Maternal Fetal Medicine Physician
Maternal Fetal Medicine Physician
Posted today
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Seeking a MFM who is passionate in their commitment to providing elite, evidence based
- MFM care in greater Houston, Texas.
- Opportunity: Join a team of experienced and established MFM clinicians working in an academic hybrid model, whereby providers can "opt in" as investigators on research studies as part and parcel of our ongoing commitment to advancing care in the community.
- This is a wonderful opportunity to utilize your evidence-based knowledge, clinical training and technical proficiency in providing maternal fetal medicine care as a community based provider in the second largest populous in the U.S.
- MFM services include fetal ultrasound evaluation, fetal echocardiography, invasive fetal diagnostic procedures (CVS, amniocentesis, cordocentesis), invasive fetal therapy including FIUT consultation and co-management and maternal and fetal medical complications of pregnancy
- Group will be comprised of 6-8 MFMs, and expand over the next 3-5 years
- Outpatient with some inpatient consultative and shared call
- MFM group works collaboratively with OB Hospitalists, private obstetric groups, and hospital-based CNM
- On site and highly qualified and experienced perinatal sonographers and nurses
- Access to genetic counselors and diabetic educators
- Ancillary services include the full spectrum of pediatric subspecialists, fetal MRI imaging, Level II, III & IV NICUs, congenital heart disease program and close collaboration with Fetal Centers and logistical support from the largest hospital system in the Houston area
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