children’s Medical Center @ Stony Brook ,
Department of Pediatrics,
HSC, T-11, Room 080,
Stony Brook, NY 11794-8111,
Tele. No. (631) 444-8115 Fax No. (631) 444-6045,
E-mail: anupama.chawla@stonybrook.edu.
(6/6/08)
We have an unexpected vacancy for a PL-2 position starting in July
2008 at
Stony Brook University Medical Center, due to a resident deciding to change
specialty. We are a mid-sized University-Based program with excellent cultural
and socioeconomic diversity. The teaching and the warm relationship among the
housestaff and faculty are among our strengths. Interested candidates please
forward a curriculum vitae with cover letter (preferably by e-mail) to Susan
Guralnick, MD, Residency Program Director, Department of Pediatrics, Stony
Brook University, HSC T11 040, Stony Brook, NY 11794-8111. Phone (631) 444-2020,
Fax (631) 444-2894, email:susan.guralnick@stonybrook.edu.
(6/4/08)
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences
Center is seeking a board certified pediatrician to fill a full-time
faculty position. This is a tenure-eligible position at the Associate Professor or
Professor level. The successful candidate will need a strong background in
education and is expected to assume primary administrative responsibility for
the Residency Training Program. In addition they will participate as an active
member in the Department of Pediatrics including the expectation to teach students
and residents, conduct research, and care for patients.
This position is supported by the CMRI/PHF Endowed Chair in
Pediatric Graduate Medical Education. The CMRI (Children’s Medical
Research Institute) endowed chair program in the Department of Pediatrics
consists of 14 filled endowed
chairs with another 16 endowed chairs in recruitment or development. CMRI partners
with the Department of Pediatrics to provide excellence for the children of
Oklahoma.
The Department of Pediatrics is composed of 16 sections and
more than 120 faculty members. Clinical operations are within Children’s Hospital at
OU Medical Center, which is the only comprehensive tertiary and quaternary
health care facility in the state dedicated to the care of children. The University
of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center includes seven colleges and seventeen other
institutions and serves as our state’s principal medical education and
research facility.
The University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.
Interested applicants should submit their curriculum vitae by mail to:
Terrence L. Stull, M.D. (attention: Brenda Freese),
Chairman, Department of Pediatrics,
Patricia Price Browne Distinguished Chair,
940 NE 13th St., Room 2B2308,
Oklahoma City, OK 73104,
Or CVs may be e-mailed to brenda-freese@ouhsc.edu.
(6/4/08)
Children’s
Mercy Hospitals and Clinics,
Pediatric Associate Program Director. The
office of Graduate Medical Education at Children’s
Mercy Hospitals and Clinics
(CMHC), Kansas City, Missouri, is seeking an Associate Program Director for
its pediatric residency program. Applicants should be board certified in pediatrics
or a pediatric subspecialty. Experience as a chief resident or previous experience
in graduate medical education is preferred but not required. The Associate
Program Director position is 0.5 FTE administrative and 0.5 FTE clinical. Shared
responsibilities include supervising the development of resident curricula
to meet ACGME requirements for competency-based education; revision and maintenance
of a system for residency program evaluation; providing regularly scheduled
feedback to residents; advising and assisting chief residents with call schedules
and conferences; mentoring chief residents in their academic pursuits; counseling
residents in personal issues and career development/planning; organizing, developing,
and assisting in the recruitment process, internal reviews and ACGME RRC reviews;
and working collaboratively with the Program Director on the day-to-day administration
of the residency program. Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics has been providing exclusive
medical service to children from birth to 18 years of age for more than 100
years. Child magazine ranked it among the top ten best children’s hospitals
in America in 2003, and the American Nurses Credentialing Center has awarded
it the coveted Magnet designation for quality patient care. The system also
includes Children’s Mercy South in suburban Overland Park, Kansas, five
inner city primary care clinics, 20 outreach specialty clinics, and a home
health program.
This 314-bed pediatric health care system is affiliated with
the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, a public urban
institution with
approximately 12,000 students. It currently accepts 24 categorical pediatric
residents, six internal medicine/pediatric residents, and two preliminary residents
into its training program. This level I trauma center, the only freestanding
children’s hospital between Saint Louis and Denver, admits over 14,000
patients annually and sees approximately 390,000 outpatients. The center is
nationally recognized in the areas of cardiac surgery, transplantation, nephrology,
and neonatology. It is one of seven National Institutes of Health funded Pediatric
Pharmacology Research Units. Hospital investigators are involved in laboratory
research in genetics, cancer, neonatology, immunology, and nursing. The research
program is particularly recognized in the fields of clinical pharmacology,
genetics, and neonatology.
Contact: Mary Ann Brennan,
Physician Recruiter,
Children’s Mercy Hospitals and Clinics,
2401 Gillham Road,
Kansas City, MO 64108,
Email: mabrennan@cmh.edu,
Toll Free: 866.264.4652,
Local: 816.983.6201,
Fax: 816.802.1488.
(5/29/08)
The Ohio State University Medical Center and Nationwide
Children’s
Hospital are partnering to sponsor a program in Allergy
and Immunology and
are seeking
residents for July 2009. The new OSU/NCH fellowship
will be a two or three year program with equal training in both adult and pediatric
allergy and immunology. We are seeking candidates to begin training in July
2009. We have chosen to wait until after the match to allow candidates who
have entered the match to fulfill their obligation to the match and its participants.
We intend to participate in future years.
Please contact Dr. David Hauswirth at The Ohio State University Medical Center
(david.hauswirth@osumc.edu), or Allergy and Immunology, 2050 Kenny Road, Suite
2200, Columbus, OH 43221, Phone (614) 293-6557, Fax (614) 293-6256. Applications
will be immediately accepted and are due no later than June 30th, 2008.
(5/29/08)
Physician-in-Chief/Chairman of the Department of Pediatrics. Texas
Children’s Hospital and Baylor College of Medicine jointly seek an extraordinary leader for the role of Physician-in-Chief and
Chair of the
Department of Pediatrics. This individual will be recognized for his excellent
leadership in education, patient care, and research on a scale that merits
national credibility. With 168 residents and 180 fellows training in more than
30 specialties, this person will be responsible for overseeing the largest
pediatric residency program in the country. This Physician-in-Chief and Chair
will play a pivotal leadership role in the advancement of these nationally
renowned institutions as they embark on the largest investment and program
expansion in the history of pediatrics. Significant business acumen, vision, and communication skills are required
to effectively lead the combined clinical, research, and education enterprise
and its expansion. The successful candidate will have recognized academic administrative
experience and an impeccable reputation in and commitment to patient care.
This individual must have a successful track record of leading recruitment
of best-in-class residents, faculty, and a broad range of pediatric sub-specialists.
Given that the Pediatric Department and Hospital are consistently among the
leading recipients of funding from the NIH, the successful candidate will have
a strong relationship with the NIH and experience leading high quality, if
not nationally recognized, research programs.
Texas Children’s Hospital: Texas Children’s Hospital is an internationally
recognized, full-care pediatric hospital located in the Texas Medical Center
in Houston. Texas Children’s is nationally ranked in the top ten among
children’s hospitals by U.S. News & World Report. Texas Children’s
is affiliated with Baylor College of Medicine and is its primary pediatric
training site. The hospital’s award-winning medical staff consists of
more than 1,580 physicians.
Baylor College of Medicine (BCM): The only private medical
school in the greater Southwest, BCM is an internationally respected medical
and research institution
that attracts students from around the world. BCM consistently ranks among
the top of the nation’s 129 medical schools with U.S. News and World
Report placing the College 13th in its annual survey of best medical schools.
Please submit nominations and/or curriculum vitae to the search
consultant: Jannah Hodges, Partner, Anderson Partners, 5430 LBJ Freeway #970,
Dallas, TX
75240, Phone: (972) 371-5305 E-mail: jhodges@anderson-partners.com.
(5/20/08)
The Departments of Pediatrics and Medicine at the University
of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health are seeking a board-certified
or board-eligible Med-Peds physician to join our departments at the rank of Assistant or Associate
Professor in the CHS (clinical health sciences) track. Physicians with experience
in an academic med-peds setting are preferred.
This clinician-educator position will emphasize the primary care of children
and adults in an outpatient med-peds clinic. Teaching of medical students,
residents and other learners is expected within the clinic setting. The successful
candidate will also be involved with the development of our new med-peds program,
with the goal of having a residency program in med-peds.
The University of Wisconsin is located in Madison, Wisconsin, which is consistently
rated one of the top places to live. Interested candidates should send a cover
letter and CV to Dr. John Frohna, Associate Professor (CHS), Department of
Pediatrics, 600 Highland Avenue, H4/4 CSC, Clinical Science Center, Madison,
Wisconsin 53792-4108 or fax to (608) 265-3397.
Unless confidentiality is requested in writing, information regarding the
applicants must be released upon request. Finalists cannot be guaranteed confidentiality.
In accordance with Wisconsin Caregiver Law, a criminal background check will
be conducted prior to hiring. The University of Wisconsin is an equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action employer. Women and members of minority groups are encouraged to apply.
The position description
is available at http://www.ohr.wisc.edu/pvl/pv_058937.html.
(5/20/08)
Park
Ridge Illinois, Advocate Lutheran General Children’s
Hospital.
Unexpected opening for a PGY 4 position in the Neonatal – Perinatal
Medicine Program. July 1, 2008. The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a modern 54-plus bed unit. The
NICU is one of only three referral centers in the entire northeastern portion
of Illinois from northern Chicago and southern Wisconsin.
The NICU is staffed by 7 full-time neonatologists, 6 Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
fellows, 4 pediatric residents, and specially trained nurses. Senior medical
students are accepted for elective rotations in the NICU. The neonatal staff
is supported by all the necessary pediatric sub-specialties. Around-the-clock
coverage is provided by pediatric surgeons, neurosurgeons, cardiovascular surgeons,
and other surgical sub-specialists. Pediatric and obstetric anesthesiologists
provide support as necessary. Other ancillary support, including a nearby satellite
laboratory, respiratory therapy and radiology services, are available 24 hours
a day. The unit is specifically designed for the care of sick neonates, and
is fully equipped to provide any necessary mode of monitoring and therapy.
Any sick infant younger than 28 days of age is eligible for admission to the
NICU.
The ALGCH Neonatal-Perinatal
Medicine Fellowship Program has been approved by the Accreditation Council
for Graduate Medical Education
(ACGME). It provides
each fellow trainee with 3 years of comprehensive ACGME-approved educational,
clinical and research experience. Opportunities exist for customization of
the trainee’s experience, based on individual interests and career goals.
Throughout the fellowship experience, each trainee is supported in his or her
work toward initiating and completing a research project. Eligible candidates must
have completed an ACGME accredited Pediatric Residency Program and be eligible
to apply for a permanent license,
state controlled
license and Federal DEA license. No H1B visa. If you are interested in the
program please submit an application on ERAS. If you have questions please
contact Kinga Nyckowski, Education Coordinator, or email: kinga.nyckowski@advocatehealth.com.
Phone: 487-723-5313.
(5/20/08)
The Division of Child Neurology at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh announces
availability of residency positions for pediatric residents who have completed
their second year of training by 2010. The division has a long standing program
with strengths in a diverse patient population and a large research and clinically
based faculty. Children's Hospital will be moving to a new expanded campus
in 2009 to a nearby location. The new hospital will have expanded facilities
for the epilepsy program, including 8 video EEG monitoring beds, and PET and
SPECT neuroimaging available on site. Interested housestaff should contact
program coordinator Machele Maus at Machele.maus@chp.edu (412) 692-7490 or
program director Dr. Patricia Crumrine at Patricia.crumrine@chp.edu.
(5/15/08)
West Virginia University has
2 unexpected PL-3 Pediatric Residency Positions available beginning June
16, 2008. Interested candidates should contact Serena Eubank at WVU via e-mail:
seubank@hsc.wvu.edu or 304-293-1198.
(5/15/08)
West Virginia University Neonatal Perinatal Fellowship Program has an opening for one first
year fellow starting July 1, 2008 and one for
January 1, 2009.
Interested candidates should contact Scotti Matics, Fellowship Coordinator
via e-mail: smatics@hsc.wvu.edu or by calling 304-293-1202.
(5/13/08)
RESIDENCY PROGRAM COORDINATOR:
The Pediatric Residency Program at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles is looking
for a highly motivated individual to serve as Residency Program Coordinator
starting June 15, 2008. This position is responsible for day-to-day administration
of the residency program including administrative support to the Director and
Assistant Directors of the pediatric residency training program and Chief Residents.
Our program has 83 categorical pediatric residents, three Chief Residents and
recruits 29 new residents per year. While it is a plus if applicants have experience
as a coordinator such experience is not required. We are also interested in
applicants with TAGME certification and we will fully support the pursuit of
such certification as part of the employment package. Interested applicants
should submit a letter of interest and CV to the Program Director, Eyal Ben-Isaac,
M.D., Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, MS #68, Los Angeles, CA 90027. E-mail:
ebenisaac@chla.usc.edu.
(5/13/08)
The Michiigan
State University and Sparrow Hospital Pediatric Residency, In Lansing, Michigan
has an opening
for a PGY 2 resident. Please send letter of interest and ERAS application
to Jodi Graeber at MSU / Sparrow hosp. Pediatric Residency, 901 E. Mt Hope
suite 4, Lansing, MI 48910
or email to jodi.graeber@sparrow.org.
(5/6/08)
Pediatric
Hospitalist – Bronx,
NY. Part-time BC/BE position at St. Barnabas Hospital, a community hospital
and Level I Trauma Center in the Bronx. Hospitalists are responsible for the
care
of all medical and surgical patients who are admitted to an 18-bed Pediatric
Inpatient Unit. A 4-bed Pediatric Special Care Unit offers an advanced level
of care with closer monitoring. Shifts include nights and weekends. Responsibilities
also include teaching pediatric residents and medical students. Interested
candidates should send CV to:
Hai Jung Helen Rhim, MD
haijung_rhim@stbarnabas-ny.org
Phone: 718/960-3638
Fax: 718/960-3792
(4/29/08)
FELLOWSHIP IN PEDIATRIC GASTROENTEROLOGY/NUTRITION
NEW YORK: SUNY Stony Brook: The Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology and
Nutrition is offering a fellowship in Pediatric
Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition starting July
1st, 2008. Faculty include three board certified Gastroenterologists, two nurse
practitioners and a dedicated nutritionist.
This
newly accredited fellowship offers a great opportunity for a resident
or junior faculty to begin a career in Pediatric Gastroenterolgy and Nutrition.
Strengths of the program include experienced faculty, a busy clinical service
and a faculty actively involved in both clinical and basic science research.
The fellowship training will be further strengthened by a dedicated rotation
in liver and intestinal transplant services at Morgan Stanley Children’s
Hospital (Columbia Presbyterian Hospital), New York.
The fellowship provides an exciting opportunity to start an academic career
in Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition. The medical school environment
and Health Sciences Center backed by an NIH funded Clinical Research Center
(CRC) provide an excellent opportunity for Clinical and Basic Science Research.
Please submit your curriculum
vitae to: Anupama Chawla, MD, Director, Pediatric Gastroenterology & Nutrition,
Children’s Medical Center @ Stony Brook,
Department of Pediatrics,
HSC, T-11, Room 080,
Stony Brook, NY 11794-8111,
Tele. No. (631) 444-8115, Fax No. (631) 444-6045,
E-mail: anupama.chawla@stonybrook.edu.
(4/29/08)
RESIDENCY PROGRAM COORDINATOR: The Department of Pediatrics at Columbia
University Medical Center, the Affiliation at Harlem Hospital seeks a highly motivated
individual to serve as Residency
Program Coordinator for the pediatric residency training program beginning
July 1, 2008. This position is responsible for providing direction, leadership
and day-to-day administration of the residency program including administrative
support to the Director and Associate Director of the pediatric residency training
program and Chief Residents and functioning as an educational and administrative
liaison between program staff, attending physicians, the chief resident, residents
and institutional and regulatory administrative offices. The selected candidate
will coordinate departmental activities of the residency training program to
ensure that all requirements are met for a fully accredited program through
the Accreditation Council for Graduates Medical Education (ACGME). Our program
has 24 categorical pediatric residents and recruits 8 new residents per year.
Interested applicants should submit a letter of interest and resume to the
Program Director, Diane Ferran, M.D., MLK 17-110, 506 Lenox Avenue, Harlem
Hospital Center, New York, NY 10037. df2008@columbia.edu.
(4/22/08)
Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship Program: Children’s Hospital of New Jersey has received Accreditation Council for Medical Graduate Education approval
for a 3-year fellowship in Pediatric Cardiology, and will enroll one fellow
for the academic year beginning July 1, 2008.
Children’s Hospital of New Jersey (CHNJ) is located on the campus of
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark, New Jersey – the state’s
largest city, and a city undergoing renaissance transformation. The medical
center’s academic affiliation is with UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School
(Newark). CHNJ is the flagship Children’s Hospital of the Saint Barnabas
Health Care System, New Jersey’s largest integrated health care delivery
system.
The cardiology and cardiothoracic surgery faculty at CHNJ cover
the entire spectrum of fetal and pediatric cardiovascular disease, and its
closely linked
adult congenital heart disease program is integrated across the entire Saint
Barnabas Health Care System. The Saint Barnabas Heart Centers, located across
New Jersey, have integrated diagnostic, medical and surgical services into
one comprehensive program that offers a full range of advanced cardiac services
for adults and children – diagnosis, imaging, interventional cardiology,
electrophysiology and the management of heart failure.
For more information on the Children’s Heart Center,
please visit: www.sbhcs.com/childcardiac
Applicants for this fellowship
program must be certified or eligible for certification in general pediatrics
by the American Board of
Pediatrics. For further details,
please contact: Duraisamy Balaguru MD,
Director, Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship Program,
Children’s Hospital of New Jersey,
201 Lyons Ave #L5,
Newark, NJ 07112, (973) 926-3500,
(973) 926-8206 FAX, dbalaguru@sbhcs.com.
(4/22/08)
General Pediatric position available in established private
practice. Part time or full time.The practice is located in Croton-on-Hudson which is a village
one-hour north of New York City. We have an excellent school system and recreational
facilities. There are many cultural activities within a 30-minute radius.
The practice is situated in a new office with a laboratory. We allow 15 minutes
for a routine visit and thirty minutes for check ups. The practice provides
health services to the Croton-Harmon School District. I am the Chief of Community
Pediatrics at New York Medical College and The Maria Fareri Children's Hospital.
Consequently the practice is actively engaged in teaching medical students
and residents. We admit to The Children's Hospital and Phelps Memorial Hospital.
The financial package includes a competitive salary, malpractice
insurance and four weeks vacation. After two years a partnership is available.
Call for
part time is one night in twenty five. The position is available July 1, 2008
Glenn Belkin,
(914)271-4727, glenn_belkin@nymc.edu.
(4/22/08)
The Department of Pediatrics at Johns Hopkins School
of Medicine has an unexpected
opening in our Pediatric Infectious Diseases Fellowship training program
starting July 1, 2008. Fellows receive superb clinical training
as well as the opportunity to work with research mentors in clinical and
laboratory investigation and
public health. For those interested, please send a personal statement describing
your interests in pediatric infectious diseases, a copy of your curriculum
vitae and three letters of recommendation electronically and by mail to:
Deborah Persaud, M.D.,
Associate Professor,
Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine 200 N. Wolfe Street PMOB 3-3151 Baltimore, MD 21287
(4/22/08)
The University of Missouri-Columbia Department of Child
Health has an unexpected opening for a PL-2 resident beginning July
1, 2008. Please
e-mail brief letter of interest and CV to the Pediatric Residency Coordinator,
Penny Adams-Kraus, at adamskrausp@health.missouri.edu or contact her at 573-882-4730. (4/15/08)
The State University of New York (SUNY) at Stony Brook Pediatric
Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program has a first year
fellow position available
starting July 1, 2008. SUNY @ Stony Brook is located on eastern Long Island
and is the only tertiary care center in the region. It is a fully accredited
program with the only HIV Center and Cystic Fibrosis Center in Suffolk County.
The objective of the training program is to provide an educational opportunity
in which the fellow is afforded a comprehensive background in the area of
Pediatric Infectious Diseases as well as a thorough hands-on experience in
the management of critically ill patients and patients with a broad range
of infectious diseases, including immunodeficiencies. We seek to provide
competency-based training in Pediatric ID leading to excellent clinical and
research skills and subspecialty board eligibility. Fellows will have the
opportunity to participate in either clinical or basic science research under
the supervision of a mentor. The research activities of the pediatric ID
division embrace the broad area of HIV related and non-HIV related topics,
and include international research collaborations. Fellows will also have
the opportunity to receive instruction in Microbiology/Immunology laboratories,
Infection Control rotations, and attend a clinical research training course.
They will also receive instruction in teaching and administration.
Applicants should have completed an ACGME accredited residency program in
pediatrics. Interested applicants should submit a letter of interest and
CV to the fellowship coordinator, Ruth Smith-Macanka, SUNY @ Stony Brook,
Department of Pediatrics, HSC T-11, Room 031, Stony Brook, NY 11794-8111,
Ruth.Smith-Macanka@stonybrook.edu, 631-444-7692.
(4/11/08)
The Neonatal
Perinatal Medicine program has
a PGY 4 open position starting July 1, 2008.
If you are interested in the position please complete
an application on ERAS. If you have additional questions please contact
Kinga Nyckowski – 847-723-5313, kinga.nyckowski@advocatehealth.com.
(4/7/08)
Child
Abuse Pediatrics Fellowship, Westchester Institute for Human Development,
New York Medical College Department of Pediatrics,
Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital at Westchester Medical Center.
The overall objective of the child abuse and forensic pediatrics fellowship
program at Westchester Institute for Human Development/New York Medical College
is to produce an academic pediatrician proficient in the field of child abuse
and neglect and forensic pediatrics. The trained forensic pediatrician will
be proficient in the clinical, research, prevention and teaching aspects
of physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, psychological abuse and neglect.
The fellowship
program will function collaboratively with the primary clinical site being
the Children’s Advocacy Center at the Westchester Institute
for Human Development; and the inpatient clinical site being the Maria Fareri
Children’s Hospital at Westchester Medical Center. The fellow will
engage in a variety of off-site training experiences with the full array
of allied professional activities related to child abuse, including: mental
health assessment and therapy; child protection services; child fatality
review; forensic autopsy; criminal and civil prosecution of child abuse,
and legislative advocacy as well as the variety of medical sub-specialists
through the Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital.
The parent program for the fellowship is the Westchester Medical Center/New
York Medical College Pediatrics Residency Program. The program has been
approved through the Westchester Medical Center GME committee and is following
all
standards on the road for ACGME accreditation, expected in 2010 for programs
nationwide.
The fellow
will be given an opportunity to complete all requirements for the Masters
Degree in Public Health at the New York Medical College School
of Public Health during the fellowship.
Applicants
should be board-certified in Pediatrics, or board-eligible if within two
years of completion of residency. Please forward a CV and letter describing interest to:
Jennifer Canter M.D.,
M.P.H., F.A.A.P.,
Director, Child Protection, Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital at Westchester
Medical Center,
Medical Director, Children’s Advocacy Center at the Westchester Institute
for Human Development,
914-493-5333,
JCanter@wihd.org.
(3/31/08)
Albany Medical Center has an unexpected opening for a PGY-2
resident beginning in July 2008. Albany Medical Center is located in Albany,
NY and serves a 25 county service area, including the immediate Capital District
Area. The program is fully-accredited. Interested applicants should contact
Kelley Pike at 518-262-5626 or by email pikek@mail.amc.edu Applicants can
also fax their information to 518-262-6776.
(3/31/08)
Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center Pediatric Residency
Program in Brooklyn, New York has a vacancy for Pediatric
Chief Resident,
PL-4 (July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009) who has successfully completed his/her
third year of residency. This person will be responsible for a combination
of clinical and administrative duties which includes supervision of residents.
The Benefits of Position are: Vacation - 4 weeks, Medical and Dental Insurance,
Coverage for Pediatric Boards. Interested applicants should send their CV
and 2 letters of recommendation to the Program Director: Raymol Varghese,
MD via email to: maria.rodriguez@woodhullhc.nychhc.org, Residency Coordinator:
Maria Rodriguez
(3/31/08)
Advocate
Lutheran General Children's Hospital, Park Ridge,
IL has an opening for a PL 4 fellow in the Neonatal Perinatal Medicine
Progam starting July 2008. The Neoantal Perinatal Program is a 3 year fully accredited
program. Eligible candidates must have completed a Pediatric Residency Program
and eligble to apply for a permanent license, state controlled license and
Federal DEA license. To learn more about our program please visit our website:
http://www.advocatehealth.com/system/jobsedu/edu/residency/requirements.html.
Interested applicants should contact Kinga Nyckowski, Program Coorindator
at kinag.nyckowksi@advocatehealth.com or 847-723-5313.
Please
scan, fax (847-723-2338) or email your letter of interest, CV, 3 letters
of recommendation USMLE scores I, II, III to Advocate Lutheran
General Hospital,
Education Coordinator, Kinga Nyckowski, Pediatrics 2 South, 1775 Dempster
St., Park Ridge, IL 60068.
(3/24/08)
Division
Director, General Pediatrics, Emory University: Emory University is seeking a physician
at the Associate Professor or Professor level with a track
record of leadership and excellence in clinical research
to serve as Division Director of General Pediatrics. There are currently
26 general pediatrics faculty, including physicians at a variety of primary
care sites and two hospitalists groups, located at Children’s Healthcare
of Atlanta – Egleston Hospital and Hughes Spalding Children’s
Hospital. The successful candidate will be responsible for building on
a strong foundation of educational and clinical excellence, and expanding
the
research activities of the division.
The Department of Pediatrics
at Emory has an expanding and dynamic faculty and residency program .The
Department is closely aligned
with Children’s
Healthcare of Atlanta, one of the top children’s hospitals in the country.
Emory University has a vibrant campus that includes the Rollins School of
Public Health and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is
adjacent.
Board certification in
general pediatrics is required. Interested candidates should submit a letter
of interest and CV to: Dr.
Barbara Stoll,
Chair, Department of Pediatrics,
School of Medicine, Emory University,
2015 Uppergate Dr.,
Atlanta, GA 30322, barbara_stoll@oz.ped.emory.edu,
404-727-2456. Emory University is an EEO/AA employer.
(3/24/08)
The Children's
Regional Hospital at Cooper has an unexpected
opening for a PGY-2 residents beginning in July 2008. Cooper is located in
Camden, NJ and serves Camden and the surrounding counties of southern New
Jersey. Interested applicants should contact Ramoita Ortiz at 856 757-7813
or by email ortiz-ramonita@cooperhealth.edu. Applicants can also fax their
information to 856 968-9598.
(3/24/08)
Job opportunity for Pediatric
Hospitalists. Cedars-Sinai Medical
Center in Los Angeles is seeking board eligible/certified pediatricians interested
in staffing the Pediatric ICU. The PICU admits 400
patients annually. Approximately 60% of the population is surgical with 150
postoperative cardiac patients including single ventricle repairs and other
neonates. Hospitalists would report to and be under the direction of a Pediatric
Intensivist at all times. Interested parties may contact: Harold Amer, M.D.,
Vice Chair, Dept. of Pediatrics,
Medical Director, PICU,
(310) 423-6310,
amer@csmc.edu.
(3/18/08)
The University of Kansas Medical Center Department of Pediatrics
in Kansas City, KS has an unexpected opening for a PGY-2 position beginning
July 1, 2008. If interested, please contact Mary Zawicki, Residency Coordinator
at mzawicki@kumc.edu or 913-588-6917.
(3/13/08)
The Department of Pediatrics at the Mount Sinai
Hospital Medical Center/Sinai Children’s Hospital in Chicago, IL is seeking candidates to fill the Position of Chief
Resident for the year
2008-2009. This is an
exciting opportunity to be an integral part of the training program of a
large urban community hospital that serves a patient population of diverse
ethnic, social, and economic backgrounds. Inpatient pediatric services include
a general pediatric ward, a Level III NICU, a Level I PICU, and a busy newborn
nursery. The responsibilities of the position will include both clinical
and administrative duties. All candidates must have completed a residency
in Pediatrics and have a strong commitment for teaching, as well as excellent
leadership qualities. Interested candidates should contact the Pediatric
Residency Program Coordinator, Ms. Monica Rubio, at barmo@sinai.org. If you
have any questions, you may contact the Department at 773-257-6183. Applications
will continue to be accepted until the position is filled.
(3/13/08)
COMMUNITY MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP (Pediatric and Family Practice) positions available starting July 2008 with the Koko`okolu Faculty Development
in Community Medicine Program, University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School
of Medicine Departments of Pediatrics and Family Medicine and Community Health,
in Honolulu, Hawaii. This three-year post doctoral fellowship is funded by
HRSA with a focus on training physicians to be leaders in the care, teaching,
research, and policy development/advocacy of issues facing underserved children
and families living in Hawaii and the Pacific Basin. Fellows are enrolled
in the Masters of Public Health Program or the Masters of Science in Clinical
Research Program at the University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School of Medicine.
Fellows spend 60% of their time in formal course work and research activities
with the remaining 40% of time spent in clinical activities. For more information
on this fellowship program and to download an application please visit our
website at http://www.kcpfp.org. Interested candidates should contact Chris
Derauf, MD, Program Director at (808) 945-1574 or via e-mail at info@kcpfp.org. (3/11/08)
GY2
opening for Academic Year 2008-09 - USC Pediatric Residency
Program. We have an
unexpected opening for a GY2 position for the next academic year beginning
July 2008 . Please forward this message to residents who are interested
in transferring to Southern California. Interested residents should contact
Rukmani Vasan, MD, Director, Pediatric Residency Program, USC Pediatrics
at (323) 226 -5707.
(3/7/08)
PEDIATRICS PL-2 and PL-3 resident positions - Openings for a PL-2 and a PL-3
are available July 1, 2008 at the Albert Einstein
College of Medicine-Children's Hospital at Montefiore Pediatric Residency
Program. Interested candidates
should contact: Catherine Skae, MD, Director, Pediatric Residency Program,
3415 Bainbridge Avenue, Dept. of Pediatrics, Rosenthal-4, Bronx, NY 10467.
Phone: 718-741-2460,
Fax: 718-654-6692 or contact by e-mail at cskae@montefiore.org.
(3/6/08)
ACADEMIC HOSPITALIST FELLOWSHIP in Sunny Florida:
The University of South Florida, General Academic Pediatric Division is still
accepting applications for one Academic Hospitalist Fellowship position to
start in July 2008. The fellowship is based at All Children's Hospital (www.allkids.org)
a free-standing children's hospital affiliated with USF Pediatrics. The hospital
is the training site for residents and medical students. Please contact for
application ASAP.
• Academic environment
• Teaching and research opportunities
• Free-standing Children's Hospital
• A well-established Academic Hospitalist Program
• Fellows obtain a masters degree in Science K-30 NIH sponsored degree
in Patient-Oriented Outcomes Research
• Warm and friendly environment in sunny Florida westcoast Tamba Bay
For more information about the fellowship, go to: http://usfpeds.hsc.usf.edu/programs/fellowship/index.htm.
To request application, please contact: Rani S Gereige, M.D., M.P.H., FAAP,
Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Director, General Academic Pediatric
Fellowship, University of South Florida, Dept of Pediatrics, 2A Columbia
Drive, Fifth
Floor, Tampa, FL 33606 PH: (813) 259-8752 Fax: (813) 259-8749 E-Mail: gereiger@allkids.org or rgereige@health.usf.edu.
(3/4/08)
The Mount Sinai Hospital and School of Medicine announces the availability of fellowship
training in Environmental Pediatrics.
The program
provides training in epidemiology, biostatistics, toxicology, risk assessment,
and preventive medicine. Fellows gain clinical experience in environmental
pediatrics and mentored training in clinical research, policy development,
and evidence-based advocacy. This 3-year fellowship includes full MPH funding
and fellows mentored research project serves as their master¹s thesis.
The fellowship, first started with funding from the Ambulatory Pediatric
Association, was recently awarded 5-year funding from the NIH through a
T-32 grant. Up to 2 positions are available each academic year beginning
July
1, 2008. For more information please contact Damiris Perez, Fellowship
Coordinator at 212-241-5756 or by email at damiris.perez@mssm.edu.
(3/4/08)
PGY-3 POSITION BEGINNING JULY 2008. Morehouse
School of Medicine Pediatrics Residency Program is a fully accredited program located in Atlanta,
Georgia. Due to an increase in our resident compliment, our program is seeking
a highly motivated and competent PGY-3 for its Pediatrics
Residency Program.
We are a fully accredited pediatric residency training program with 18 categorical
residents. We serve a diverse patient population and offer an excellent educational
experience, preparing residents for both primary care and fellowship training.
In order to be considered for this position, please submit the following: * CV with Cover Letter of Interest (including reason for your seeking this
position)
* USMLE Transcript (which includes Steps 1 – 3 scores)
* Letters of Recommendation (3)
* A List of All Rotations completed (PGY 1 & 2)
* Rotation evaluations (PGY 1 & 2)
* In-training Exam results (PGY 1 & 2)
In addition to the above eligibility requirements, you must:
1. Be in good academic standing in a pediatric residency program;
2. Be a second-year resident at time of application.
Interested individuals should forward the above information to :
Yolanda Wimberly, M.D., Residency Program Director, Department of Pediatrics,
Morehouse School of Medicine, 720 Westview Drive, SW, Atlanta, GA, 10029.
Email: msm_pediatrics@onebox.com;
Fax: 1-877-628-7527.
(3/4/08)
The Pediatric Residency Program at Texas Tech University
in Amarillo, Texas is accepting applications for a PL-2 position
available July 1, 2008. Applicants must have successfully
completed their PL-1 year of training in Pediatrics or are completing their
PL-1 year during
academic year 2007-08. Candidates are encouraged to apply by e-mail. Applications
should include a cover letter describing the reason for interrupting their
training (those who already finished their PL-1 year) or the reason they intend
on changing
programs (those who will complete their PL-1 year in the 2006-07 academic year).
The application should also include: ERAS application, current personal statement,
three current letters of recommendation, an additional letter from your most
recent Program Director, medical school transcripts, Dean’s letter, USMLE
scores and In-Service Training Exam scores. For more information, please visit
our website at http://www.ttuhsc.edu/amarillo/som/ped/ Application
materials should be emailed to our Resident Coordinator Paige Tipton paige.tipton@ttuhsc.edu or
sent via fax to (806) 354 -5536.
(2/29/08)
PL2 OPENING at the University of California San Francisco.
The Pediatric Residency Program at UCSF has an opening for a PL2 resident
beginning July 1, 2008. Please send a cover letter indicating
the reason requesting the transfer and your curriculum vitae to pedsapp@ucsf.edu.
(2/29/08)
Children's
Specialized Hospital in New Jersey has two positions for Developmental
and Behavioral Pediatricians. These are new positions created due to our
rapid expansion and great clinical need at our organization.
Children's Specialized Hospital is New Jersey's largest provider of both
inpatient and outpatient services to children with developmental disabilities.
We have recently completed the construction of a state of the art inpatient
rehabilitation hospital on the campus of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
in New Brunswick and are about to renovate our main outpatient site in Mountainside,
New Jersey. We have 8 Developmental Behavioral Pediatricians on our staff
with 5 Nurse Practitioners to assist in care. We also have 3 Pediatric Psychiatrists,
1 Pediatric Neurologist and 4 Pediatric Physiatrists on our staff providing
a broad and complimentary range of specialists to treat our patients. Additionally,
we have a large and talented complement of psychologists as well as physical,
occupational and speech therapists on staff. This past year we had over 8,000
outpatient medical visits and an equal number of visits for therapy services.
We serve a large population of children with special needs such as Autistic
Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Cerebral
Palsy.
We currently have three outpatient facilities located in northern and central
New Jersey and we anticipate continued growth. We are affiliated with UMDNJ-
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and all our faculty hold academic positions
at the medical school. There would be ample opportunity for interested candidates
to participate in student teaching and research. Our remuneration is very
competitive with all the usual benefits including medical, dental, pharmacy
and tax shelter match.
Interested candidates should contact Uday C Mehta, MD, MPH, Director, Developmental
and Behavioral Pediatrics, Associate Medical Director, Children's Specialized
Hospital at (908) 301 5524 or via e-mail at umehta@childrens-specialized.org.
(2/26/08)
PL2 OPENING at UIC. The Pediatric Residency Program
at the University of Illinois at Chicago has an unexpected opening for
a PL2 resident
beginning July 1, 2008.
Please visit our website at: http://www.uic.edu/com/mcpd/residency/ to
learn more about our program.
Please send a cover letter indicating the reason for a transfer and your
curriculum vitae to Diane Arce (Residency Coordinator), at darce@uic.edu.
(2/26/08)
PL2 openings at UCSF Fresno Pediatric Residency
Program beginning
July 1, 2008. Candidates may apply by emailing a cover letter that includes
a statement regarding the reason they want to leave their current program
and a copy of their CV. Documents should be sent to the Program Coordinator
at njackson@fresno.ucsf.edu.
(2/26/08)
Bronx-Lebanon
Hospital Center Pediatric Residency Program has
a vacancy for a Pediatric Chief Resident, PL 4 (July 1, 2008 - June
30, 2009) who has successfully completed his/her third year of residency. This person
will be responsible for a combination of clinical and administrative duties.
Applicant must demonstrate strong leadership as well as clinical expertise.
Interested applicants should send their CV and 2 letters of recommendation
to the Program Director: Ayoade O. Adeniyi, MD via email to mgascot@bronxleb.org (2/26/08)
Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center Pediatric Residency Program has
a vacancy for a Clinical PL-4 position available for July
1, 2008. We are
looking for a competent, organized resident who is interested in working
in the NY area for a minimum of 12 months. Major responsibilities include
supervision and teaching residents and students at our affiliate community
academic hospital. The Benefits of this Position are: Vacation: 4 weeks,
Medical and Dental insurance, Coverage for Pediatric Boards. Interested applicants
should contact: Residency Coordinator Migdalia Gascot E-Mail: mgascot@bronxleb.org.
(2/15/08)
The Milton and Bernice Stern Department of Pediatrics has
openings for Board
Certified/Board Eligible Pediatricians. The applicant(s) must
have a current New York State license. The Hospitalist group has been in
practice for 12 years. The position involves providing care on a general
pediatric service & Level II PICU. The group provides 24/7 in-house
coverage. Excellent salary and benefits.
Please forward by return e-mail or FAX your C.V. in confidence to:
Edward E. Conway, Jr., M.D., MS,
Professor and Chairman, Pediatrician-in-chief,
Milton and Bernice Stern Department of Pediatrics,
Chief, Div. of Pediatric Critical Care,
Beth Israel Medical Center,
350 E. 17th Street, Ste. 812 Baird Hall,
New York, NY 10003,
FAX: 212-420-2560,
e-mail: econway@chpnet.org.
(2/11/08)
UNEXPECTED opening for PL-3 resident.
The Pediatric Residency at St. Barnabas Hospital, Bronx, NY has
an opening for a PL-3 resident beginning June 23, 2008.
Candidates may apply by e-mailing a cover letter that includes a statement
regarding the reason for leaving
the current residency program as well as the following documents for consideration:
ERAS application, current personal statement, three current letters of
recommendation (one of which should be from current/former Program Director),
In-training exam scores, medical school transcripts, Dean's letter, and
USMLE /COMLEX scores. International applicants must have a valid visa status
in order to apply. E-mail documents to our Program Coordinator Zaida Batista
at zaida_batista@stbarnabas-ny.org or
via fax: 718-960-9418. No phone calls please. Please visit our website
at: www.stbarnabashospital.org/training/pedsresidency.htm
(2/4/08)
PEDIATRIC
NEPHROLOGY FELLOWSHIP --- SUNY DOWNSTATE MEDICAL CENTER, BROOKLYN, NEW
YORK. Unexpected
opening in July 2008, for First Year Fellow in Pediatric
Nephrology Training Program at SUNY (State University of New York) Downstate
Medical
Center in Brooklyn, New York. This is an ACGME accredited 3 year training
program which provides broad clinical experience in all areas of Pediatric
Nephrology, including renal biopsy, acute and chronic peritoneal and hemodialysis,
and renal transplantation. Scholarly activity is fully integrated into the
program, utilizing the resources of the Pediatrics Department, collaboration
with other University Hospital departments, and with the Basic Science divisions
of the Medical School. Applicant must have completed core Pediatric Residency
training before embarking on Fellowship, and must be Board-Eligible in Pediatrics. Contact
Morris J. Schoeneman, MD, Director of the Division of Pediatric Nephrology,
at 718-270-2532 (phone), or via e-mail at Morris.Schoeneman@Downstate.edu.
(1/25/08)
Pediatric Residency at the University of Iowa Children's Hospital.
The Pediatric Residency at the University of Iowa Children's Hospital in
Iowa City, Iowa has an opening for a PL-2 resident beginning July
1, 2008.
Interested persons should send a current CV, USMLE scores, and In Training
Exam score with cover letter to: Stacy McConkey, MD, Program Director via
fax: 319-356-4855. Correspondence with the current Program Director as
well as letters from current faculty will be needed prior to an interview.
Please visit our website at: www.uihealthcare.com/pedsresidency/ for more
specific details about our 5-year accredited program.
(1/15/08)
Child and Adolescent Health promotion Fellowship,
Dayton Children’s
Medical Center, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. Purpose:
to provide additional training to address the challenges posed by the childhood
and adolescent obesity epidemic, including the need
for
community-based prevention and intervention, diagnosing and treating the
co-morbidities of obesity, understanding the use of advanced anthropometrics,
as well as the myriad of cultural, behavioral, economic and societal factors
which contribute to obesity. The fellowship would provide relevant clinical
experiences such as obesity clinic, type 2-diabetes clinic, sleep disorders
center, cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, psychology and adolescent medicine.
Training and research at the Wright State Univ. Dept. of Community Health’s
Lifespan Health Research Center is expected. Partnership experiences and
possible project development with community agencies is also expected. Length
of training: six months to one year. Compensation: The fellow will be compensated
at a level comparable to a PGY-4. Deadline for application: March 1st, 2008.
Send inquires for more information and application material to james.ebert@wright.edu
or by mail: James Ebert, MD; Wright State University 3123 Research Blvd.,
#200, Kettering OH 45420.
(1/8/08)
The Kaiser Permanente, Los Angeles Pediatric Residency Program is
accepting applications for a PL2 or PL3 position
to begin June
23, 2008. Candidates
may apply by e-mailing a cover letter that includes a statement regarding
the reason for leaving the residency program as well as the following documents
for consideration: ERAS application, current personal statement, three
current letters of recommendation (one of which should be from current/former
Program
Director), medical school transcripts, Dean’s letter, and USMLE /COMLEX
scores. International applicants must have a valid CA Status letter in
order to apply. E-mail documents to Vanessa.X.Hernandez@kp.org or
fax to 626-564-5822. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
(12/18/07)
Pediatric Residency at Children's Hospital at Dartmouth
The Pediatric Residency at Children's Hospital at Dartmouth has an opening
for a PL-2 resident beginning June 26, 2008. Interested persons should send
a current CV, USMLE scores, and In Training Exam score with cover letter to:
Pediatric.Residency.Program@Hitchcock.org or via fax: 603-653-6050. Correspondence
with the current Program Director as well as letters from current faculty will
be needed prior to an interview. Please visit our website at: http://www.hitchcock.org/pages/CHaD_residency
for more specific details about our 5-year accredited program.
Program@Hitchcock.org
(12/18/07)
Children’s
Mercy Hospitals and Clinics,
University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine - The
General Pediatrics Section of Children’s Mercy Hospital, Department of Pediatrics,
is seeking a full-time, board certified General Academic Pediatrician. The
department is made up
of 21 faculty physicians and 8 nurse practitioners, each committed to medical
excellence and a supportive environment. The successful candidate will have
an interest in both clinical and academic medicine. Faculty appointments
are available through the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
This hospital-based section provides ambulatory care to more than 41,000
children annually and manages an inpatient service and a newborn well-baby
care unit,
both staffed with pediatric residents. There are extensive resident/student teaching
responsibilities in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. There is ample
opportunity for clinical research and participation in clinical trials within
the section and in collaboration with other sections and divisions. The hospital
provides a strong commitment to basic and clinical research through its recently
expanded Clinical Research Unit. It provides dedicated personnel to assist and
oversee grant efforts. EOE/AAP.
Please visit our website at www.childrensmercy.org for
more information about our hospital.
Contact: Mary
Ann Brennan, Physician Recruiter,
Children’s Mercy Hospital,
2401 Gillham Road – Room 0500.11(A),
Kansas City, MO 64108,
Phone: 866.264.4652,
Direct: 816.983.6201,
Fax: 816.346.1328,
Email:mabrennan@cmh.edu.
(12/18/07)
Pediatric Hospitalists,
Phoenix Children’s Hospital - Phoenix
Children’s
Hospital (PCH) and the Division of Hospitalist Medicine is seeking BE/BC hospitalists
in both academic and community-based hospital
medicine.
Responsibilities include admission and management of general pediatric patients,
consultation on specialty and surgical patients and supervising and teaching
of medical students and residents. Inpatient coverage is based on a shift model
and there are no PICU, NICU or nursery responsibilities. Ideal candidates for
academic opportunities will have inpatient clinical experience and interest in
teaching, research/academic projects and/or quality improvement projects. Faculty
serve a large role in medical education including the training of a large Pediatrics
and Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Programs as well as medical students
from the University of Arizona.
The Hospitalist Division currently consists of 14 hospitalists with the potential
to expand both within PCH as well as community hospital affiliates. Phoenix
Children’s is a 300 bed free-standing hospital in an exciting time of physician
and programmatic expansion. Phoenix is the fifth largest city in the United
States and a rapidly growing metropolitan area with a variety of exciting indoor
and outdoor activities.
Both full and part time positions are available with competitive salary, benefits,
vacation and CME. Salary and academic appointment with the University of Arizona
are commensurate with qualifications.
All interested individuals should send a curriculum vitae to: Ryan S. Bode, M.D.,
Acting Division Chief, Hospitalist Medicine,
Phoenix Children’s Hospital, rbode@phoenixchildrens.com,
Phone: 602-546-0732,
Fax: 602-546-0806.
(12/17/07)
The
Departments of Medicine and Pediatrics at Rhode Island Hospital (RIH) and
Hasbro Children’s Hospital (HCH), affiliated with the Warren
Alpert Medical School of Brown University, announce a search for a Medicine-Pediatrics
Section Chief & Program Director to join a highly successful and growing Section of Medicine and Pediatrics, Medicine/Pediatrics residency and combined Med-Peds Clinic. The Section is currently comprised of 7 Med/Peds faculty. Clinical opportunities exist in areas such as global health and transitional illness, including the care of patients with diseases spanning childhood to adulthood, such as cystic fibrosis and developmental diseases in a strong supportive academic environment. Applicants must be eligible for medical licensure in Rhode Island, board-certified or eligible in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics and must qualify for appointment at the level of Assistant Professor or Associate Professor. Advanced degree, education or training desirable. Applicants should have a strong record of outstanding teaching skills & experience.
Prior experience/affiliation with Med-Peds residency program of at least
5 years is desirable. The ideal candidate will have excellent communication
skills, a background or established track record in research and administrative
leadership experience. Apply w/resume and three letters of reference to:
Dominick Tammaro, MD, Chair, Med-Peds Search Committee, Rhode Island Hospital,
593 Eddy Street, Providence, Rhode Island, 02903. E-mail: dtammaro@lifespan.org.
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
(12/10/07)
Help!
Displaced Residents We
have just received the very sad news that the Pediatric Residency
Training Program at St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York will be voluntarily
withdrawn as of June 30, 2008. There are ten categorical residents, five
current PGY-1’s and five current PGY-2’s, who will need positions
beginning July 1, 2008. These residents will have orphan status. If you
have any anticipated availability please contact Samuel Grubman, MD,
212-604-7903 or
sgrubman@svcmcny.org.
(12/10/07)
HOSPITALIST
FELLOWSHIP POSITION in Sunny Florida: The University of South Florida, General Academic Pediatric Division is accepting
applications for one Hospitalist Fellowship position to start in July
2008.
The fellowship is based at All Children's Hospital (www.allkids.org) a free-standing
children's hospital affiliated with USF Pediatrics. The hospital is the training
site for residents and medical students
- Academic
environment
- Free-standing
Children's Hospital
- A well-established
Academic Hospitalist Program
- Fellows
obtain a masters degree in Science K-30 NIH sponsored degree in Patient-Oriented
Outcomes Research
- Warm and
friendly environment in sunny Florida westcoast Tamba Bay
For more
information about the fellowship, go to: http://usfpeds.hsc.usf.edu/programs/fellowship/index.htm
To request application,
please contact: Rani
S Gereige, M.D., M.P.H., FAAP, Associate Professor of Pediatrics,
Director, General Academic Pediatric Fellowship,
University of South Florida, Dept of Pediatrics,
2A Columbia Drive,
Fifth Floor,
Tampa, FL 33606 PH: (813) 259-8752 Fax: (813) 259-8749 E-Mail:
gereiger@allkids.org or rgereige@health.usf.edu.
(11/26/07)
PEDIATRIC
CRITICAL CARE FELLOWSHIP POSITION AVAILABLE. We have an unexpected opening
for a first
year fellow in pediatric critical care to begin July 1,
2008, at the Bristol-Myers
Squibb Children’s Hospital/UMDNJ-RWJMS in New Brunswick, NJ. Our multi-disciplinary
PICU has over 1000 admissions per year and a 20-bed state of the art unit.
We are a level one Trauma center and have a growing pediatric cardiothoracic
program, which was started two years ago in collaboration with Columbia University
in New York City. We have the support of a full compliment of pediatric subspecialists,
a thriving NICU, a busy pediatric emergency department, and a dedicated pediatric
transport program that performed upwards of 750 transports last year. Fellows
have ample opportunities to explore basic science research, clinical research,
or other innovative scholarly activity. Our direct association with Rutgers
University, The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, The Children's Health Institute,
and Children's Specialized Hospital (a Pediatric Rehabilitation Hospital)
also afford the possibility of unique multi-disciplinary collaborative studies.
New Brunswick, NJ is conveniently located approximately 30 minutes from NYC
and 90 minutes from Philadelphia. For further information please contact
Lisanne Hauck MD, Associate Program Director, at (732) 235-6888. Dr. Hauck's
email address is haucklc@umdnj.edu.
(11/13/07)
The University of Texas
Medical Branch Pediatric Residency Program in Galveston, TX is accepting
applications for a PL-2 opening for July 2008. Please send
a copy of your current CV, USMLE scores, transcript, and In Training Exam
score with cover letter
to Barbara Ladd at: bladd@utmb.edu.
(11/13/07)
The Pediatric residency
program at East Tennessee State University, Quillen College of Medicine will
have a newly funded PL-3 position available July 1, 2008. Applicants must
have documented successful completion of PL-1 and PL-2 years of training.
Interested candidates should submit a copy of their current curriculum vitae,
a letter outlining the circumstances of their desire to transfer training
and 3 letters of support, including a letter from the most recent program
director. Applicants will be interviewed during the month of February 2008.
Please address inquires to powersr@etsu.edu. Applications materials may be
sent to Dr. Rebecca Powers, PO Box 70578, Johnson City, TN 37604
(11/13/07)
PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE
FELLOWSHIP. Due to an unexpected opening in our fellowship program for July
of 2008, one position is available for training in pediatric critical
care medicine at Mattel Children's Hospital at UCLA, located in sunny Los Angeles.
The fully ACGME accredited program offers the qualified applicant full exposure
to all aspects of critical care medicine including sophisticated ventilation
techniques, cardiothoracic surgery, ECMO, advanced seizure monitoring, and
many other cutting edge treatments. Mattel Children's is home to the world's
largest pediatric solid organ transplant program. The pediatric intensive
care/cardiothoracic care units are located within UCLA Medical Center, one
of the top three hospitals in the country. In addition a full research program,
including bench and clinical research is active. This April, the intensive
care unit will move to a brand new facility within an award winning designed
new hospital located across the street from the current location. As well,
our program is located on the UCLA campus, giving the trainee full access
to all campus events. Irwin K. Weiss, M.D.,
Program Director, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Mattel Children's Hospital
at UCLA Professor of Pediatrics David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA Los
Angeles, California 90095-1752 USA
(10/30/07)
St. Barnabas Hospital, Department
of Pediatrics, Bronx, New York has a vacancy for a Pediatric Chief Resident,
PL 4 (July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009) who has successfully completed his/her
third year of residency. This person will be responsible for a combination
of clinical and administrative duties. Applicant must demonstrate strong
leadership as well as clinical expertise. Interested applicants should send
their CV and 2 letters of recommendation to the Program Director: David H.
Rubin, MD via fax to 718-960-9418, or email to pedsresidency@stbarnabas-ny.org
(10/30/07)
Pediatric
Infectious Diseases Fellowship Position for July, 2008:
The Tulane/LSU Pediatric Infectious Diseases fellowship program in New Orleans,
LA, announces the availability of a first year fellowship position
beginning July 2007. Due to an unexpected opening we are seeking qualified applicants
who would be interested in a fellowship position. Our ACGME accredited program
combines the clinical resources and academic facilities of both Tulane and
LSU Schools of Medicine. Our clinical activities serve the major pediatric
hospitals in New Orleans: Children's Hospital of New Orleans, Tulane Hospital
for Children, and the Medical Center of Louisiana at New Orleans (MCLNO).
These three hospitals provide the training program with a unique balance
of general pediatric patients and subspecialty patients. The program also
offers ample opportunities for research in both basic and clinical sciences.
In addition, the program is closely affiliated with the Tulane School of
Public Health and Tropical Medicine and fellows have the opportunity to earn
an M.P.H. during their training.
If you are interested in obtaining more information, please contact: James
E. Robinson, M.D., Program Director, Pediatric Infectious Diseases Fellowship,
Department of Pediatrics, Tulane University Health Sciences Center, 1430
Tulane Ave, New Orleans, LA 70012. e-mail jrobinso@tulane.edu. Tel 504-988-6747.
(10/25/07)
The Department of Medicine
and the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Illinois at Chicago are jointly recruiting for an Assistant/Associate
Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics who could assume responsibilities as director of the Medicine-Pediatrics
Residency Program. Title and track (tenure versus non-tenure) will be assigned
based on interests and experience. Candidates should be dually board certified
and may also be subspecialty trained. Duties include: Ambulatory precepting,
inpatient ward attending, administrative responsibility and may also include
research activities. Applicants will be considered until the position is
filled, but we are encouraging cover letters and CV's to be submitted by
02/28/08. Send cover letter and CV to Saul Weiner, MD at sweiner@uic.edu or University of Illinois at Chicago, 840 South Wood St, M/C 718, Chicago
IL 60612. 312-996-6138. UIC is an AA/EOE.
(10/25/07)
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Fellowship position at Albany Medical Center, Albany, NY. We have one fellowship
position available in July 2008, for eligible US citizens or permanent residents,
or J-1 visa holders. Our 3 year Program, in a New York State-designated regional
perinatal center, is fully accredited by the American Board of Pediatrics
for certification in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine. For further information
or application requests, please e-mail Joaquim Pinheiro, MD, MPH (pinheij@mail.amc.edu),
or call (518) 262-5421.
(10/12/07)
The Division of
Medical Genetics at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC has two
ACGME-approved Medical Genetics residency positions available for physicians interested
in clinical genetics and clinical biochemical genetics residency training
beginning 7/1/2008. These training positions offer the opportunity to work
with a distinguished group of clinical and research faculty in a tertiary
care setting rich with a high volume of unique and challenging cases. The
biochemical genetics laboratory serves the tri-state area of western Pennsylvania,
eastern Ohio, and northern West Virginia. Our goal is to train the leaders
of the next generation in medical and biochemical genetics. For further information
contact Dr. Suneeta Madan-Kheterpal, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
of UPMC, 3705 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. E-mail: suneeta.madan-kheterpal@chp.edu.
Web: http://www.chp.edu/clinical/03a_genetic.php.
(10/12/07)
PEDIATRIC PULMONOLOGIST
OPPORTUNITY: Our private practice
group is searching for an additional physician to provide pediatric
pulmonary services. The
pulmonary program at Children’s Respiratory and Critical Care Specialists provides inpatient services for children with complex multi-system illness
on a large pediatric pulmonary service at both Children’s Hospitals
of Minnesota – Minneapolis and St Paul (www.childrensmn.org). Outpatient
services are provided at five clinics in the Minneapolis/St Paul area for
the patient with pediatric pulmonary disease. As a physician within our
practice, we can offer you a challenging clinical experience, the support
and collegiality of a well-respected 17 physician
pulmonary and critical care practice and a generous financial package. Resident
teaching and clinical research opportunities are available.
The Minneapolis/St.Paul area has abundant cultural and outdoor activities
and an excellent school system.
Send C.V. to John Stamm MBA, Administrator at stamm@crccs.com or CRCCS, 2545
Chicago Ave. S. #517, Minneapolis, MN 55404. 612-863-3260. Please visit our
website at www.crccs.com.
(9/26/07)
2008
Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition Fellowship Announcement.
The University of Washington Program for Pediatric Gastroenterology
and Nutrition at Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical
Center in Seattle is accepting
pediatric gastroenterology fellowship applications for fellowships to begin
in July of 2008 or 2009. The Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition Fellowship
is a three-year program. In the first year, the fellow will have intensive
exposure to inpatient and outpatient gastroenterology, hepatology, and nutrition,
develop skills in relevant procedures, and be exposed to both liver and bowel
transplantation and adult gastroenterology. In years two and three, aside
from weekly clinics, fellows will focus on an academic research pursuit.
They will be expected to complete relevant course work and academic requirements
for training and prepare a research project from start to finish. They will
obtain the fundamental skills in the second two years to be an independent
academic pediatric gastroenterologist with an active research program.
The following are required for the application process:
- Application
form
- Curriculum
vitae
- Personal
statement
- Photo
- Three
letters of reference
- One
from Residency Director
- One
from a member of pediatric gastroenterology division at the institution
of your
residency
Please email Brianne Vanderlinden at Brianne.Vanderlinden@seattlechildrens.org to obtain an application form or more information. Applications
should be sent to: Karen Murray, MD P.O Box 5371 Mailstop:
W-7830, Seattle,
WA 98105.
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