Critical Care Anesthesiologist
uab medicineBirmingham (AL)
About the role
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Department of Anesthesiology & Perioperative Medicine is seeking to hire critical care anesthesiologists to join our Division of Critical Care Medicine. Critical care anesthesiologists can practice solely in the ICU setting or have a blended practice, working in both general and subspecialty ORs (based on fellowship training and experience) and providing critical care staffing to the surgical, neuro, and cardiac ICUs. Eligible for Alabama Licensure Board certification or eligibility in Critical Care Medicine Fellowship training with eligibility and certification in subspecialty critical care boards Strong clinical, education, and interpersonal skills that will enable one to work collaboratively with colleagues
Note:
J-1 visa applicants will be considered for employment. Salary commensurate with rank and experience40,000 sign-on bonus 5% employer retirement contribution beginning in second year22 vacation days, 12 paid holidays, up to 10 sick days Week on/week off scheduling for ICU work23 weeks full time critical careCME funds and time provided Public Service Loan Forgiveness availability About UAB Medicine
U.S. News & World Report continually ranks UAB Hospital—the fifth largest hospital in the country—as the No. 1 hospital in Alabama. UAB Medicine boasts 9 network hospitals as well as 79 other sites of care. As the major quaternary referral center for Alabama and the Southeast, UAB Medicine has the only Level I trauma center in Alabama. It is also home to a comprehensive transplant center, comprehensive cancer center, major referral center for complex cardiac disorders and advanced mechanical circulatory support, and the state's first and leading comprehensive stroke center. With 84 residents and 12+ fellows in a variety of specialties, our faculty are dedicated to teaching the next generation of anesthesiologists through a strong didactic program that is nationally recognized. Our department emphasizes mentorship as a core part of its culture, and our faculty have access to individualized job coaching to support their professional goals. UAB has a multitude of offerings and resources to support you both personally and professionally. Birmingham is a hidden gem nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. The Magic City, as it is appropriately nicknamed, has something for everyone. From local sports teams to an award‑winning culinary scene to beautiful parks and trails, Birmingham’s mix of city life and family-friendly suburbs makes it a wonderful place to call home. Please contact Director of Faculty Recruitment Brittney Clark, M.D., at blantrip@uabmc.edu if you’re interested in this position at UAB Medicine.
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