Transplant Nephrologist

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kidneyNew York (NY)

Physicians, All Other Specialty (except Psychiatric and Substance Abuse) Hospitals

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About the role

Northwell Transplant Instituteis seeking a full-timeTransplant Nephrologistto join an established team of dedicated transplant nephrologists at North Shore University Hospital on Long Island, NY. The program is one of the fastest growing kidney transplant programs in the United States. Northwell Transplant Instituteoffers world class organ transplant care for adults with organ failure and children in need of new heart, lung, kidney or liver transplants. The institute has the only pediatric heart transplant program on Long Island. HighlightsJoining 4+ dedicated transplant nephrologists 100% transplant nephrology, no general nephrology (unless interested) Inpatient responsibilities shared equally, plus outpatient clinic High volume transplant nephrology service with >200 cases/year Exceptional outcomes regionally and nationally

Qualifications: Completed a US-based Internal Medicine residency training plus general Nephrology fellowship training Advanced year in an AST-certified renal transplant fellowship Demonstrated the highest level of clinical performance and scientific potential At least 1 year post-fellowship experience Interest in Living Donor operations/service welcome but not required BenefitsCompetitive salary, incentive program, and benefits package Opportunity for academic appointment at commensurate rank Access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources Supportive and collaborative work environment Opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of transplant patients and their families

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