Join us as we advance the future of emergency care.
Our institution fosters an inclusive environment and offers unparalleled opportunities for research, education and collaboration within a world-class medical and academic community.
We are actively recruiting highly motivated physician faculty. While all qualified candidates will be considered, areas of strategic interest include candidates that have expertise and / or fellowship training in the following areas.
- Critical Care
- Education/Simulation
- EMS/Disaster
- Joint VA Administration
- Pediatric Emergency Medicine
- Research
- Ultrasound (US)
Please send a one-page letter of interest and Curriculum Vitae (CV) to Prashant Mahajan ([email protected]) and Nichole Lindblade (nvolk@med.umich.edu).
If you have any questions regarding the status of your application, please direct them to Nichole.
Job Description
The Department of Emergency Medicine at Michigan Medicine is recruiting an academic dual-boarded emergency medicine/critical care faculty to join its innovative and growing Division of Critical Care. This position will include clinical time in the Emergency Critical Care Center (EC3), adult emergency department, and 6-10 weeks of Cardiovascular ICU (CVICU) day/night coverage. EC3 is an unique 9-bed ICU housed within our emergency department that is dedicated to the initial diagnosis, stabilization, and ongoing care of critically ill patients. The Michigan Medicine CVICU is a 32-bed ICU that cares for critically ill adult cardiothoracic surgical patients by providing cardiopulmonary support including ventricular assist devices, total artificial heart systems, and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.
Qualifications
- Candidates should demonstrate clinical excellence and strong interest in critical care clinical operations, quality improvement, scholarship, or education.
- Candidates must be ABA, ABEM, ABIM, or ABS critical care medicine board-certified or board-eligible with clinical experience in cardiothoracic ICU.
- Board certification in emergency medicine is also required.
Reporting Structure
Reports to the Division of EM Critical Care Division Chief
Job Description
The University of Michigan Department of Emergency Medicine is actively recruiting highly motivated pediatric emergency medicine faculty for our division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine. Candidates who have completed their PEM training through pediatrics or emergency medicine residency pathways will be given equal consideration. Specifically, we are looking for qualified candidates who will be willing to work clinically and have experience and/or expertise in the following areas of strategic interest:
- Research faculty in all aspects of EMSC (emergency medical services for children) – specifically, we are especially interested PEM faculty with advanced research training (MPH, PhD) and those who either have extramural grant funding or are interested in a career in research in PEM.
- Informatics and large data analytics including machine learning and AI
- Prehospital care and EMS
Qualifications
Fellowship training and/or board certification in Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Our Institution
Michigan Medicine includes the University of Michigan Medical School, Hospitals and Health Centers, and School of Nursing - all highly ranked with state-of-the-art resources. Proximity to the University's world-renowned schools of Public Health, Engineering and Business also offers unique opportunities for collaboration. The University of Michigan is the top public university in research spending in the United States, and the University of Michigan Medical School is Ranked #15 in nation (USNWR).
Patient Care
Every year, we treat more than 210,000 patients in our University Hospital, C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, Hurley Medical Center, and Ann Arbor VA Emergency Departments. The Emergency Critical Care Center (EC3) is one of the nation’s first ED-integrated ICUs providing state-of-the-art critical care in the ED setting.
Education
We conduct our four-year emergency medicine residency in partnership with Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital and Hurley Medical Center, Flint. We emphasize clinical excellence and premier preparation for careers in academic medicine. Our pediatric emergency medicine division and fellowship is based in the C.S. Mott Children's Hospital. Emergency Medicine is a required clinical clerkship at the University of Michigan Medical School.
Learn more about our educational programs
Research
We are currently ranked #2 in National Institutes of Health funding and continue to receive significant funding from other federal agencies, foundations, industry, and philanthropy. We have a robust infrastructure to support a wide variety of research endeavors including basic sciences (small and large animal research facilities), genomics, metabolomics, clinical trials, health services research, big data analytics, and education. There is also a strong emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship.
We offer competitive salaries and an excellent fringe benefit package.
Chair
Department of Emergency Medicine
Professor of Emergency Medicine
Professor of Pediatrics
