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| California |
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Bram
Bernstein
Phone: 323/669-2119
e-mail: bbernstein@chla.usc.edu |
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Children's Hospital Los Angeles is looking for a full time Pediatric
Rheumatologist at the Assistant or Associate Professor of Clinical
Pediatrics level. The job would include approx. 50% clinical care,
20% teaching, and 30% research (these portions are negotiable).
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| District of Columbia |
| Denice Cora-Bramble, MD,
MBA
Executive Director
Goldberg Center
for Community Pediatric Health
Children's National Medical Center
111 Michigan Avenue,
N.W.
Washington, D.C.
20010
e-mail: dcorabra@cnmc.org |
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Children's
National Medical Center
is actively recruiting for the position of Chief of the Pediatric
Rheumatology Division. The Division Chief provides leadership
of all clinical, research, education and advocacy activities of
the Pediatric Rheumatology Division. Candidates should be board
certified and eligible for academic appointment at the Associate
Professor or Professor level at George Washington University.
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| Florida |
| Rafael
F. Rivas-Chacon
3100 SW 62nd Avenue Cottage #3 Miami,
FL 33155-3009
Phone: 305/663-8505
Fax: 305/663-6878
e-mail: rivaschacon@pol.net
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Miami
Children's Hospital Division of Rheumatology is recruiting a pediatric
or adult/pediatric Rheumatologist. We see approximately about
100 patients per week and participate in collaborative clinical
studies and clinical trials. This is a position in a private growing
practice, although there is an affiliation with the University of Miami. Highly competitive salary. |
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Melissa E. Elder,
MD, PhD
Associate Professor and Chief
Division of Immunology, Rheumatology, and Infectious Diseases
Department of Pediatrics
University of Florida
Phone: 352/392-2961
e-mail: elderme@peds.ufl.edu |
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I
would like to recruit another board-certified/eligible pediatric
rheumatologist to join me at the University
of Florida in Gainesville.
There are many opportunities for collaborative, clinical, or translational
research and a large number of diverse and interesting patients.
Please e-mail or call. |
| Georgia |
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Emory University
and Children's Hospital
of Atlanta
Please direct C.V.s and inquiries:
Larry Vogler, MD
Director, Division of Rheumatology and Immunology
2040 Ridgewood Dr.
Atlanta, GA
30322
Phone: 404/727-4406
Fax: 404/727-3757
e-mail: larry_vogler@oz.ped.emory.edu |
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The Division
of Rheumatology and Immunology in the Department of Pediatrics
at Emory University is seeking two faculty positions.
We have recently received an award for research involving basic
mechanisms in the pathogenesis of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.
We have an opening for an individual at the MD, PhD, or MD, PhD
level to engage in this study in close collaboration with other
immunologists in our institution. In addition, we are seeking
an individual to share in the provision of clinical care in the
Pediatric Rheumatology and Immunology Division. This position
will also entail teaching responsibilities and research opportunities
in the clinical arena or through collaboration with ongoing basic
science programs within the Department of Pediatrics, other departments
in the Emory University School of Medicine or at the CDC, which
is adjacent to the Emory
University
campus.
Atlanta is an inviting and thriving metropolitan
city with a growing population of children and adolescents with
diseases requiring rheumatological,
immunological and other pediatric subspecialty expertise. The
city has three children's hospitals: Children's Hospital
of Atlanta* Egleston, Children's
Hospital
of Atlanta*
Scottish Rite, and Hughes Spalding Children's Hospital, all served
in part by our faculty. Emory and the Department of Pediatrics
is expanding its research initiatives and the positions listed
above will provide an excellent opportunity for energetic young
faculty members interested in joining us at the inception of this
exciting phase of academic growth.
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| Kentucky |
| Richard
Mier, MD
Director of Pediatric
Services
Shriners
Hospital
1900 Richmond Road
Lexington, KY
40502
Phone: 859/268-5629
Fax: 859/268-5636
e-mail: rmier@shrinenet.org |
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The
Department of Pediatrics of the University
of Kentucky and Shriners Hospital for Children (Lexington) are recruiting a pediatric rheumatologist
for a tenure-track position at the assistant or associate professor
level available 7/1/05. Responsibilities include the outpatient
and inpatient care of children with rheumatologic disease and
the education of students and residents in musculoskeletal disease.
The position includes a supportive platform for clinical or basic
science research. The opportunity to obtain an MPH at the College
of Public Health of the University of Kentucky
is also available.
The University
of Kentucky Department of Pediatrics is a thriving and newly-energized
Department. The new dean of the medical school is a pediatrician
and actively supportive of the Department. Shriners Hospital
provides services without charge for children with musculoskeletal
diseases and attracts patients from a catchment
area of 6 states. It's a great place to practice and do clinical
or epidemiologic research. Lexington
is a lovely and progressive small city of 300,000 people, 80 minutes
by car from Cincinnati, with clean
air, good schools and an active arts community.
Remuneration
is competitive and will be commensurate with the candidate's experience.
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| Louisiana |
| Seth Mark
Berney, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine
Interim Chief, Section of Rheumatology
Interim Director, Center of Excellence for Arthritis and Rheumatology
Director-Student Clerkships in Internal Medicine
Director-Rheumatology Fellowship Program
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine
in Shreveport
1501 Kings Highway
Shreveport, LA 71130
Phone: 318/675-5935
Fax: 318/675-4159 |
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The Louisiana
State University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in
Shreveport is recruiting a Pediatric Rheumatologist
as either a clinician educator or researcher at the level commensurate
with experience . The candidate must
be board eligible or board certified in pediatric Rheumatology.
Active involvement in education of medical student, resident,
and subspecialty resident level is expected. The individual would
become a full member of the Center of Excellence for Arthritis and Rheumatology-
the only state established and supported Rheumatology Center of
Excellence in existence. The Louisiana State University Health
Sciences Center School of Medicine in Shreveport
is the major tertiary referral center for the northern 1/2 of
the state of Louisiana with a wide range of challenging
rheumatologic pathology. The Louisiana State University Health
Sciences Center School of Medicine in Shreveport
is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. |
| Minnesota |
| Richard
K. Vehe, MD
Director, Division of Pediatric Rheumatology, Department of Pediatrics
University of Minnesota
Director, Pediatric Rheumatology Program, Gillette Children's
Specialty Healthcare
Phone: 612/626-4873
e-mail: vehex001@umn.edu |
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The University of Minnesota,
Department of Pediatrics, is recruiting for Pediatric Rheumatology,
seeking a candidate with a research program focused on the molecular
immunology of T and B cell development,
autoimmunity, and/or immune tolerance. The appointment will be
at Assistant (tenure track) or Associate (with tenure) Professor
level.
For additional
information, please contact. |
| Missouri |
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Andrew Lasky, MD
Chief, Rheumatology
Children's Mercy Hospitals & Clinics
2401 Gillham
Road
Kansas City, MI
64108
Phone: 866/512-2168 Ext 3686
Fax: 816/234-3082
e-mail: alasky@cmh.edu
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Children's
Mercy
Hospitals and Clinics is seeking a full-time fellowship-trained pediatric rheumatologist
to join our team of professionals committed to providing excellent
clinical care in a supportive environment. Our current staff includes
a board certified pediatric rheumatologist, skilled pediatric
nurses, a full-time dedicated social worker, and occupational
and physical therapists. The person accepting this position will
be responsible for an active clinical practice as well as teaching.
They will also have an opportunity to participate in clinical
research. Academic appointments are available through the University
of Missouri - Kansas
City where we are the primary teaching
site for a large pediatric residency program. We offer an extremely
competitive salary and excellent benefits (including malpractice
coverage) and a very generous relocation package.
Children's Mercy
Hospitals & Clinics is a 275-bed hospital that is nationally
recognized for its innovative, child-friendly environment. We
are a Level I Pediatric Trauma Center, and the only freestanding
children's hospital between St. Louis and Denver.
We also have a satellite hospital in suburban Overland Park, Kansas;
a pediatric home health agency; and numerous outreach locations.
All medical and surgical subspecialties are represented. The hospital
has over 11,400 inpatient admissions and 300,000 outpatient visits
per year. (Inpatient admissions have increased by 68% and outpatient
visits have increased 73% over the past five years.) We have an
educational affiliation with the University of Missouri-Kansas
City Medical School. We have a residency program with over 60
residents and fellowship programs in Allergy, Critical Care, Developmental
& Behavioral Sciences, Emergency Medicine, Endocrinology,
Hematology/Oncology, Infectious Disease, Neonatology, Nephrology,
Surgery and Toxicology/Pharmacology. We also have a rapidly growing
research program with a $50 million research endowment and a current
facility expansion plan that exceeds $125 million. We are fiscally
sound and maintain a broad base of support across the Midwest.
Kansas
City
is located within 250 miles of both the geographic and population
centers of the nation, in the heart of America,
on the state line of Missouri
and Kansas. The city will
charm you with its big-hearted graciousness and hospitality. Kansas
City has small-town friendliness but big-city dining,
a variety of entertainment options, incredible jazz, professional
sports, world-renowned museums, great shopping and more fountains
than any city in the world besides Rome.
The city is a metropolitan area of more than a million and a half
people, and has one of the lowest costs of living of all major
U.S. cities. Visit our website at
http://www.childrens-mercy.org |
| New York |
| Pediatric Rheumatology
Hospital for Special
Surgery, Sanford Weill Cornell University
Medical College
Contact:
Thomas J. A. Lehman MD
Chief, Div of Ped Rheumatology
535 E. 70 St.
New York, NY 10021
Phone: 212/606-1151
Fax: 212/606-1938
e-mail: goldscout@aol.com |
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Assistant/Associate
Professor level position Division of Pediatric Rheumatology Hospital
for Special Surgery, Sanford
Weill
Cornell University
Medical College.
We are seeking a strong basic science or clinical investigator
to work in an exciting environment as the third pediatric rheumatologist
working in conjunction with more than 20 active adult basic science
rheumatic disease investigators in a major urban rheumatology
center. This is a challenging opportunity for the right individual
to work with collaborators from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center/The Rockefeller University/Cornell Medical College in one
of the strongest immunology centers in the world. |
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Children's Hospital
of New York
Columbia University
School of
Physicians & Surgeons
Contact:
Lisa Imundo, MD
Director of Pediatric Rheumatolgy |
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We are pleased
to announce the expansion of the Division of Pediatric Rheumatology
at Columbia University,
Babies
Hospital. We are now recruiting for a
full-time faculty position at the Assistant Associate Professor
level. Our program is the first established in the NY Metropolitan
region and combines research with a large diverse clinical program.
The Children's Hospital
of New York
has undergone an expansion with a large new building. It is consistently
ranked in the top 10 children's hospitals in the U.S.
The position being offered combines patient care, teaching and
clinical research joining three pediatric rheumatologists, a nurse
clinician and 2 pediatric rheumatology fellows.
We actively collaborate with basic science projects and faculty
throughout the university. The campus offers excellent care programs
for clinical research and we designated an NIH center of excellent
to promote clinical studies in autoimmune disease. There is plenty
of opportunity to collaborate with the Mailman School of Public
Health, the Schools of Nursing and Physical Therapy, which are
all on the Health Science campus. Benefits include dependent primary
and college tuition plans.
Please feel free to contact me if you would like more information
about this opportunity. |
| North Carolina |
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Egla Rabinovich, MD, MPH
Duke University
Medical Center
Box
3212 DUMC
Durham, NC
27710
Phone: 919/684-6575 Ext. 2
Fax: 919/684-6575
e-mail: rabin001@mc.duke.edu
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Duke University
Medical Center is seeking an academic full-time
pediatric rheumatologist to join 2 full-time pediatric rheumatologists,
a nurse clinician and a thriving fellowship program. Assistant
or Associate Professor level is desired, board eligible or board
certified in pediatric rheumatology with a focus on clinical care
and research. Appointment and salary will be at a level with the
applicants experience. The Triangle has
been consistently rated as a desirable place to live, located
between the mountains and ocean. Breakdown of time is negotiable.
DUMC is an Equal Opportunity employer and women and minorities
are strongly encouraged to apply. |
| Ohio |
| Rainbow
Babies & Children's Hospital
Please send a current CV and letter of interest to:
John R. Schreiber, MD, Chief
Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Allergy/Immunology & Rheumatology
11100 Euclid Avenue, MS
6008
Cleveland,
OH 44106
e-mail: jrs3@cwru.edu
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The Division
of Pediatric Infectious Diseases, Allergy/Immunology and Rheumatology
at Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital and Case Western Reserve
University School of Medicine in Cleveland,
Ohio seeks an additional
Pediatric Rheumatologist. This is a dynamic, academically oriented
division with 3 pediatric rheumatologists, 3 allergists/immunologists,
5 infectious diseases faculty and 3 nurses. Rainbow is a 220-bed
tertiary care children's hospital with more than 125 faculty
and is the primary pediatric affiliate of Case Western Reserve
University School of Medicine. The Department of Pediatrics and
Rainbow Children's Hospital consistently rank in the top pediatric
programs for NIH support. This position is ideal for an individual
who is academically oriented and interested in dividing their
time between patient care, clinical research and education.
CWRU is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action employer. Applications
from women and minority candidates are encouraged. |
| Pennsylvania |
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Terri H. Finkel, MD, PhD
Joseph L. Hollander Associate Professor of Pediatrics
University of Pennsylvania
The Children's Hospital
of Philadelphia
11 North, Abramson
Research Center
34th & Civic
Center Blvd
Philadelphia, PA
19104-4318
Phone: 215/590-7180
e-mail: finkelt@email.chop.edu
finkelt@email.chop.edu |
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The Department
of Pediatrics/Division of Rheumatology at the University
of Pennsylvania's School of Medicine
and the Children's Hospital
of Philadelphia
seeks candidates for several Assistant, Associate and/or Full
Professor positions in the non-tenure research track, the non-tenure
clinician-educator track, or the tenure track. Track and rank
will be commensurate with experience. Applicants must have an
MD and/or PhD degree and have demonstrated excellent qualifications
in education, research and clinical care.
The Division
of Rheumatology at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is
comprised of an integrated clinical, research and administrative
staff of 40, including 5 pediatric rheumatologists and a strong
support staff in nursing, clinical research and social work. Our
ACGME-accredited fellowship program now has 6 fellows, with 2
hospital -supported clinical slots and
2 NIH-supported research slots per year. We have built a close
working relationship with the Center for Epidemiology & Biostatistics,
providing opportunities for mentoring, collaboration, and funding
in clinical research. We recently opened the Musculoskeletal
Center, a
center dedicated to the care and cure of diseases of the bones
and joints, in collaboration with the Departments of Orthopedics,
Rehabilitative Medicine, and Physical Therapy. From our #1 national
rankings by both U.S. News & World
Report and Child magazines to our recent rating as
one of the "Best Places to Work in PA", Children's Hospital
is viewed as an institution at the forefront of advancing pediatric
healthcare worldwide.
We invite dynamic
and talented pediatric rheumatologists, whether senior or just
out of training, with clinical or research expertise to join us.
The University
of Pennsylvania
is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. Women and
minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
Please submit curriculum vitae, letter of interest, and three
reference letters. |
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Donald P. Goldsmith,
MD
Professor of Pediatrics
Drexel University
College of Medicine
Director, Section of Rheumatology
St. Christopher's Hospital for Children
Philadelphia,
PA 19134
Phone: 215/427-5051
Fax: 215/427-6693
e-mail: donald.p.goldsmith@drexel.edu |
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The
Rheumatology Section of the Department of Pediatrics of Drexel
University College of Medicine at St. Christopher's Hospital for
Children is seeking an additional faculty member at the Assistant
or Associate Professor level. The BC/BE candidate should have
a commitment to clinical care, scholarly activity, and teaching.
Up to 40% of protected time is available for clinical research.
St. Christopher's Hospital for Children is a free standing tertiary
care 183 bed hospital with more than
120 fulltime pediatric faculty and 90 pediatric residents and
subspecialty fellows. This position is just right for an academically
directed individual wishing to divide his/her time between patient
care, teaching, and clinical research. |
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| Children's
Hospital of Pittsburgh
Raphael Hirsch, MD
Chief, Division of Rheumatology
3705 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA
15213
Phone: 412/692-5970
Fax: 412/692-5054
e-mail: raphael.hirsch@chp.edu |
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The
Children's Hospital
of Pittsburgh,
in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine,
seeks three MD or PhD research faculty
to join its Division of Pediatric Rheumatology. The division currently
has six pediatric rheumatologists (three clinic based and three
research based) and a fully staffed clinic.
Research faculty
will be responsible for developing investigative programs in the
rheumatic diseases (both clinical and lab-based), generating peer-reviewed
publications and external funding, and providing training opportunities
for students and fellows. These positions are at the assistant,
associate, or full professor level, depending on experience.
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
is one of the nation's top pediatric care and research institutions
and the only hospital in western Pennsylvania
devoted solely to the care of infants, children and young adults.
Children's Hospital is also the only accredited Level 1 Regional
Resource Pediatric Trauma Center in western Pennsylvania
and one of only two in the state. Children's Hospital has been
named consistently to several elite lists of pediatric health
care facilities, including ranking in the top ten children's hospitals
in the country by US News and World Report and ranking
sixth in funding provided by the National Institutes of Health.
The Hospital is undergoing a major expansion, including construction
of a new hospital and a new research building.
Children's Hospital's
medical and research staff comprise the Department of Pediatrics
at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, one of the
top biomedical research institutions in the nation, ranking eighth
in NIH funding last year. Academic rank at the University of Pittsburgh
School of Medicine will be determined by candidate's credentials
and experience. |
| Tennessee |
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University of Tennessee
Please contact:
Linda Kay Myers MD
Professor of Pediatrics
956 Court Avenue, Room G326 Memphis, TN 38163
Phone: 901/448-5774
Fax: 901/448-7265
e-mail: lmyers@utmem.edu |
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We
are still looking for a Pediatric Rheumatologist at University
of Tennessee, Memphis. We would prefer someone who does
research, who would be willing to do some clinical but could have
protected time. We are open, however, to considering any Pediatric
Rheumatologist who might be interested. They would become the
second pediatric rheumatologist. |
| Texas |
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W.
Barry Humeniuk, MD, FRCS (C), PA
Medical Center of Plano
4001 W 15th St
Suite 200
Plano, TX 75093
Phone: 972/931-5437
Fax: 469/467-0194 |
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Private practice
Rheumatology position, preferably recent graduate, with established
pediatric orthopedic surgeon in Plano,
Texas. Plano
is a suburb of Dallas
with a population of 400K and an average age of 31 years. The
nearest, and only, pediatric rheumatologist is in Dallas
and serves both the Dallas
and Fort-Worth cities. The next nearest pediatric rheumatologists
are in Oklahoma City and Houston,
both are more than two hours away. As a result, this one rheumatologist
in Dallas has over a six
month waiting list. The practice is in a well-established hospital
that specializes in high quality medical care, with the largest
private practice neonatal intensive care unit in the area. The
hospital has a significant pediatric staff (over 40), and all
pediatric sub-specialists. A significant demand for pediatric
rheumatology exists in this area and at the hospital. The hospital
and community are making a very good offer for the qualified applicant.
My own practice
includes the entire spectrum of pediatric orthopedics, including
trauma, all types of fractures, bone tumors (malignant and benign),
soft tissue injuries, scoliosis, and hip dysplasia.
A significant demand for pediatric rheumatology exists in the
area and at the hospital. A large part of my practice is seeing
and evaluating children with arthritic symptoms and taking care
of them while waiting on the one rheumatologist to see them. There
is such a demand for pediatric rheumatology that the hospital
and community are making a very good offer for the qualified applicant. |
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Wisconsin |
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| Medical
College of Wisconsin
contact person:
Calvin Williams MD, PhD
Phone: 414-456-4343
fax:414-266-6695
e-mail:cwilliam@mcw.edu |
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The
pediatric rheumatology section of the Department of Pediatrics
(Medical College of Wisconsin/Children's Hospital of Wisconsin)
is seeking a fourth faculty member to join its 3 board certified
pediatric rheumatologists. The section also has 1 clinical RN,
1 research RN and 1 pediatric rheumatology nurse practioner.
There are well-established collaborations with other allied professionals.
The BC/BE candidate should be at the Assistant or Associate Professor
level and have investigative experience in either basic immunology
or clinical rheumatology, and a strong commitment to scholarly
productivity. This position offers a generous start-up package,
multiple opportunities for collaboration and the chance to educate
fellows in a pediatric rheumatology accredited fellowship program.
It is well suited for an
academically oriented candidate who requires protected time. Located
in suburban Milwaukee, the Children's
Hospital of Wisconsin is a 222-bed, tertiary freestanding
children's hospital with over 175 faculty, 20,170
admissions and 200,777 outpatient visits in 2002. The Children's
Hospital of Wisconsin
shares an outstanding campus with the Medical College of Wisconsin,
the Milwaukee Regional Medical
Center and
the
Blood Research Institute of Southeast Wisconsin. |
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University of
Wisconsin Medical School
Contact person: Anna Huttenlocher
Departments of Peds and Pharmacology
1300 University Ave
Madison, WI
53706
Phone: 608/236-4886
Fax: 608/262-1257
e-mail: huttenlocher@facstaff.wisc.edu
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The Divisions of Allergy/Immunology/Rheumatology at the University of Wisconsin is recruiting a board certified/board
eligible Pediatric Rheumatologist at the Assistant Professor level.
Responsibilities include teaching and attending on the Pediatric
Rheumatology in patient service. An interest in either basic or
clinical research is desirable. Madison
the state capital, is a wonderful city
with a world-class university and a ranking of #1 in "livability"
by Money Magazine in both 1996 and 1998. |
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are grateful to the American Academy of Pediatrics Section of Rheumatology
for allowing PROJ to use its job listing in order to increase the
circulation of these listings. We are interested in job listings
for pediatric rheumatology for jobs in any part of the world. |
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