Transplant Pulmonologist-University of Louisville Lung Transplant Program

Transplant Pulmonologist-University of Louisville Lung Transplant Program

UofL Health/University of Louisville is seeking an Assistant Professor or Associate Professor or Full Professor level pulmonologist to assist with the expansion and development of our established Lung Transplant program.  Primary duties will require involvement in all clinical, administrative, and educational aspects associated with the lung transplant program.  The successful candidate share call with 1 other transplant pulmonologist in the management of patients in the program, from initial evaluation to peri-transplant care and post-transplant care.  Other clinical activities outside of transplant is encouraged to the extent those activities will promote the growth of the lung transplant program.  The successful candidate will also participate in regular multidisciplinary meetings, such as selection meetings, M&M, and program quality meetings.  Effort devoted to programmatic development and outreach activities will be expected.  The position includes opportunities for educational activities with fellows and residents.  Desire to participate in clinical research and assist with translational research is desirable.  Strong team building and interpersonal relationship skills are a must.  Board-certification or eligibility in Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine are required. The successful candidate must have experience in the management of lung transplant patients.

Signing Bonus

Relocation

Full Benefits

FULLY FUNDED TUITION TO THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE FOR YOU AND YOUR IMMEDIATE FAMILY!

About University of Louisville

Welcome to the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Disorders Medicine at the University of Louisville. Our mission is to deliver excellent, efficient, state-of-the-art and evidence-based medical care to our patients, provide outstanding educational and training opportunities for students, residents and post-graduate trainees, and to promote and foster multi-disciplinary clinical and basic science research programs designed to improve our understanding of human health and disease with the goal of improving quality of life, preserving and restoring respiratory and sleep health.