Transplant Hepatologist, Yale School of Medicine

The Yale School of Medicine (YSM) seeks qualified candidates at the Assistant or Associate Professor level for a full-time academic position in transplant hepatology within the YSM Section of Digestive Diseases faculty and the Yale-New Haven Hospital (YNHH) Liver Transplant Program. The faculty position is focused on general and transplant hepatology and consists of a balance of outpatient clinics and endoscopy sessions, and inpatient liver service on a rotating basis with other hepatologists. Academic responsibilities include supervision and teaching of students, medical housestaff, and GI/hepatology fellows, participation in clinical and educational conferences, and an opportunity to engage in clinical research. The Section of Digestive Diseases serves as the home of over 20 faculty hepatologists with national and international expertise across multiple domains of clinical hepatology, specialty clinical programs (e.g. MASLD/MASH, Viral Hepatitis, Autoimmune/Cholestatic, Wilson's, Gaucher's, Autoimmune/Cholestatic, Alcohol/Addiction, Liver Cancer) as well as the Yale Liver Center, one of three NIH/NIDDK-funded core research centers focused on hepatology.

Qualifications

Candidates must hold a Medical Degree and be board-eligible or certified in gastroenterology and transplant hepatology or equivalent. Recent transplant hepatology fellows are welcome to apply. Salary and academic rank will be determined by previous experience.

Application Instructions

Candidates should apply through Interfolio at:

Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the positions are filled.

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