The University of Maryland School of Medicine, Division of Neonatology is a rapidly growing academically oriented division. We are currently seeking an assistant/associate faculty position for our level IV NICU in University of Maryland Medical Center. In addition to the main campus level IV NICU, coverage includes two level III regional NICUs with 15-26 beds.

As the oldest public medical school in the United States, the University of Maryland School of Medicine has an established tradition of outstanding clinical care, education, and research. The Department of Neonatology is deeply committed to promoting children's health in the community and across the state, while supporting innovative clinical programs and expanding research initiative through University of Maryland Institute for Clinical & Translational Research (ICTR).

Create your future in a healthcare and academic setting and become part of something greater by applying your experience, input, and leadership as a clinician and healthcare expert. With our goal of improving quality of care this is an outstanding opportunity to join an excellent institution, team and healthcare system.

Position Highlights:

• The candidate will have a faculty appointment in the Department of Pediatrics of the University of Maryland School of Medicine at the academic level commensurate with experience.
• An essential component of the position will be the education of our departmental residents and NICU fellows.
• The successful candidate should be BC/BE, with excellent teaching and clinical skills. In addition to clinical duties, neonatologists have an opportunity to participate in clinical and translational research and quality improvement projects.
• Collaborative working environment and opportunity to partner with local Community Physicians
• 24/7 in-house advanced practice providers
• The largest NICU High-risk Follow Up Program in the state of Maryland Center for Advanced Fetal Care (CAFC) for medically complex fetus and mother.
• The Maryland Regional Neonatal Transport Program (MRNTP) services that provides ambulance and helicopter transportation from more than 30 hospitals in the region for critically ill infants.
• Substance use in pregnancy (SUP) center of excellence and translational research
• H1B visa sponsorship supported