Medical Director of Liver Transplantation and Hepatology

Job Description

Job Description

Position Overview

Our organization is in search of a highly skilled, board-certified Transplant Hepatologist to take on the role of Medical Director for Liver Transplantation and Hepatology.

This is a remarkable chance for a seasoned transplant hepatologist to lead and enhance a well-established, high-volume liver transplant and hepatology program that caters to the Inland Empire and its neighboring areas. The Medical Director will be responsible for providing both clinical and strategic guidance for the liver transplant and hepatology service line, collaborating closely with transplant surgery teams, hepatology faculty, advanced practice providers, nursing staff, administration, and various multidisciplinary partners. The ideal candidate will join a supportive team of transplant hepatologists and advanced practice providers, with the opportunity to influence the program's ongoing development, including the expansion of transplant services, regional hepatology outreach, and transplant oncology initiatives.

Applicants should meet the following criteria:

• MD or DO degree
• Board certification in Transplant Hepatology and Gastroenterology
• Current unrestricted medical license in California or eligibility for licensure
• Extensive clinical experience in liver transplantation and the management of advanced liver diseases
• Excellent interpersonal, communication, and team-building abilities
• Dedication to multidisciplinary care, education, quality improvement, and program development

The academic rank and appointment will be aligned with the candidate's experience and scholarly achievements.

The Liver Transplant Program is among the largest in California, conducting approximately [insert number] deceased-donor liver transplants each year. It offers comprehensive care for patients with advanced liver disease and transplantation services across the Inland Empire and surrounding regions, including outreach clinics in Palm Springs, Murrieta, and Riverside.

The Transplant Institute also oversees high-volume kidney and pancreas transplant programs and has a well-established living donor kidney transplant initiative, providing a robust institutional foundation for ongoing growth and innovation in transplantation.

Our organization serves as the primary tertiary and quaternary referral center in the Inland Empire, catering to Riverside and San Bernardino counties and a regional population exceeding four million. The Transplant Institute and our medical center feature modern, state-of-the-art facilities and foster a highly collaborative multidisciplinary environment.

Situated at the foot of the San Bernardino Mountains, our location offers easy access to Southern California's diverse landscapes, including mountains, beaches, deserts, and major urban centers. The area is known for its excellent educational institutions and a cost of living that is more favorable compared to many coastal Southern California communities.

The anticipated annual base salary for this position ranges from $475,000 to $525,000.

Compensation will be adjusted based on the candidate's experience, qualifications, leadership responsibilities, and academic rank. This range reflects the expected salary for this leadership role. Further details regarding the faculty compensation plan, benefits, retirement options, paid time off, professional development support, and other aspects of the compensation package will be provided during the recruitment process.

Our organization offers a comprehensive benefits package and the chance to cultivate a long-term academic and clinical career within a growing, mission-driven healthcare system.

Please note that residency in California is required upon the start date for this position. This opportunity is not eligible for a Conrad 30 Waiver.