Submitted directly to PedsCCM March 14, 2000
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Pediatric Intensivist
Division of Pediatric Critical Care
Doernbecher Children's Hospital
Oregon Health Sciences University
The Department of Pediatrics at Doernbecher Children's Hospital/Oregon
Health Sciences University is seeking 1 additional full-time academic
physician at the Assistant/Associate Professor level for a position
in the Division of Pediatric Critical Care. The new Doernbecher Children's
Hospital has a 16-bed state-of-the-art PICU with single patient rooms,
digital radiography, and two research offices/labs. The Division currently
consists of 4 FTE pediatric critical care physicians.
Responsibilities include patient care (including postoperative cardiac
surgery), pediatric transport, medical student and resident education,
and administrative duties. The position is for a candidate who is interested
in pursuing an academic career, has received training in a specific
field of critical care research, will actively pursue a research career
at OHSU, and has demonstrated the potential for becoming a successful
investigator in the future. Priority will be given to someone who can
assume the medical directorship for a new ECMO program scheduled to
start in late 2000. Qualifications include a MD or MD/PhD degree, board
certified/board eligible in Pediatrics, board certified/board eligible
in Pediatric Critical Care, and eligible for Oregon medical license.
Salary is commensurate with qualifications.
Send CV and letter of interest to:
Brahm Goldstein, MD, FCCM
Chief, Division of Pediatric Critical Care
Dept. of Pediatrics (PEDS)
Oregon Health Sciences University
3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road
Portland, OR 97201
Tel 503-494-4308
Fax 503-494-4953
email: goldsteb@ohsu.edu
The Oregon Health Sciences University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Employment
Opportunity Employer.
Submitted directly to PedsCCM December 19, 1999
National University Hospital Singapore
The National University Hospital is a 900 bed multi-specialty tertiary
hospital. We invite suitably qualified candidates to apply for the positions
of :
PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVIST
The Paediatric Intensive Care Unit in the National University Hospital
is a 9 bedded facility with an adjoining 5 high-dependency beds. It
is a multi-disciplinary unit managing all medical, surgical as well
as neurosurgical and trauma patients. It is staffed by specialists from
all paediatric specialities as well as a respiratory therapist. It handles
renal, liver and bone-marrow transplantation.
Applicants must hold a basic medical degree registrable with the Singapore
Medical Council and must possess an M.Med (Paed), MRCP (Paed), FRACP
(Paed) or Board Cert (Paed) (USA) or their equivalent.
Commencing salary will be competitive depending on qualifications
and experience.
Please give full personal particulars, professional qualifications,
career history and expected salary together with medical testimonials,
certificate of registration, recent photograph and telephone number
to:
Professor Low Poh Sim
Chief, Department of Paediatrics
National University Hospital
5 Lower Kent Ridge Road
Singapore 119074
Telefax: (65) 7756757
Enquiries: Paesec@nus.edu.sg
Website: http://www.nuh.com.sg
Closing date: 31 January 2000
Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
Submitted directly to PedsCCM December 14, 1999
Intensivist sought for private practice position at Valley Children's
Hospital, in Madera, California, an affiliate of UCSF. This is a
multidisciplinary PICU with intensivist involvement in all patients.
Rapid and unexpected growth in patient volume and acuity has occurred.
The ICU is attending run; the residents rotate from general pediatrics
and the ED for one month blocks. We see all categories of patients except
for organ transplants; cardiac ECMO is under development. This is the
only children's referral center for a huge area, the San Joaquin Valley.
Please contact:
David Merzel MD or Newton Seiden M.D.
6235 N. Fresno St. Suite 103
Fresno, CA 93710 U.S.A.
phone : (559)449-4350
fax: (559)449-4350
email: dmerzel@valleychildrens.org
Submitted to the PICU list December 2, 1999
The Division of Critical Care Medicine at the Arnold Palmer Hospital
for Children and Women and the Nemours Children's Clinic-Orlando,
in conjunction with Halifax Medical Center in Daytona Beach and Holmes
Regional Medical Center in Melbourne, Florida, is seeking two fellowship-trained
pediatric intensivists to develop new PICUs in two large community hospitals.
Both Halifax Medical Center and Holmes Regional Medical Center are Level
II trauma centers located in growing, vibrant communities on Florida's
Atlantic coast. These facilities are within 60 - 90 minutes of Orlando.
Individuals would be based in each community and would also be members
of the Division at the Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital - a level I
trauma center with active cardiac and neurosurgical programs, NO, ECMO,
and transport services.
Interested applicants please respond privately by mail, fax or e-mail.
Mark E. Swanson, MD
Nemours Children's Clinic
83 West Columbia Street
Orlando, FL 32806
(407)650-7371 - office
(407)650-7377 - fax
mswanson@nemours.org
Submitted to the PICU list November 30, 1999
The Division of Critical Care at University of Alabama at Birmingham
is seeking another board certified/board eligible pediatric intensivist.
The Division is responsible for clinical activities in pediatric critical
care, pediatric critical care transport, and surgical cardiothoracic
intensive care. The PICU at the Children's Hospital is a 16 bed mixed
medical-surgical unit with approximately 1200 admissions per year. Ideal
candidates must show evidence of expertise in clinical care and demonstrate
an interest in education. Opportunities for both clinical and basic
research in a wide variety of areas are available.
Please contact:
Sam Tilden, MD
Director, Division of Critical Care
1600 7th Ave South, ACC #504
Bimingham, Alabama 35233
Phone: (205) 939-9387
Email: Stilden@peds.uab.edu
Or:
Margaret Winkler, MD
Fellowship Director
Pediatric Critical Care
Children's Hospital of Alabama
1600 7th Ave south, ACC #504
Birmingham, AL 35233
Phone: (205) 939-9387
email: Winkler@pop.uky.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM and to the PICU list November 12, 1999
The Division of Critical Care at the University of Kentucky Children's
Hospital is seeking another board certified/board eligible pediatric
intensivist to begin employment in 2000.
The division currently consists of three full-time intensivists and
one part-time faculty member with responsibilities in other divisions.
As one of us will be moving on for a career advancement, we are seeking
to fill that position by no later than the summer of 2000. We recently
moved into our brand-new, state of the art 12 bed PICU within the new
Children's Hospital. We see about 600-700 admissions/yr. All children
requiring intensive care within the university are admitted to our PICU
(pediatric medical and surgical patients). The pediatric faculty encompasses
all subspecialties and prides itself for a collegial and friendly atmosphere.
Our division is very active in other areas, such as mobile sedation
service, pediatric transport as well as education of residents and students.
Particularly strong research programs within the University of Kentucky
are currently in pulmonary biology, pharmacology, neurobiology and head
and spinal cord injury.
Excellent compensation package will include competitive salary, an
outstanding pension/401(k) plan as well as various insurance coverages.
Another remarkable benefit would be life in the beautiful Bluegrass
area of Kentucky. Lexington offers the amenities of a big city, but
without metropolitan headaches such as crime, violence and traffic congestion.
Please contact:
Heinrich Werner, MD
Director, Division of Pediatric Critical Care
University of Kentucky Children's Hospital
MN 480, 800 Rose Street
Lexington, KY 40536
Phone: (606) 323-1496
Fax: (606) 323-3499
e-mail: hwerner@pop.uky.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM October 27, 1999
The Division of Pediatric Critical Care at the University of Medicine
and Dentistry of New Jersey, New Jersey Medical School, and University
Hospital (Newark) is seeking applicants for the position of pediatric
intensivist. We currently have 2 pediatric intensivists providing care
and resident training in our 11-bed multidisciplinary PICU (the Whitney
Houston PICU at University Hospital). Opportunities for research activities
are available. Candidates must be board-certified in Pediatrics, board-eligible/certified
in pediatric critical care.
Reply to:
J. Scott Baird, MD
email: bairdjs@umdnj.edu
185 S. Orange Ave.
Newark, NJ 07103
fax: 973-972-7597
Submitted to the PICU list October 27, 1999
The Division of Pediatric Cardiology and Critical Care, Department of
Pediatrics, at the University of Kansas Medical Center is seeking
applicants for an additional Pediatric Intensivist to join our faculty.
The PICU is an 8-bed state-of-the-art unit that services a diverse population
of critical medical and surgical patients. Responsibilities include
patient care as well as intensive medical student and resident education
for our competitive pediatrics and med-peds residency training program.
Both clinical and bench research opportunities and mentors exist in
this major academic teaching institution. Educational and administrative
opportunities include outreach and education, transports, PALS, pediatric
sedation, etc. The University of Kansas School of Medicine and KUMC
is the major teaching institution for the state of Kansas and serves
the metropolitan Kansas City region of 1.4 million as well as the State
of Kansas. The Kansas City area is a region of rolling hills, lots of
trees, several lakes, and a pleasant and generally mild four-season
climate with just enough mid-western weather wackiness to keep life
interesting. Excellent schools, low cost-of-living, great professional
and college sports, cultural opportunities, all combine to make this
a wonderful place to live, work, and teach. An EEO employer. Interested
individuals should send CV or contact:
Adam Schwarz, MD
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Medical Director, PICU
University of Kansas Medical Center
3901 Rainbow Blvd
Kansas City, KS 66160
Phone: (913) 588-6311
Fax: (913) 588-6220
E-mail: aschwarz@kumc.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM October 18, 1999 (updated
2/27/2000)
Pediatric Intensivist / Hospitalist
Southern California
Exciting opportunity for BC/BE Pediatric Intensivist to join 6 Pediatric
Intensivists in Los Angeles/Orange County. Responsible for providing
Pediatric Critical Care and Pulmonary services in University and Community
PICU's.
Level 1 trauma center, resident training, research opportunities available.
Affiliated with UC Irvine. Candidates must be board certified in Pediatrics.
Competitive salary/benefits commensurate with training and experience.
Please reply with CV to:
Zach Reda, MD, FCCP, FAAP
c/o Kathleen A. Aninag, Executive Administrator
Office: (714) 966 - 7253
Fax: (714) 966 - 3354
e-mail scpccmg@earthlink.net
Submitted directly to PedsCCM October 13, 1999
The Department of Pediatrics at UT Southwestern Medical Center
at Dallas is seeking an individual at the Assistant Professor rank
who is committed to excellence in clinical care, teaching, and clinically
oriented research. The multidisciplinary PICU is currently 36 beds,
with expansion to 45 beds in progress. The program is committed to clinical
and academic excellence, and provides outstanding infrastructure for
clinical research, including an ICU information system, 3 full-time
research coordinators, and basic science laboratory support within the
division.
Please send a cover letter and CV to:
Brett P. Giroir, MD
UT Southwestern Medical Center
5323 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas, TX
75235-9063
FAX: 214-648-8617
Brett.Giroir@email.swmed.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM October 8, 1999
Kosair Children's Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky is seeking
a fourth pediatric intensivist for our 24 bed unit. This is a full time
faculty position in a traditional academic track or clinical track.
Clinical track responsibilites include patient care and teaching with
participation in research optional. Traditional track responsibilities
include patient care, teaching and research. Current members of the
Division are involved in a variety of clinical research projects. Oppportunities
exist for developing and participating in basic science and clinical
research projects. Kosair Children's Hospital is a 250 bed free standing
children's hospital. The complete renovation of the Critical Care Center
was completed in January 1998.
For information please contact:
Vicki L. Montgomery MD
Department of Pediatrics
571 S Floyd STE 332
Louisville KY 40202
phone 502-852-3720
fax 502-852-3998
email: vlmont01@gwise.louisville.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM October 1, 1999
St. Mary's Medical Center, Evansville, Indiana, a regional
tertiary referral center is recruiting for a second Pediatric Intensivist
to join practicing pediatric subspecialists. Individual must possess
strong administrative and clinical skills in order to provide management
of the facility as Director. This practice offers: state-of-art facilities,
Level III NICU-staffed with 4 full time neonatalogists, low managed
care, call 1:2 and competitive compensation and benefits. This charming
river city provides: mild 4 season climate, exceptional quality of life,
low crime, excellent schools, and affordable stylish housing.
For information please contact:
Merie Mann
3700 Washington Ave.
Evansville, IN 47750
phone:1-888-890-4087
fax: 314-802-2075
email:MMann@Partners-First.com
website URL:www.stmarys.org
Submitted to the PICU list and PedsCCM directly September 30, 1999
Excellent opportunity for 1-2 Pediatric Intensivists to join a thriving
four member Pediatric Critical Care & Pulmonology group at Miller
Children's Hospital in Long Beach, California. Presently seeking
qualified BC/BE candidates with strong interests in patient care, research,
and teaching. Responsibilities include direct patient care and resident
supervision in an academically oriented, 20 bed multidisciplinary/cardiothoracic
PICU with an active transport program. Roughly 1200 admissions/yr with
an extremely diverse patient mix from the Southern LA county, Northern
Orange County region. Academically affiliated with University of California
Irvine medical school/residency program. Academic appointment based
on experience. Competitive compensation package for successful candidates.
Interested candidates should forward CV to or contact
Dr. J. Carlos Maggi
Medical Director, Pediatric Intensive Care
Miller Children's Hospital
Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
2801 Atlantic Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90801
(562) 933-8743
fax: (562) 933-8744
email: JGarrett@memorialcare.org
Submitted directly to PedsCCM September 28, 1999
Yale University School of Medicine
New Haven, CT
The Section of Critical Care and Applied Physiology in the Department
of Pediatrics at Yale University Medical School is seeking a
new junior faculty member to join the staff by July 1, 2000. There are
currently four members of the section with diverse clinical and research
interests, who direct the educational, clinical and research activities,
and provide supervision for students, residents, and postdoctoral fellows.
A more complete description of our clinical and research activities
can be found on our Website: http://info.med.yale.edu/pediat/critcare/index.htm.
Interested individuals should have clinical training in Critical Care
or a closely related field. The position will entail clinical and teaching
responsibilities in a multidisciplinary medical/surgical Pediatric Intensive
Care Unit and protected time for pursuit of research or educational
activities. We will make every effort to ensure that a new faculty member
will have the opportunities and facilities necessary to pursue a successful
academic career. We also have an NIH-funded fellowship program, extramural
and intramural funding of research and performance improvement programs,
and share the extensive resources of the Department of Pediatrics, including
five other NIH-funded training grants, a Child Health Research Center,
a Children's Clinical Research Center, and access to numerous other
educational programs, e.g. the Pediatric Scientist Training Program.
We anticipate that a new faculty member would benefit from and participate
fully in the training of postdoctoral fellows.
We welcome applications from senior postdoctoral fellows or junior
faculty members with appropriate experience. Yale University is an equal
opportunity employer and we are anxious to attract the applications
of qualified women and individuals from minority groups. The deadline
for application is January 1, 2000. Please address all inquiries, along
with curriculum vitae, to:
George Lister, M.D.
Department of Pediatrics
Yale University Medical School
333 Cedar Street
New Haven, CT 06520-8064
voice: (203)-785-4651
e-mail: george.lister@yale.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM September 28, 1999
Cook Children's Medical Center, Fort Worth, Texas is seeking
a board certified/eligible pediatric intensivist with cardiac ICU experience.
This Pediatric ICU (multidisciplinary and cardiothoracic) is in a free
standing children's hospital that provides care for all those in need
that live in a large referral area. The PICU attendings provide bedside
care for every patient with no interference from teaching or research
burdens. Active cardiac electrophysiology, cardiac surgical, trauma
and bone marrow transplant programs attract patients from across the
nation. Unit staff members electively participate in multi-center studies
and on editorial boards. Most pediatric subspecialties are represented
by multi-member groups and actively support the PICU staff. Very active
pediatric transport team accomplishes around 1200 transport per year.
For additional information please contact:
Britt Nelson, MD
801 Seventh Avenue, PICU Office
Fort Worth, Texas 76104-2733
phone: 817-885-4193
fax: 817-870-7956
email: bnelson@cookchildrens.org
Submitted to the PICU list September 23, 1999
The Department of Pediatrics at Maricopa Medical Center invites
applications from two, energetic and personable, board eligible/board
certified pediatric intensivists. Maricopa Medical Center, a major teaching
hospital of the University of Arizona School of Medicine, and Mayo School
of Medicine, is a 500 bed tertiary care center. Over 500 PICU admissions
per year, multidisciplinary, caring for a wide variety of surgical and
medical patients. We are also responsible for providing in-house 24
hour care in a state of the art 8 bed PICU (soon to expand to 12 beds)
in a large suburban hospital (450 PICU admissions/year). Responsibilities
include patient care, research, and teaching. Salary and benefits are
competitive. Phoenix offers outstanding recreation, schools, and shopping.
Please send curriculum vitae or call:
Koteswara R. Chundu, M.D.
Acting Chairman, Department of Pediatrics
Director, Pediatric Critical Care
PO Box 5099
Phoenix, AZ 85010
602-344-5404
Fax: 602-344-5859
Submitted to the PICU list September 17, 1999
Children's National Medical Center
Washington DC
Children's National Medical Center is recruiting 1-2 new faculty
members at the assistant professor level. Primary responsibilities for
these positions are delivery of patient care and resident/fellow education.
In addition, opportunities also exist for persons interested in involvement
with our hospitalist program or those with training in pulmonary medicine.
The Children's National Medical Center PICU is a busy, high acuity
unit with 17 beds and 1200 admissions/year. The successful candidate
will join 6 other faculty members in covering CNMC and 2 satellite units.
Interested persons attending the PCCC are encouraged to contact Murray
M Pollack, MD (Healthman Hotel, 503.241.4100) or send/E-mail letter
of interest and CV to:
Murray M Pollack, MD
Chair, Critical Care Medicine
Executive Director, Center for Hospital Based Specialties
Children's National Medical Center
111 Michigan Ave. NW
Washington DC 20010
telephone: 202.884.2130
facsimile: 202.884.5724
E-mail: mpollack@cnmc.org
Submitted directly to PedsCCM September 16, 1999
Avera McKennan Hospital in Sioux Falls, South Dakota is recruiting
for an additional BC/BE pediatric intensivist. Responsibilities include
coverage of the PICU, PIMCU, pediatric floor and program development.
Salary is commensurate with experience and training.
Please contact:
Ann Burns
Physician Recruitment Specialist
Avera McKennan Hospital
800 East 21st Street
P.O. Box 5045
Sioux Falls, SD 57117-5045
Phone: (888) 470-8748
Fax: (605) 371-5886
E-mail: ann.burns@mckennan.org
Submitted directly to PedsCCM September 12, 1999
Pediatric Critical Care of South Florida, P.A. has an immediate
opening for a fifth BC/BE Pediatric Intensivist. Our private practice
pediatric critical care group currently covers a 16-bed PICU with a
new state-of-the-art 22-bed PICU scheduled to open December, 1999. Our
practice is supported by a wide range of pediatric medical and surgical
suspecialists. The primary hospital is a designated Level 1 pediatric
trauma center with an active pediatric cardiac surgical service.
Additional responsibilities include a pediatric concious sedation
program, pediatric transport team, inhaled nitric oxide and pediatric
ECMO. Clinical research opportunities exist.
Our practice is strategically located in the Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood
area. Lifestyle advantages include water sports,theatre, performing
arts, and professional sports including football, baseball, basketbal
and hockey.
Interested candidates should send a curriculum vitae to:
Yvonne Rutherford, M.D., Medical Director
Pediatric Critical Care of South Florida, P.A.
140 Royal Palm Court
Plantation, Florida 33317
Fax: (954) 584-3175
Submitted to the PICU list September 11, 1999
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (www.stjude.org),
a premier research center for pediatric oncology and biomedical research
in catastrophic diseases in children, is accepting applications for
junior faculty in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. The Division of
Critical Care Medicine seeks a BE/BC physician to join our four memeber
section, which oversees an eight bed ICU. Candidates with an interest
in clinical or basic science research will be given ample opportunity
to pursue this endeavor. A strong institutional commitment to its faculty
ensures stability in program development. Additionally, opportunities
exist to interact with pediatric intensivists at the University of Tennessee/LeBonheur
Children's Medical Center, including participation in patient care and
education.
Please send curriculum vitae and statement outlining interest and
experience to:
Elaine Sillos, M.D.
Director, Critical Care Division
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
332 N. Lauderdale St.
Memphis, TN 38105-2794
E-mail: elaine.sillos@stjude.org
Submitted directly to PedsCCM September 9, 1999
The Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine at MetroHealth Medical
Center (MHMC) is seeking a fourth BE/BC Pediatric Intensivist. Located
in Cleveland, the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) is a 10 bed multidisciplinary
unit. The PICU averages 650 admissions per year. MHMC is a Level I trauma
center for children, and houses an active and established transport
service. Responsibilities include patient care, coordinating a pediatric
conscious sedation service, and resident/medical student education.
MHMC is a major teaching, research, and patient care provider associated
with Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine (CWRU). CWRU
Academic open rank appointments will be commensurate with experience.
Interested physicians should contact James Laham, D.O., Director,
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, MetroHealth Medical Center, 2500 MetroHealth
Drive, H-409, Cleveland, Ohio 44109 or by telephone at (216) 778-5506.
MHMC/CWRU are Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employers. Qualified
women, minorities are encouraged to apply.
Submitted directly to PedsCCM September 3, 1999
Pediatric Intensivist, University of Chicago -- The Section
of Pulmonary Biology and Critical Care, Department of Pediatrics, is
seeking a junior level faculty member who is BE/BC in pediatric critical
care. We are interested in recruiting either clinical educators or physician
scientists. Clinical educators should have a strong commitment to the
development of new clinical and teaching programs, and be willing to
participate in additional clinical activities (e.g. general pediatrics,
pulmonary clinic, burn care). Physician scientists should have a strong
record in research and be capable of obtaining extramural funding soon
after appointment. Priority will be given to applicants who respond
by January 1, 2000. The University of Chicago and its Medical Center
are Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employers.Applications from
women and minority groups are encouraged.
Please send a curriculum vitae to:
Marc B. Hershenson, M.D.
Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Chief, Section of Pulmonary Biology and Critical Care
University of Chicago Children's Hospital
5841 South Maryland Avenue MC4064
Chicago, IL 60637-1470
Phone (773) 702-9659
FAX (773) 702-4041
E mail: mhershen@midway.uchicago.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM September 1, 1999
The University of South Alabama (USA) is seeking additional BC/BE
pediatric intensivists to share responsibilities for patient management
and teaching. Research opportunities available. Academic rank and salary
are commensurate with experience and training. The 10 bed PICU, located
in a 160 bed Children's and Women's Hospital, handles medical, surgical,
trauma and burn patients. The gulf coast of Alabama provides a variety
of recreational opportunities and a great quality of life. EOE, M/F/D.
For more information, contact:
Paul Jansen MD
1700 Center Street, attn: Administration
Mobile AL 36604-3391
phone: (334) 415-1600
fax: (334) 415-1001
email: pjansen@usamail.usouthal.edu
website URL: http://www.southalabama.edu/usacwh/index.html
Submitted directly to PedsCCM August 31, 1999
St. Vincent Hospital and Health Services - Indianapolis is seeking
a fourth Critical Care Physician. St. Vincent is a 790-bed community
hospital on the growing north side of Indianapolis. St. Vincent has
a large and active network in Primary Care Pediatrics and Family Practice.
The inpatient service includes a 24 bed pediatric unit, an 8 bed PICU
(soon to be expanded to 10 beds) and a 39 bed NICU serving the state's
busiest delivery service. Many Pediatric subspecialty services are available
including Pulmonology, Hematology-Oncology, Cardiology, Gastroenterology,
Diabetology, Pediatric Surgery, Pediatric Neurosurgery, Neonatology.
The physician will join three fellowship trained and board certified
critical care physicians. A Pediatric Cardiovascular program will begin
in Oct. 1999. Recent post-operative CV surgery experience is preferred.
For information please contact:
Thomas Williams MD, or Frank Chaten MD
2001 W. 86th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46240
phone: 317-338-5230
fax:317-338-5233
email: kasichti@stvincent.org
Submitted to the PICU list and PedsCCM August 31, 1999
The Division of Critical Care, Department of Pediatrics, University
of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is recruiting two
additional full-time faculty intensivists. Seeking board-certified or
eligible pediatric intensivists desiring academic practice including
teaching, direct patient care, and research. We are particularly seeking
candidates with additional cardiac experience/training or with strong
research commitment.
Clinical services are provided at University Hospital (700+ admissions
per year, active CT, solid organ transplant, and trauma surgery programs,
new 12-bed state-of-the-art Pediatric ICU) and Santa Rosa Children's
Hospital (1400+ admissions per year, 17 bed PICU, division directed
ground/rota/air transport service). In addition to faculty intensivists,
the units are staffed with pediatric hospitalists, pediatric and emergency
medicine residents, nurse practitioners and pediatric critical care
medicine fellows.
Candidates must have or be able to easily obtain a Texas medical license,
be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States, and possess
documented experience and training as an intensivist. Faculty rank and
salary are commensurate with experience.
Interested individuals should forward a letter of inquiry, a curriculum
vitae, and names of at least three references to
Thomas C. Mayes, M.D.
Professor and Head, Division of Pediatric Critical Care
Mail Code 7829
7703 Floyd Curl Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78229-3900.
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio is an
equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.
Submitted directly to PedsCCM August 30, 1999
The Division of Pediatric Critical Care in The Department of Pediatrics
at the Nemours Childrens Clinic in Pensacola, Florida is recruiting
a third BE/BC Pediatric Intensivist. The candidate should be an individual
dedicated to the practice of clinical pediatric critical care. Our primary
responsibility is the provision of comprehensive critical care services
to the children of northwest Florida and southeastern Alabama. We provide
support for the full complement of pediatric medical and surgical subspecialists
at Sacred Heart Women's and Children's Hospital. We also have a strong
commitment to education, providing supervision of pediatric residents
rotating through the PICU. We provide coverage for the area's only pediatric
transport service. We also share administrative responsibility for all
issues affecting the care of critically ill or injured children. Clinical
research is encouraged and actively supported by the Nemours Foundation.
Sacred Heart Women's and Children's Hospital has been providing obstetric
and pediatric services since 1969. It has become the tertiary referral
center for these services and in an ongoing commitment to excellence
in healthcare, moved into a brand new facility in 1996 which includes
a level III NICU, 40 bed inpatient pediatric ward, and a 10 bed PICU.
The PICU is a state-of-the-art unit with individual patient rooms, digital
radiography, and fully equipped conscious sedation and procedure suite.
A full cadre of ancillary services is available including well-trained
PICU nurses, respiratory therapists, nurse educators, child life, and
pediatric PharmD. Ongoing construction projects include a new Physicians
Office Building which will hold our offices and a Critical Care Tower
which will house a new Pediatric Emergency Department.
Pensacola is renowned for crystal-clear water, sugar-white sand and
Southern hospitality. With an incorporated area population of about
300,000, Pensacola offers a sense of community not found in large metropolitan
areas yet supports an excellent array of shopping, recreational, and
cultural opportunities. With an average of 343 days of sunshine a year
and an average daily temperature of 75 degrees, the area lends itself
well to outdoor activities. Higher education is well represented in
Pensacola by the University of West Florida, Pensacola Christian College,
and Pensacola Junior College.
Interested candidates should send their CV and letter of interest
to:
Robert Patterson, MD
Department of Pediatric Critical Care
Nemours Childrens Clinic
5225 Carmel Heights Drive
Pensacola, FL 32504
Phone: (850) 505-4750
Fax: (850) 505-4710
Email: rpatterson@nemours.org
Submitted directly to PedsCCM August 30, 1999
Carle Clinic Association, a 297-physician multi-specialty clinic,
is seeking a BC/BE Pediatric Intensivist to join an existing hospital/critical
care group.
Established in 1931, Carle has grown into a regional referral center
offering over 50 medical and surgical specialties and subspecialties.
Carle Clinic has a service area of 2.3 million residents in the East
Central Illinois area. Physicians at Carle Clinic are offered competitive
salaries, a comprehensive benefits package, and academic affiliation
with the University of Illinois School of Medicine is available.
This opportunity places emphasis on clinical services and program
development. This position would also involve teaching and supervising
medical students and family practice residents. The pediatrics department
is staffed with a wide range of pediatric specialists. Should the incoming
physician have a subspecialty interest, this would be supported.
The twin cities of Champaign/Urbana, population 100,000, is located
within easy driving distance from Chicago, Indianapolis, and St. Louis.
Residents enjoy a high quality lifestyle including: excellent schools,
the cultural amenities of a large university and a family friendly environment.
For information contact:
Christina Trusner
602 W. University Ave.
Urbana, IL 61801
phone: 1-800-436-3095 ext. 8227
fax:1-217-383-8322
email: Christina.Trusner@Carle.com
website URL: www.carle.com
Submitted to the PICU list and PedsCCM directly August 21, 1999
Richmond, Virginia
The Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine of the Medical
College of Virginia (MCV), Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU),
seeks to hire a 4th pediatric intensivist to share patient care, teaching,
administrative and clinical research duties with the three existing
faculty members of the Division, who are assisted by one fellow in training
in Pediatric Critical Care. Patient care duties include coverage of
the Pediatric Intensive Care Units at both the Medical College of Virginia
(12 beds) and the affiliated St. Mary's Hospital (5 beds), which have
a combined annual admissions of almost 1100 patients. The PICU at MCV
will soon undergo extensive renovations due to a generous gift from
a corporate donor. MCV is a Level 1 trauma center and burn center, and
a regional transplant center. MCV is known internationally for clinical
and basic science research in head injury. The PICU at MCV supports
these subspecialty programs, and has a very active pediatric transport
program serving central Virginia. Richmond, Virginia is a highly attractive
residential area, and it is only a short drive from the beach, the mountains
and Washington, DC. Satisfactory candidates for appointment at the Assistant
Professor level must be board eligible or certified in Pediatric Critical
Care Medicine.
Virginia Commonwealth University is an equal opportunity/affirmative
action employer. Women, minorities and persons with disabilities are
encouraged to apply.
Applicants should contact:
Dr. John Mickell
MCV Box 980530
Richmond, VA 23298-0530
e-mail jmickell@hsc.vcu.edu
phone (804) 828-4529
fax (804) 828-4509
Submitted directly to PedsCCM August 12, 1999
St.John's Regional Health Center is currently recruiting a
Pediatric Intensivist. The 8 bed multi-disciplinary unit is part of
a 886 bed facility. The hospital is considered one of the nation's top
100 and offers care in trauma, burn, medical and surgical. We have a
broad range of pediatric sub-specialists on staff. The center includes
a regional neonatal program supported by a 24 bed, Level III NICU. St.
John's projects over 3000 deliveries per year and serves a population
of over 700,000.
This opportunity offers a competitive compensation package & production
incentives. Health, dental, disability, malpractice, term life, tax-deferred
annuity plan, CME, vacation and relocation are included.
Springfield ia a fantastic place to work, live and raise a family.
There is a wealth of outdoor experiences to enjoy in the Ozarks---especially
if you like hiking and hunting in the mountains, or boating and fishing
in beautiful clear lakes. The area is a top center for higher education
in Missouri boasting 14 colleges and universities. The states second
largest university Southwest Missouri State University offers studies
in more than 40 disciplines. Education is a high priority in this city
from preschool to graduate school.
Springfield/Branson Regional Airport provides non-stop service to
360 domestic cities and 16 international cities. The state's highways
provide easy access to Kansas City, St. Louis, Tulsa and Little Rock
all within a few hours drive. The city shopping malls provide all major
department stores as well as wonderful specialty shops. Springfield's
average cost of living is refreshing low- about 8 to10 percent below
the national average.
A sophisticated medical community of over 800 physicians and a wonderful
practice in a congenial environment awaits you. For further information
contact:
Kelly Dougherty, Physician Recruitment
St. John's Regional Health Center
1235 East Cherokee Street
Springfield, MO. 65804
(877)-880-6650 toll free
(888)-290-8300 fax
cdougherty@sprg.smhs.com
Submitted directly to PedsCCM August 9, 1999
Adventist Center for Children at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
in Rockville, Maryland is recruiting for a third pediatric intensivist
for our 8 bed pediatric intensive care unit.
This is a growing pediatric program in suburban Washington D.C. Flexible
work schedules, teaching and research opportunities are available. Clinical
resposibilites include bedside care, sedation service, medical supervision
of nurse practitioners and supervising the pediatric transport team.
(see complete entry in the PedsCCM
PICU Jobs Database)
Please contact:
Christi Corriveau, MD
9901 Medical Center Drive
Rockville, MD 20850
P:(301)279-6631
F:(301)217-5390
E-mail: ccorrive@ahc.com
Submitted to the PICU list August 2, 1999
The Department of Anesthesia and Critical Care at Driscoll Children's
Hospital is seeking a fourth pediatric intensivist to join an established
department. All members of the department Is faculty of The University
of Texas Medical Branch.
The Driscoll Children's Hospital is full-service children facility
with all surgical subspecialties represented except transplantation.
We have a very busy cardiology and cardiac surgery service. It is located
in Corpus Christi on the Texas coast of the Gulf of Mexico. It is convenient
to metropolitan centers in the United States and Mexico. Numerous educational
and recreational opportunities are readily available.
The successful candidate must be board eligible or certified in pediatrics
and pediatric critical care and eligible for permanent Texas licensure.
The University of Texas is an equal opportunity employer.
Send all inquiries to:
John K. Hall, MD, FRCPC
Chairman, Department of Anesthesia
Driscoll Children's Hospital
3533 South Alameda
Corpus Christi, TX 78411
512-694-5445
512-694-5449: fax
Submitted to the PICU list August 1, 1999
Carolina Children's Critical Care, PA is recruiting for an additional
pediatric intensivist. Service is provided in an 8 bed PICU at Presbyterian
Hemby Children's Hospital in Charlotte, NC.
Interested individuals can reply to Marty Scott MD by phone (704-384-4289),
fax (704-442-9611), or e-mail (MScott2976@aol.com)
Submitted directly to PedsCCM July 23, 1999
The Children's Hospital at Albany Medical Center is seeking
a fifth pediatric intensivist for our 14 bed PICU. The unit is a mixed
medical/surgical unit and we are a Level 1 trauma center. We have an
open heart, bone marrow transplant, and sedation programs. We provide
medical coverage at a local pediatric rehabilitation facility. The full
spectrum of subspecialties are available, as is a helicopter and ambulance
transport system. Construction for brand new 17 bed PICU is to begin
in March 2000.
Albany Medical Center is located in beautiful upstate New York- about
3 hours from NYC, Boston, Cape Cod, Long Island, and Canada. For information
please contact:
Walter Edge MD or Ray Walsh MD
Dept. of Pediatrics A-88, Albany Medical Center
New Scotland Ave
Albany, NY 12208
phone: 518-262-5127
fax: 518-262-6543
email: w2edge@aol.com OR rfpwalsh@aol.com
website URL: www.amc.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM July 22, 1999
Green Bay, Wisconsin: Prevea Health System, a physician integrated
health care delivery system, in conjunction with the Medical College
of Wisconsin and St. Vincent Hospital, is seeking a second BC/BE Pediatric
Intensivist.
This is a great opportunity to join one other intensivist in developing
a new pediatric critical care service at a 457-bed tertiary care hospital.
Prevea offers a competitive salary and benefit package with relocation
assistance.
For more information contact:
Joel Ament, M.D., Medical Director or
Claudine Taub at 1-800-236-3030 or
Fax your CV to 920-431-3043
Email: jament@stvgb.org or ctaub@stvgb.org
Submitted to the PICU list July 22, 1999
Pediatric Intensivist - Florida
A Pediatric Critical Care Subspecialist is being sought to join four
existing pediatric intensivists. Intensive Care Services Associates
is a private pediatric critical and inpatient care practice which has
served the Tampa Bay area for 14 years. We are recruiting a BC/BE Pediatric
Intensivist to provide care at All Children's Hospital, a 216
bed, freestanding children's health center in St. Petersburg, which
provides quaternary level pediatric care to a population of 3+ million
along Florida's west coast.
This active clinical practice covers a 10 bed medical ICU, 15 bed
surgical ICU, 8 bed intermediate care unit and selected regular ward
patients. In addition, we direct the pediatric transport team, a nearby
pediatric rehabilitation center and an active pediatric chronic respiratory
failure unit. All pediatric medical and surgical subspecialties are
well represented. Specialty services include inhaled nitric oxide, ECMO,
CVVH, heart transplant and bone marrow transplant as well as active
cardiac, trauma and neurosurgery programs. Importantly, the mood is
collegial and friendly. The hospital and the area are growing. The critical
care service cared for 2000+ admissions in 1998 and has grown 10% annually.
St. Petersburg is still a small town at heart but has all the amenities
of a big city. Enjoy a year-round outdoor lifestyle and live in a safe,
waterfront community within 10 minutes of the hospital.
The ideal candidate will bring ECMO and cardiac intensive care expertise
as well as an interest in pediatric resident, medical student and nursing
education. Clinical appointment at the University of South Florida is
available. Candidates should be available for a July 1, 2000, start
date, or sooner.
Interested candidates should forward their CV to Mark Nichter,
MD:
Fax: 727-897-4951
Snail: Mark Nichter
Intensive Care Services Associates
Suite 370
880 Sixth Street South
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
E-mail: marknicht@aol.com
Phone: 727-892-4375
Submitted directly to PedsCCM July 20, 1999
Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children
We are seeking a BC/BE pediatric critical care physician to join an
existing group in Honolulu Hawaii. We are the State of Hawaii's only
pediatric intensive care unit and designated childrens hospital that
serves the Pacific Basin. We have a 14 bed PICU which is part of a 230
bed women and childrens hospital. The medical center is a tertiary care
referral center with a wide range of pediatric subspecialties, air and
ground transport system, the leading birthing center, and pediatric
residency program.
Please contact:
Mr. Bob Hee
1319 Punahou Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96826
phone: 808-983-8780
fax:808-983-8686
email: BobH@Kapiolani.org
Submitted directly to PedsCCM July 14, 1999
Immediate opening for a pediatric intensivist in a busy academic medical
center PICU. The Division of Pediatric Critical Care runs both the PICU
and Transitional Care Unit (TCU) at The Floating Hospital for Children
and Tufts University of Medicine. All pediatric critical care patients
at the medical center are admitted to this unit, including cardiac surgery,
invasive cardiology, transplantation (liver and kidney), as well as
all other pediatric surgical and medical subspecialties, with excellent
collaborative relationships with the subspecialty attendings and consultants.
Available technologies include high frequency oscillatory ventilation,
inhaled NO, hemo/ peritoneal dialysis, CVVH, air and ground transport.
Competitive salary and benefit package; faculty rank commensurate with
experience.
Contact:
David Polaner, MD, FAAP
Pediatric Critical Care
750 Washington St, NEMC Box 93
Boston MA 02111
phone: (617) 636-5242
fax: (617) 636-1040
email: dpolaner@es.nemc.org
web: WWW.nemc.org
Submitted to the PICU list July 13, 1999
The Childrens Medical Center of Brooklyn seeks a fourth physician,
board certified/eligible in Pediatric Critical Care, to join 3 other
pediatric intensivists in the Division of Pediatric Critical Care. The
Division also includes 4 physician's assistant positions and a Clinical
Nurse Specialist.
The Childrens Medical Center of Brooklyn provides ICU care at both
University Hospital of Brooklyn and geographically contiguous Kings
County Hospital Center which comprise one of the largest medical complexes
and the principal pediatric teaching hospitals of S.U.N.Y. Health Sciences
Center at Brooklyn (SUNY HSCB). These hospitals provide primary care
for the 600,000 residents of central Brooklyn and is a referral site
as the only medical school in the entire borough of over 2 million.
The pediatric department supervises the training of approximately 90
residents and fellows. Both the Department and the Division are in a
phase of rapid growth.
The development and success of a Division of Pediatric Critical Care
has been a high priority of the department and the institution. This
is an excellent opportunity to join a program in a major academic center
with outstanding clinical, educational and research opportunities. All
other pediatric specialties are well represented. Existing referral
programs include State of NY designated centers for pediatric cardiac
surgery, transplantation, hemodialysis and trauma, as well as a pediatric
surgery fellowship and a major asthma center.
Coverage at Kings County Hospital is currently shared with an existing
five member pediatric pulmonary division. Presently there are 15 PICU
beds and 4 IMCU beds at the 2 hospitals. A new County Hospital is under
construction and will include a new PICU. The bed complement under our
supervision is expected to expand. The Division also runs a growing
sedation program at University Hospital.
The successful candidate will receive a full-time academic appointment
in the Department of Pediatrics at SUNY HSCB. A generous guaranteed
compensation package is offered and it is expected that there will be
opportunities to supplement income further through professional billing
as the program develops. Brooklyn contains a variety of excellent residential
neighborhoods and is close enough to live in Manhattan or on Long Island.
Interested parties should contact: Gilbert M. Goldman, M.D., Department
of Pediatrics SUNY HSCB, Box 49, 450 Clarkson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11203
or call (718) 270-1908. E-mail may be directed to gmgoldman@aol.com.
Submitted directly to PedsCCM July 6, 1999
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR: Excellent opportunity to join a thriving
five intensivist Pediatric Critical Care Section at the University
of Arizona. Responsibilities include patient care, research, and
teaching. Candidates must be Board Eligible/Certified in Pediatric Critical
Care Medicine. Tenure or clinical track. Rank based on experience. 75%
protected time can be guaranteed for research-oriented tenure track
position. Excellent core biomedical and molecular biology research facilities
at the Steele Memorial Children's Research Center. Reference Job #995663
(tenure track) or Job #995662 (clinical track) and send resume to AHSC
Human Resources, 1501 N. Campbell #2233, PO Box 245010, Tucson, AZ 85724-5010.
520-626-5485; e-mail: rberg@peds.arizona.edu.
Review of applications will start 8/15/99 and continue until position
is filled. The University of Arizona is an AA/EEO employer - M/W/D/V.
Submitted directly to PedsCCM June 9, 1999
Pediatric Inpatient and Critical Care Services
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
The Pediatric Critical Care Service (PCCS) at Cape Fear Valley Medical
Center (CFVMC) in Fayetteville, North Carolina is recruiting a BC/BE
pediatrician to assist in the further development of its clinical programs.
The PCCS is currently staffed by two pediatric critical care specialists.
The Pediatric Special Care Unit (PSCU) is a newly developed unit that
serves as an acute medical, surgical, and trauma unit for the pediatric
department.
CFVMC is a 696-bed regional medical center that serves the ever-growing
needs of residents of Fayetteville, Cumberland County and southeastern
North Carolina. The Center includes the Regional Neonatal Program supported
by a 44-bed, level III NICU. The Family Birth Center delivers 4,500
infants annually. The 28-bed Pediatric Unit meets the needs of the general
pediatric population. The Pediatric Track of the emergency department
is staffed by pediatric specialists and provides care to children with
emergency care needs. The 8-bed PSCU was established in the fall of
1998 to meet the critical care needs of the growing pediatric program.
This opportunity places strong emphasis on clinical services and program
development. A background in pediatric critical care is strongly preferred.
Responsibilities will include clinical coverage of the PCCS, which includes
some general inpatient unit care, participation in program development,
and teaching and supervision of family practice residents. Coverage
will be shared with other members of the Service. Academic appointments
are optional, and outcomes research activities are encouraged. Compensation
includes salary, personally selected benefits, malpractice insurance,
and relocation assistance.
Fayetteville is a growing city, blending its rich history and southern
charm with a modern cosmopolitan flavor. The city is situated in the
coastal plain and Sandhills section of North Carolina, sixty miles south
of Raleigh, the state capitol. It is known for its mild winters, with
an average temperature of 63 degrees. The population of the metropolitan
region is over 300,000 and is steadily growing. Fayetteville offers
arts, entertainment, festivals, college and professional sports, educational
opportunities, historic sites, more than 300 churches, and numerous
premier golf courses. Fort Bragg, the nation's largest army installation,
is immediately adjacent to the city. Fayetteville is located on Interstate-95,
a major north-south corridor to metropolitan centers such as Washington,
DC. State highways also link it to some of the most beautiful beaches
along the southeast coast and to breathtaking mountain views in the
west.
Further information and inquiries regarding this opportunity can be
directed to:
Lib Whittington
Physician Recruitment
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center
1638 Owen Drive, Box 2000
Fayetteville, NC 28302-2000
Phone: (800) 948-1579
Fax: (910) 609-7098
Submitted directly to PedsCCM June 8, 1999
The Section of Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine, Department of
Pediatrics, University of Nebraska College of Medicine, is seeking a
BE/BC pediatric intensivist for the PICU at the University of Nebraska
Medical Center (UNMC). The intensivist will join 3 pulmonologists
presently responsible for the PICU, which is a newly remodeled 8-bed
unit with an additional 6-bed intermediate care unit. UNMC is a designated
trauma center and has active bone marrow and solid organ transplantation
programs with national and international referrals.
Please address inquiries to: John L. Colombo, M.D., Pediatric Pulmonology
and Critical Care Medicine, at 985190 Nebraska Medical Center, UNMC,
Omaha, NE 68198-5190, or phone: (402)559-6275, or email: jcolombo@unmc.edu.
Submitted to the PICU list June 6, 1999
Childrens Hospital Los Angeles
Critical Care Medicine
Fellowship Director
We are currently recruiting a Fellowship Director. Critical Care Medicine
@ CHLA is responsible for two ICUs: a general medical and surgical 20
bed unit and a 15 bed Cardiothoracic ICU that jointly admit over 2000
children a year. The fellowship program consists of 7 full time fellows
involved in a busy clinical service, clinical and basic science research.
The ideal candidate should have a strong interest and aptitude in
research and education, as well as academic critical care experience.
The successful faculty candidate would be considered at the Assistant
or Associate Professor level in either the clinical or tenure tract
depending on experience and qualifications. Boards in Pediatrics and
Critical Care are required. Additional board certification is welcome.
Located in Hollywood, CHLA is affiliated with the University of Southern
California and clinically and academically integrated into the University
and Medical School. Excellent research support is available both collegially
and by resource support. CHLA is consistently recognized as the outstanding
children's hospital in the West and has a strong research orientation.
Critical Care Medicine is a central focus of CHLA. Interested candidates
should write or e-mail:
Randall C. Wetzel
The Anne O'M Wilson Professor of Critical Care Medicine
Childrens Hospital Los Angeles
USC School of Medicine
4650 Sunset Blvd., MS#12
Los Angeles, California 90027-6062
e-mail:rwetzel@chla.usc.edu
telephone: 323-669-2557
'fax: 323-664-0728
Submitted directly to PedsCCM June 4, 1999
The Division of Pediatric Critical Care at the Children's Medical
Center at the State University of New York at Stony Brook is seeking
a third, full time, BE/BC Pediatric Intensivist. Stony Brook is a pleasant
suburban community about 50 miles east of New York City. University
Hospital is a 500 bed tertiary care hospital serving Suffolk County,
with a referral population of 1.5 million. The Department of Pediatrics
is an academic department with a full complement of subspecialists and
a fully accredited residency program. The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
is a 10 bed multidisciplinary unit with 4 additional stepdown beds.
Faculty may enter at the Assistant Professor or Associate Professor
level as appropriate. Stony Brook is an equal opportunity employer.
Interested candidates should send a letter of inquiry and a CV to
Margaret M. Parker, MD
Department of Pediatrics
SUNY at Stony Brook
Stony Brook, NY 11794-8111
Telephone: 516-444-2725
Fax: 516-444-2894
E-mail: mparker@mail.som.sunysb.edu
Submitted to the PICU list May 13, 1999
The Section of Critical Care Medicine, Department of Pediatrics Baylor
College of Medicine is announcing an incremental position for an
eighth full-time Critical Care faculty member. The Section is an ACGME-accredited
fellowship training program with six to seven clinical fellows positions,
and one to two additional research fellow positions. The Section's main
clinical activity is at Texas Children's Hospital, with 465 beds, the
largest pediatric hospital in the United States. In March of 2001, Texas
Children's Hospital will complete a $340M expansion. The Section has
on-going funded research in the areas of leukocyte and inflammation,
health services, and bedside metabolic assessment. The Section, the
Department of Pediatrics, and the College, all have excellent track
records of financial and collaborative support for faculty new to Baylor.
Interested individuals should use the information below to contact:
Larry S. Jefferson, M.D.
Head, Section of Critical Care Medicine
Department of Pediatrics
Baylor College of Medicine
Chief, Intensive Care Service,
Texas Children's Hospital
6621 Fannin, MC 2-3450
Houston, Texas 77030
Ph: 713/770-6232
Page: 713/770-2099
Fax: 713/770-6229
Internet: larryj@bcm.tmc.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM May 11, 1999 (updated May 26, 1999)
King Fahad National Guard Hospital / Pediatric Intensive Care
Unit is looking for a third Intensivist. We have a multidiceplinary
state of the art 10 bed unit. We have 340 addmission a year. Our cases
are divided between clinical and surgical roughly 50% each. We have
an active kidney and liver transplant service. Furthermore, our center
is a well recognozed truma center. KFNGH is credentialed by the jiont
commission.
For more information please contact Dr. Abu-Taleb at the following
E-Mail address: draabutaleb@hotmail.com
You can contact us also through the following address:
Dr. A. Abu-Taleb
Director of the PICU
Pediatric Department - Mail Code 1510
Division PICU
King Fahad National Guard Hospital
P.O.Box 22490
Riyadh 11426
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Tel: +966-1-2520088 Ext. 1630
Fax: +966-1-2520140
Submitted directly to PedsCCM May 10, 1999; updated August 31, 1999
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma College
of Medicine is seeking a third pediatric intensivist for a full
time position in the Pediatric Critical Care Section at the assistant
or associate professor level. Clinical Services are provided at the
Children's Hospital of Oklahoma in a 16-bed multidisciplinary Pediatric
Intensive Care Unit with over 800 admissions annually. A 12-bed multidisciplinary
Intermediate Care Unit is currently being developed in existing facilities
adjacent to the Pediatric ICU.
Responsibilities include patient care, supervision and teaching of
house staff in pediatrics and medicine-pediatrics as well as medical
students and clinical research. The Department of Pediatrics and the
Critical Care Section are particularly interested in candidates with
interest and experience in the development of clinical trials.
The critical care section seeks to initiate a research presence and
has the support and encouragement of the Department of Pediatrics and
the College of Medicine. It is the intent of the section to provide
adequate protected time for scholarly activity and the Department of
Pediatrics is committed to providing start-up funds, seed grants and
laboratory space to a qualified candidate. The Department of Pediatrics
enjoys the generous support of the Children's Medical Research Institute,
an organization that has provided seven two-million dollar endowed chairs
to the department over the last 9 years. This organization, as well
as the Presbyterian Health Foundation, have been avid supporters of
research and the development of the Department of Pediatrics.
Tenure, non-tenure and clinical track appointments are available.
Academic rank and salary will be commensurate with experience and training.
Candidates must be BC/BE in pediatric critical care medicine and eligible
for a permanent Oklahoma State Medical License.
Interested candidates are invited to contact:
Morris Gessouroun, MD
Chief, Pediatric Critical Care Section
Children's Hospital of Oklahoma
940 NE 13th St; Room 6115
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
telephone: (405) 271-5211
fax: (405) 271-2945
email: mo-gessouroun@ouhsc.edu
The University of Oklahoma is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer and Educator.
Submitted to the PICU list May 4, 1999
The Department of Pediatrics, Columbia University, seeks a
BC/BE Critical Care physician for a full-time faculty position at the
Assistant/Associate Professor level. Research experience preferred.
The applicant will join the newly formed Division of Critical Care Medicine
and attend in the recently expanded 27 bed PICU at Babies and Children's
Hospital of New York.
Please reply to Dr. Charles L. Schleien, BHS-104, 630 West 168th Street,
New York, N.Y. 10032 or by email (cs600@columbia.edu).
Columbia University takes affirmative action toward equal employment
opportunity and is particularly interested in applications from women
and minorities.
Submitted to the PICU list April 27, 1999
Position available July 1999 for BE/BC Pediatric Intensivist at Shriners
Hospital for Children, Chicago Hospital. The PICU is a six bed unit
serving post-surgical patients for orthopedic, neurosurgical, and plastic
procedures. Also serves as one of three Spinal Cord Injury programs
in the Shriner system. Individual would be medical director of patient
care in PICU and on committees as warranted. Affiliations with all children
hospitals in the Chicago area. Research projects available. Excellent
benefits and incentives.
Please make all inquiries to Lawrence C. Vogel M.D., Chief of Pediatrics,
Shriners Hospital for Children, 2211 N. Oak Park Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
60707. Phone:1-773-385-5528. E-mail: LCVogel@earthlink.net.
Website: http://shriners.com.
Submitted to the PICU list April 26, 1999
Saint Louis University is seeking a pediatric intensivist at Saint
Louis University Health Sciences Center located at Cardinal Glennon
Children's Hospital. A 19-bed PICU supports cardiovascular surgery,
level 1 trauma center, transplantation, regional poison control center,
and advanced respiratory care. The accepted candidate will be an active
participant in the Health Science Center's mission of exceptional health
care, education/training, and research.
Please send curriculum vitae to : Robert Lynch, MD, PhD, Professor
of Pediatrics, Saint Louis University, Department of Pediatrics, 1465
South Grand, St. Louis, MO 63104.
Saint Louis University is an AA/ EOE and encourages nominations of
and applications of women and minorities.
Submitted to the PICU list March 31, 1999
PEDIATRIC INTENSIVIST / HOSPITALIST
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Opening available for a Pediatric Intensivist in Southern California.
Large group provides critical care, pediatric pulmonary, and pediatric
services to multiple hospitals in Los Angeles and Orange Counties. Affiliated
with University of California, Irvine. Research opportunities available.
Candidates must be BC/BE in Pediatric Critical Care and interested in
inpatient pediatric services.
Reply with C.V. and contact information to:
James Dugan, M.D.
714 - 966 - 7253
FAX 714 - 966 - 3354
Submitted to the PICU list March 30, 1999
Hillcrest Medical Center (HMC) in Tulsa, Oklahoma is seeking
a second BC/BE Pediatric Intensivist to staff a 6 bed PICU. The PICU
was opened last year and it is in its second year. HMC is the tertiary
center for the Hillcrest Healthcare System which has about 20 community
hospitals and clinics plus over 500 physicians in Northeastern Oklahoma.
Clinical faculty appointment is available through OU College of Medicine-Tulsa.
This is a hospital based and supported position. HMC offers a very competitive
compensation package and moving allowance. If you need more information,
please contact me privately.
Maher Eldadah, MD, MBA
Medical Director
tel. 918-579-1177
fax 918-579-1172
e-mail: meldadah@aol.com
Submitted to the PICU list March 19, 1999
The Department of Pediatrics at North Shore University Hospital
of the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System is seeking a fourth
pediatric intesivitst for a full time position in the Division of Pediatric
Critical Care Medicine. The 15-bed multidisciplinary Pediatric Intensive
Care Unit has over 900 admissions annualy with an active cardiovascular
surgery program.
Responsibilities include patient care, supervision and teaching of
50+ member house staff and medical students, and clinical research.
An academic appointment at The New York University School of Medicine
will be given commensurate with experience. Flexible working hours will
be required as well as BC/BE in pediatric critical care medicine and
elligibility for a New York State Medicial License.
The position will be available as of June 1, 1999.
Plase send a copy of your current C.V. and direct any inquiries
to:
Robert A. Boxer, M.D.
Chief, Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
North Shore University Hospital
300 Community Drive
Manhasset, New York 11030
telephone: (516)- 562-2542
fax: (516)-562-4090
email: rboxer@nshs.edu
Submitted directly to PedsCCM March 16, 1999
The Division of Pediatric Critical Care at the Joe Dimaggio Children's
Hospital is seeking a fifth Pediatric Intensivist. This is a patient
care focused service in a group practice. A 16 bed PICU will expand
to a 22 bed state of the art unit scheduled to begin construction this
year. Candidate must be BE/BC in Pediatric Critical Care. The service
includes a Pediatric Transport Team, Pediatric Sedation Service, Pediatric
Nitric Oxide and ECMO Program and a Pediatric Hospitalist Service. South
Florida offers an incomparable lifestyle to those who can appreciate
warm weather, beaches, sport teams, theatre and music. Interested candidates
should send their curriculum vitae and three references to:
Yvonne Rutherford,MD
Medical Director Ped Crit Care
140 Royal Palm Court,
Plantation,Florida 33317
(954) 584-4275 phone and fax
(954) 409-2057 pager
Submitted directly to PedsCCM March 16, 1999
The Division of Critical Care Medicine in the Department of Pediatrics
at SUNY Health Science Center, Syracuse is recruiting a fourth
pediatric intensivist at the assistant or associate professor level.
We are seeking candidates with strong clinical and teaching skills,
who will make scholarly contributions in critical care medicine. Candidates
must be BC/BE, and eligible for a New York State medical license.
Patient care responsibilities include supervision of 21 critical care
beds (ICU and Intermediate Units) which admit more than 1000 patients
annually. The position also includes a limited responsibility for supervision
of a general pediatric ward. An opportunity is available for the interested
candidate to assume a leadership role in "hospitalist" activities.
Teaching responsibilities include pediatric and emergency medicine
residents as well as anesthesia-critical care fellows in the PICU. In
addition, we provide regional continuing professional education in pediatric
acute care medicine.
Pediatrics at the SUNY Health Science Center is the only tertiary
pediatric program for a 2 million population referral area of Central
New York. Patients include equal numbers from medical and surgical services,
with an excellent pediatric cardiac surgery program, pediatric general
surgery specialists, level I trauma center designation, a full spectrum
of medical subspecialists, and an interhospital transport service. The
critical care division includes three board certified intensivists and
a nurse practitioner who coordinates discharge planning.
We invite interested candidates to send a CV and a letter of interest,
or call:
Bob Kanter, M.D.
Director, Division of Critical Care Medicine
Vice Chairman for Clinical Affairs
Department of Pediatrics
SUNY Health Science Center
750 E. Adams St
Syracuse, New York 13210
315-464-7611
Submitted to the PICU list March 15, 1999
Pediatric Intensivist
University of Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey (UMDNJ)
Contact: Dr. Franklin Desposito, chair
Dept Pediatrics
973-972-5276
Submitted to the PICU list March 15, 1999
The Program in Critical Care Medicine and the Department of Paediatrics
at the University of Western Ontario are seeking a fourth Paediatric
Intensivist. The Paediatric Critical Care Unit is a regional facility
serving all of southwestern Ontario and parts of northern Ontario admitting
over 600 infants and children annually, with single and multi-system
dysfunction and failure. The Paediatric Critical Care Program is certified
by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada for training
in Paediatric Critical Care. The ideal candidate will have a medical
degree and have completed a Paediatric Critical Care Residency Program
approved by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
The successful candidate will also hold specialty certification in either
Paediatrics, Anaesthesia, Paediatric Surgery or Emergency Medicine.
Preference will be given to candidates with certification in Paediatric
Anaesthesia or Paediatric Pulmonology. In accordance with Canadian Immigration
requirements, priority will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent
residents of Canada. Interested applicants should send their curriculum
vitae to:
Dr. Ram Singh
Chair, Program in Paediatric Critical Care Medicine
University of Western Ontario
c/o Children's Hospital of Western Ontario
800 Commissioners Rd. E.
London, ON N6C 2V5
Telephone: (519)685-8386
Fax: (519)685-8156
or
Dr. T. Frewen
Chair, Department of Paediatrics - University of Western Ontario
Paediatrician and Chief, Paediatrics - Children's Hospital of Western
Ontario/London Health Sciences Centre
800 Commissioners Rd. E.
London, ON N6C 2V5
Telephone: (519)685-8377
Fax: (519)685-8551
Submitted to the PICU list March 8, 1999
Big, busy, and still growing, the Division of Pediatric Critical Care/Pulmonary
Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin is seeking a 14th
FTE BE/BC Pediatric Intensivist. The 24 bed PICU and the 32 bed cardiopulmonary/intermediate
ICU are multidisciplinary units located in the 220 bed Children's Hospital
of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. This is a clinically, academically, and administratively
busy and productive program with an active pediatric critical care fellowship
training program. Relationships with surgical and non-surgical subspecialist
colleagues are excellent, contributing to many of the program's strengths.
Particular strengths of the program lie in the areas of postgraduate
education, perioperative care of the cardiovascular surgery patient,
management of respiratory failure, pulmonary vascular physiology research,
and epidemiology research in pediatric critical care.
We are fortunate to have the full support of visionary leadership
in both the Medical College of Wisconsin and the Children's Hospital
of Wisconsin.
Candidates are encouraged to apply, if they have had training or experience
_in_addition_to_ pediatric residency plus three years of fellowship,
to enter at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. To apply, send
a letter of inquiry and CV to:
Tom B. Rice, MD or Carl G.M. Weigle, MD
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin MS 681
PO Box 1997
Milwaukee WI 53201
or by e-mail to Carl Weigle at cweigle@mcw.edu
The Medical College of Wisconsin is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action (M/F/D/V) Employer
Submitted to the PICU list March 3, 1999
The Department of Pediatrics - New York Medical College has
an immediate opening for a BC/BE Pediatric Intensivist to join the Division
of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine based at the Westchester Medical
Center - Children's Hospital. The Pediatric Critical Care Medicine service
is responsible for a 14 bed multi-disciplinary unit that provides care
for approximately 825 admissions per year in a fully accredited pediatric
residency training program. Ground breaking for a free standing Children's
Hospital will take place in the summer 1999 with plans to expand to
an 18 bed PICU. The clinical program is broad based and provides exposure
to all aspects of critical illness, including trauma, post-op cardiac
care, the use of iNO and other novel therapeutic modalities. All pediatric
medical and surgical sub- specialties are represented. The Children's
Hospital is served by the highly regarded STAT Flight program based
at Westchester Medical Center. The Department of Pediatrics and the
Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine offers a supportive environment
for clinical and basic research, including opportunities for interdisciplinary
collaboration. Academic rank and salary commensurate with experience
and training.
Interested applicants mail or fax CV's to:
Carey S. Goltzman, MD
Chief, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
New York Medical College
Munger Pavilion - Room 508
Valhalla, New York 10595
OR
FAX: (914) 493-1281
Office: (914) 493-7513
New York Medical College is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer
and educator.
Submitted to the PICU list February 26, 1999
The Department of Pediatrics at the University New Mexico Medical
Center is seeking a Pediatric Intensivist at the Assistant or Associate
Level. Candidate must be BC/BE Pediatric Critical Care, authorized to
work in the U.S., and be eligible for licensure in New Mexico. The position
includes patient care responsibilities in a 12 bed multi-disciplinary
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and a 16 bed Pediatric Subacute Unit.
Salary and rank will be commensurate with training and experience. For
best consideration, applications must be received by April 23, 1999.
A complete application (letter of interest, CVs, and 3 references
with phone numbers) should be send to Robert Katz, M.D., Chair Department
of Pediatrics, University of New Mexico, ACC 3rd Floor 2211 Lomas Blvd.
NE, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87106. (505) 272-4842, FAX: (505) 272 6845,
Email: Rkatz@salud.unm.edu.
The University of New Mexico is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer and Educator.
Submitted directly to PedsCCM February 25, 1999
Saint Peter's University Hospital (SPUH) a teaching hospital,
has an immediate opening for two board certified or board eligible Pediatric
Intensivist or Pulmonologist to help staff an existing four bed unit.
SPUH is in the midst of a large expansion phase and subspecialty needs
are growing rapidly. We have a broad range of pediatric medical and
surgical sub-specialists on staff. SPUH is a state designated children's
hospital providing dynamic pediatric services which includes: 6500 births,
55 bed state-of-the art NICU, 24 bed Pediatric Floor, community based
general pediatric ambulatory services and a new Pediatric ER. This is
a sophisticated medical community and a great place to live. The city
offers all the amenities, a major university, excellent shopping and
great schools.
Interested candidates are invited to contact:
Siva Prasad Jonna, MD
Director PECU
Saint Peter's University Hospital
254 Easton Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Tel 732-745-8600 ext. 8152
Fax 732-745-8725
Email: sjonna@stpetersmc.com
Submitted directly to PedsCCM February 19, 1999
St.John's Regional Health Center is actively recruiting for
a Pediatric Intensivist to join their well established group practice.
The 8 bed PICU is part of a 886 bed facility offering care in trauma,
burn, medical and surgical. The hospital is considered one of the nation's
top 100. The group is offering a very competitive compensation package
plus incentive bonus. In addition health, life, disabilty, mal-practice
insurance, vacation,CME, relocation and more.
This is a sophisticated medical community and a great place to live.
The city offers all the amenities, a major university, excellent shopping,
and great schools. If you are searching for a practice that provides
quality care to their patients and a community that is safe and economically
strong please call.
Contact:
Kelly Dougherty
Hitchens & Foster Medical Group
One Pines Court
St. Louis, MO. 63141
(888)-664-9300 toll free
(314)-453-9530 fax
hfmedica@inlink.com
Submitted to the PICU list February 14, 1999
Pediatric Intensivist position is available immediately in Long Island
New York. Excellent remuneration. Excellent opportunity for basic and
clinical research, on site. Candidates should be BC/BE in Pediatric
critical care or pediatric pulmonology or pediatric cardiology. Proximity
to New York city. If interested please contact:
Dr P Narula
Director PICU
Winthrop-University Hospital
Long Island
Mineola, New York 11501
Phone: 516-663-2288
Fax: 516-663-8955
Submitted directly to PedsCCM February 4, 1999
The University of South Alabama (USA) is seeking additional
BC/BE pediatric intensivists to share responsibilities for patient management
and teaching. Academic rank and salary are commensurate with experience
and training.. The 8 bed PICU, located in a 160 bed Children's and Women's
Hospital, handles medical, surgical, trauma and burn patients. The gulf
coast area of Alabama provides a variety of recreational opportunities
and a great quality of life. Interested candidates should contact: Franklin
Trimm, MD, Department of Pediatrics, 1504 Springhill Ave, Rm 5330, Mobile,
AL 36604-3273. Phone: (334) 434-3961, FAX: (334) 434-3980. USA is an
EOE.
Submitted directly to PedsCCM February 2, 1999
Department of Pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison
Medical School
Three positions in Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison
Medical School has several positions (1tenure track, 2 clinical track)
available in the Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine. This
Division has a long history of excellence in clinical care, teaching,
research and outreach. The pediatric intensive care unit is a 12-bed
medical/surgical unit with an active helicopter transport program and
supports a Level I trauma center. A new 10,000 square foot state-of-the-art
PICU will be built in 1999. The Division also directs an active Pediatric
Sedation Program. The University of Wisconsin and the University of
Wisconsin Children's Hospital are located on the banks of Lake Mendota
in Madison, Wisconsin, the most livable city in the United States, reaffirmed
by a Money magazine survey this year.
If interested in any of the positions described below, please send
a cover letter and CV to David Allen, M.D., Professor, Dept. of Pediatrics,
H4/448 CSC, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53792-4108. Fax: (608)
263-0440 or call (608) 263-5835.
Unless confidentiality is requested in writing, information regarding
the applicants must be released upon request. Finalists cannot be guaranteed
confidentiality. The University of Wisconsin is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action employer. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.
Clinician
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Medical School is seeking a board certified/eligible Pediatric Intensivist
to join the Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine at the Assistant
or Associate Professor level in the clinical track. Expectations include
major responsibility in patient care and resident/fellow education in
the University of Wisconsin Children's Hospital's 12-bed PICU and Pediatric
Sedation Program. An interest in clinical research is desirable. Please
submit cover letter and CV by June 30, 1999.
PICU Clinical Director
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Medical School is seeking a board certified Pediatric Intensivist to
join the Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine at the Associate
Professor level in the clinical track. A mid-level physician with an
outstanding record in clinical critical care medicine is sought to serve
as Director of the University of Wisconsin Children's Hospital's 12-bed
PICU. Additional responsibilities will include teaching, further development
of the PICU clinical program and working closely with other health professionals.
Clinical research opportunities are available. Please submit cover letter
and CV by June 30,1999.
Researcher
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Medical School is seeking a board certified/eligible Pediatric Intensivist
to join the Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine at the Assistant
or Associate Professor level in the tenure track. Expectations include
the development of a productive, extramurally funded, laboratory-based
research program. This will be supported with protected research time,
dedicated laboratory space, and a financial start-up package. Responsibilities
will also include teaching and patient care in the University of Wisconsin
Children's Hospital's 12-bed PICU and Pediatric Sedation Program. Please
submit cover letter and CV by June 30, 1999.
Re-submitted directly to PedsCCM January 15, 1999
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas
is seeking one additional individual who will be primarily dedicated
to pediatric cardiothoracic intensive care. Candidates should be BE/BC
in pediatric cardiology or pediatric critical care or anesthesia critical
care, with documented training and/or expertise in post-operative CT
management. UT Southwestern is an equal opportunity employer.
Please contact :
Brett Giroir, MD
Chief, PCCM
UT Southwestern Medical Center
5323 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas, TX 75235-9063
Phone: 214-648-8552
email: bgiroi@mednet.swmed.edu
Submitted to the PICU list January 13, 1999
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO, has an opening for
one faculty member in the Division of Pediatric Critical Care at the
Assistant Clinical Professor level. Candidates must be Board Certified
in Pediatrics and Board Certified/Board Eligible in Critical Care. Position
requires a commitment to teaching, clinical care, and a strong interest/skill
in laboratory or clinical investigation. This faculty member will join
a three person division and participate in the care of patients in a
8-bed PICU and 6-bed IMU. Salary commensurate with University of California
policy. All applications received by April 1, 1999 or thereafter until
position is filled, will receive full consideration.
Candidates should send a curriculum vitae and a list of three references
to:
Chester Randle, M.D., Chief
Division of Critical Care 8453
Department of Pediatrics
UCSD Medical Center
200 West Arbor Drive
San Diego, CA 92103
Office 619/543-3878
FAX 619/543-3708
Submitted to the PICU list January 12, 1999
The Division of Critical Care Medicine at Schneider Children's
Hospital in New Hyde Park, NY, is seeking a 4th attending. The PICU
has 16 beds with active cardiothoracic and ECMO programs. An accredited
fellowship program with 5 critical care fellows is also in place. The
successful candidate will be expected to engage in research, teach residents
and fellows and seek an academic rank with Albert Einstein College of
Medicine.
Please contact:
Mayer Sagy, MD., Chief
Critical Care Medicine
Schneider Children's Hospital
New Hyde Park, NY 11040
Tel: 718-470-3330
Fax: 718-470-0159
e-mail: sagy@lij.edu
Submitted to the PICU list January 11, 1999
The Department of Pediatrics at the University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center is seeking an individual at an Assistant Professor
to Professor academic rank to direct the clinical critical care program
at Children's Medial Center Dallas. The multidisciplinary PICU is currently
36 beds, with plans for expansion, and admits approximately 2300 patients
per year. The program is committed to clinical and academic excellence,
and provides outstanding infrastructure for clinical research, including
an ICU information system and full time clinical research coordinators.
The desired candidate should have a proven record of excellence in patient
care and teaching, and a strong commitment to clinical investigation
evidenced by peer-reviewed publications.
Applicants are requested to submit a cover letter with a summary of
professional goals and a curriculum vitae to:
Brett P. Giroir, MD
Director, Division of Critical Care Medicine
Department of Pediatrics
UT Southwestern Medical Center
5323 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75235-9063
Fax: 214-648-8617
UTSW is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Submitted directly to PedsCCM January 4, 1999
NYU Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital, are seeking two Pediatric
Intensivists for full-time academic positions in the newly created Critical
Care Program in the Department of Pediatrics. Responsibilities include
clinical care in a combined 12 bed pediatric ICU, teaching, research,
and development of a conscious sedation program. The positions have
an anticipated starting date of July 1, 1999. One position will be as
Director of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit At Bellevue Hospital.
Academic rank and salary will be commensurate with qualifications and
experience.
The division consists of 4 faculty members . Required qualifications:
MD degree, Pediatric Critical Care board eligible/certified and eligibility
for a New York medical license. Experience in cardiac post-op management
is desirable.
Planning for an approved redesign and expansion of the PICU at the
NYU Medical Center is currently underway. The NYU Medical Center and
Bellevue Hospital are equal opportunity employers. Please contact or
send CV to:
Marcelo Auslender, MD
Clinical Director, Pediatric Critical care
Pediatric Cardiology
530 First Avenue, Suite 9V
New York, NY 10016
Phone (212) 263-5940, Fax (212) 263-5808
marcelo.auslender@med.nyu.edu
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