Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor (Clinical) - Obstetric Anesthesiologist


UT Health San Antonio, Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine, Department of Anesthesiology is seeking an obstetric anesthesia fellowship-trained anesthesiologist for a faculty position. For consideration at the Associate Professor level, a minimum of 3 years at Assistant Professor level or equivalent is required. For consideration at Professor level, a minimum of 3 years as Associate Professor level or equivalent is required.

Job Duties:
- Provide obstetric anesthesia care for patients of University Hospital and other clinical venues as developed, Monday through Friday as needed.
- Participate in call coverage in keeping with the standard for the Department.
- Oversee and direct residents and medical students in anesthesia techniques and practices.
- Oversee and direct patient care provided by certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNA's).
- Participate in administrative duties and committee service when assigned.
- Provide resident training in the clinical setting.
- Provide didactic lectures, simulation training, and / or workshops as assigned
- Provide mentorship to resident(s) as assigned, with customary assignment of 1 or 2 residents per year.
- Pursue scholarly activity sufficient to stay abreast of new technology and medical advances in anesthesiology.

Required Qualifications:
- Must have MD or DO degree
- Must have or be eligible for a Texas medical license and ACLS certification
- Must have or be eligible for the American Board of Anesthesiology certification
- Must be fellowship-trained in Obstetric anesthesiology


UT Health San Antonio offers a competitive salary, comprehensive insurance package, and great retirement plans. Applicants are encouraged to visit the department's website: [Register to View] to learn about the clinical services and education program.

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