University of Miami·Miami, Florida
The physician will provide direct patient care to adult inpatients and engage in academic activities with house staff from multiple disciplines. Responsibilities include ICU coverage, attending conferences, and collaborating with the transplant team.
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Physician will work with the Cardiothoracic / MCS transplant teams with responsibilities including providing direct patient care to adult inpatients at Jackson Memorial Hospital and academic activities with house staff from multiple disciplines.
Job Functions
Primarily nocturnal shifts with opportunities for 25% daytime coverage. Direct inpatient care for adult pre- and post-cardiothoracic transplant, Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery and ECMO/ MCS and Transplant / Surgical IMCU.
Clinical responsibilities will consist of fifteen (15) days of ICU coverage per month, with up to 50% of those shifts covering nights.
Attendance at multidisciplinary transplant and divisional conferences and rounds.
Clinically collaborate with transplant team – Cardiology, Pulmonology, Surgeons, and any other patient consultants.
Precepting trainees in inpatient settings.
Participate in APP, resident and fellow education.
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Job Status: Full time
Faculty: UMMG
Candidates must hold an M.D. or D.O. degree and have valid certifications in relevant medical fields. Specialized training in ECMO/MCS/Transplant is highly desired, along with experience in an academic setting.
Market context
In Florida, assistant professor roles in transplant critical care are typically driven by academic medical centers and transplant programs that need physicians with advanced critical care expertise. These positions are competitive because they often require an M.D. or D.O., valid clinical certifications, and preferred experience in ECMO, MCS, or transplant care in an academic setting. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your board status, procedural experience, and academic background before applying.