General Nephrologist – Academic Medicine

Posted 2 days ago

northeast healthcare recruitment nehcrEast Providence (RI)

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Senior

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$180,000 per year

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About the role

Brown Medicine is seeking aBoard Certified/Board Eligible General Nephrologist with a strong interest inacademic medicine and clinical research to join our established team ofacademic nephrologists in Providence, Rhode Island. This full-time position ison the Clinician Educator Track at Brown University and offers an outstandingopportunity to combine clinical practice, teaching, mentorship, and scholarlyactivity within a nationally recognized academic environment. Inpatient responsibilitiesare shared among facultyRhode Island Hospital The Miriam Hospital consultservice VA Medical Center nephrologyconsult service Kent Hospital nephrologycoverage Outpatient ResponsibilitiesApproximately 2–4 outpatientsessions per week. Home Hemodialysis Peritoneal Dialysis Glomerulonephritis Other specialized nephrologyservices Approximately 1–3 outpatientdialysis coverage shifts. Call ScheduleOvernight call coverage isshared among faculty. Approximately 8 weekendcalls per year, supporting an excellent balance between clinicalresponsibilities and personal time.
Compensation & Benefits: Competitive base salary:$180,000–$260,000, based on experience and qualifications. Productivity bonusopportunity. Visa sponsorship available. Four weeks of paid time off. One week of CME leave plusCME allowance. Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance. Malpractice insurance withtail coverage. 401(k) retirement plan witha 6% employer match.
Qualifications: MD or DO degree. Completion of an accreditedNephrology Fellowship. Board Certified or BoardEligible in Nephrology. Eligible for medicallicensure in Rhode Island. Strong interest in academicmedicine, teaching, and mentoring. Join an accomplishedacademic nephrology team and build a rewarding career that combines clinicalpractice, teaching, mentorship, research, and scholarly achievement in asupportive and collaborative environment. #AAS

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