Neonatology Job In Michigan
Neonatology Position with University Peds in Detroit
University Pediatricians, the physician group at Children's Hospital of Michigan and Hutzel Women’s Hospital and the Division of Neonatal Medicine in the Discipline of Pediatrics at Central Michigan University School of Medicine are seeking neonatology candidates for faculty positions.
About the Division:
The candidate will join a group of 11 full-time faculty along with 9 neonatology fellows who work at the Children’s Hospital of Michigan (CHM) regional level IV NICU and Hutzel Women’s Hospital (HWH) level III NICU within the Detroit Medical Center. The CHM level IV regional perinatal center has a 45-bed private room NICU with average daily census of 37 patients and includes a neonatal ECMO Program, congenital heart disease surgery, a 6-bed NeuroNICU; high frequency oscillator and jet ventilators are routinely used. CHM has a dedicated pediatric-neonatal transport system with capabilities for nitric oxide, high frequency ventilation and active cooling. HWH comprises a high-risk Maternal Fetal Medicine program and a level III 45-bed NICU and Special care nursery. The division runs a multidisciplinary (neuropsychologist, dietician and PMR specialist) developmental follow-up program. HWH has a Fetal Assessment Clinic staffed by MFM attending and fellow as well as Neonatology attending and fellow to counsel pregnant women on management plan and prognosis of fetuses with birth defects. The Fetal Care Center at CHM is staffed by MFM attending, pediatric subspecialists and Neonatology to counsel pregnant women with fetal birth defects from the community. The CHM Pediatric Residency program has more than 25 residents each year who rotate through NICUs at both CHM and HWH. Midlevel providers at both sites provide additional support.
Opportunity Details:
This is an academic clinical position with the potential of protected time for research/ administration commensurate with funding. Night and weekend calls are expected. The selected recruit is expected to engage in teaching and mentoring medical students, residents and fellows, participate in quality improvement initiatives and engage in basic science, clinical translational or clinical research work. Junior faculty will have access to strong mentorship, and intramural research funding is available during the first 5 years of appointment. The Clinical Research Institute provides infrastructure and personnel for research support. An additional track for night-time attending (nocturnist, about 10 night calls a month, 15 hours each) is also available.
The position is employed by University Pediatricians with an academic appointment at Central Michigan University School of Medicine. Academic ranking and compensation commensurate with experience and qualifications. Visa sponsorships are available.
Candidate Requirements:
- Must have a D.O, M.D or M.D./Ph.D.
- Board certified or Board eligible in Neonatal-Perinatal medicine by the American Board of Pediatrics.
- Strong interest in education and research
Since 1886, the Children's Hospital of Michigan has been dedicated to providing the highest quality medical care to children and adolescents in a caring, efficient, and family-centered environment. A proud member of the Detroit Medical Center, the Children's Hospital of Michigan is the first and most experienced pediatric specialty hospital in the state and is internationally recognized for more tan 40 pediatric medical and surgical specialties/services that it offers.
The children's Hospital of Michigan has 228 licensed beds and is staffed by more than 2,000 employees. It has 517 physicians on the medical staff, including 323 pediatric specialists, and 680 pediatric-trained nurses. Of the 517 physicians on the medical staff, 185 are Wayne State University faculty physicians employed by University Pediatricians. The majority of the remaining physicians are in other smaller practice groups or are independent, with the exception of a small number of employed gastroenterologists, urologists, and surgeons.
The Department of Pediatrics at Wayne State University School of Medicine supports the teaching of residents, specialists, fellows, and medical students in training. More Michigan pediatricians are trained at Children's Hospital than at any other hospital in the state. Children's Hospital of Michigan is the third largest recipient of Children's Education funding in the country, which equates to $13 million annually. Ground breaking clinical, translational, and basic science research is also a major focus for the medical staff at the Hospital.
The combination of outstanding, high quality clinical care, teaching, and research has earned the Children's Hospital of Michigan to be ranked among the best in the country in eight pediatric specialties according to U.S. News & World Report's 2015-16 Best Children's Hospitals rankings. The Children's Hospital of Michigan is nationally ranked in Cardiology and Heart Surgery (#37), Nephrology (#41), Neurology and Neurosurgery (#24), and Orthopedisc.
Children's Hospital of Michigan includes an American College of Surgeons verified, freestanding Level I Pediatric Trauma Center and verified pediatric burn center. The hospital provides exceptional care, around the clock, to injured children and families from time of injury through recovery and rehabilitation. When pediatric patients need emergency transport, Children's Hospital of Michigan's PANDA One provides a dedicated pediatric and neonatal ambulance service and team. Children's Hospital of Michigan's emergency departments see 90,00 children each year.