The Mayo Clinic Arizona Division of Infectious Diseases is seeking two physician consultants in adult infectious diseases for an expanding academic practice at our Arizona campus. We are seeking dynamic ID physicians with clinical expertise and strong scholar and educational interest. This opportunity is primarily a clinical position, but there will be numerous opportunities for initiating and embracing research collaborations in a variety of fields such as Transplantation, Anal HPV and High Resolution Anoscopy, and Coccidioidomycosis. The Arizona.Bold.Forwardinitiative has led to the largest expansion of Mayo Clinic, occurring on the Arizona campus. The Infectious Diseases practice serves the medical and surgical practices of the nation’s largest solid organ transplant program at our growing campus in Phoenix, Arizona. Current infectious disease specialty focuses include Solid Organ Transplantation, Hematology-Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplantation, Coccidioidomycosis, Regenerative Therapeutics, Cardiovascular infections, Mycobacterial infections, Travel Clinic, Microbiome therapeutics, Anal HPV cancer screening/prevention in populations at risk, Prevention and Control of Healthcare associated Infections, Outpatient Parenteral Antimicrobial Therapy and Antimicrobial Stewardship. The division currently consists of 10 physicians, 2 Infectious Diseases PharmDs and 4 advanced practitioners who are engaged in busy clinical practice, research and education. The division is home to the only Infectious Diseases fellowship in the Phoenix metropolitan area. Faculty are engaged in the training of infectious disease fellows, residents, medical students and ID APP fellow. The selected candidates will be expected to be academically and clinically productive. Qualified candidates must be ABIM board eligible or certified in Infectious Diseases, possess excellent interpersonal skills, be team oriented and motivated to succeed clinically and academically. The position includes an academic appointment within the Mayo Clinic, Alix College of Medicine.
Please note: This position is not available to J-1 VISA applicants.
ABIM board-eligible or board-certified in Infectious Diseases. Must be able to obtain a full Arizona medical license.
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