Physician-Infectious Disease

The Division of Infectious Diseases is seeking an additional faculty member to support the strategic expansion of transplant services at Banner University Medical Center in Phoenix.

Job Duties:

The job duties in this role will be a mix of clinical, programmatic, teaching, quality improvement and research.

• Participate in the growing transplant ID program, as directed by the transplant ID Medical Director
• Assist with inpatient consultations and outpatient encounters of transplant patients
• Help with the selection of patients suitable and ready for transplant in committee meetings
• Assist the transplant program with creating protocols for standardizing care of transplant patients
• Establish quality improvement projects in transplant ID, in conjunction with activities of the DOM quality committee
• Create a research agenda for transplant ID
• Design clinical research studies that focus on immunocompromised patients
• Educate students, residents and the upcoming first fellows in transplant ID annually
• No research funding necessary

Qualifications:

• M.D. or D.O. degree
• Board certified/eligible - Infectious Disease & Transplant Infectious Disease
• At least 3 years Transplant ID practice experience
• Desire and ability to work in a fast-paced, changing environment
• Licensed or eligible for licensure in the state of Arizona

Banner University Medicine‘s Total Compensation package includes:

• Production Incentives (wRVU), Paid Sick Time, Personal Time Off, Malpractice coverage, and CME Allowance
• Legal, medical, dental and vision coverage
• Pet, auto, and home insurance included in voluntary benefit options
• Adoption assistance, fertility benefits, and parental leave support
• Resources available for pet care, childcare, elder care, housekeeping, and tutoring
• 24/7 confidential mental health support, plus coordination of child and elder care
• Physician well-being program, including healthy-habit building, fitness challenges, nutrition guides, on-demand webinars, sleep guides, mindfulness, and more!
• Public Service Loan Forgiveness
• Financial wellness resources, including retirement plans with matching or 401b deferred options, employee perks and discounts

Banner University Medical Group (BUMG):

• Banner University Medical Group in a unique academic model. It is a private-public partnership with the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix. In this partnership, clinicians are employed by Banner Health, the leading healthcare provider in Arizona. As such, compensation is competitive with the private practice market in Phoenix. However, there is an additional benefit of an academic affiliation with the University of Arizona - College of Medicine Phoenix.
• Our integration with academic medicine ensures patients receive top-tier healthcare encompassing research, education, and exceptional patient care.
• BUMG fosters an environment of collaboration and innovation, allowing physicians to thrive and make a significant impact on healthcare.

Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix is a nationally known academic medical cente r and the primary teaching facility of the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix. BUMC-P is a 733 bed, Level 1 Trauma facility: as the largest and one of the most comprehensive tertiary care facilities in Arizona, it provides a full complement of subspecialties including cardiac care, transplant services, oncology, high-risk obstetrics, CARF certified stroke, head injury and general inpatient rehabilitation, epilepsy center, Alzheimers Institute, and outpatient clinics on campus in primary and specialty care. BUMC-P has been cited for 12 years as one of Americas Best Hospitals by U.S. News & World Report and is consistently rated as a Best Place to Work in Arizona.

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