Salem Hospital NSMC
Interventional Endoscopy Program Clinical Position
The Division of Gastroenterology at Massachusetts General Hospital welcomes applications for a full-time clinical position in our Interventional Endoscopy program. The MGH GI Division is at the forefront of clinical care, fellowship training, and investigation in gastroenterology and hepatology. Successful candidates will possess strong consultative and endoscopic skills and the ability to work collaboratively. Applicants are expected to be proficient in all aspects of EUS/ERCP, including the management of complex biliary strictures, post-liver transplant biliary complications, and therapeutic EUS as well as in device-assisted enteroscopy, endoscopic suturing, and management of surgical complications. 3rd space endoscopy skills are advantageous but not required. This is an ideal position for clinicians with an interest in cutting-edge interventional techniques and innovation. Board certification in gastroenterology is required. Initial academic appointment can be at the Instructor, Assistant, or Associate Professor level at Harvard Medical School, commensurate with qualifications. AA/EOE. Inquiries by women and underrepresented minority applicants are encouraged. Qualifications: Board certification in gastroenterology is required. Applicants are expected to be proficient in all aspects of EUS/ERCP, including the management of complex biliary strictures, post-liver transplant biliary complications, and therapeutic EUS as well as in device-assisted enteroscopy, endoscopic suturing, and management of surgical complications. 3rd space endoscopy skills are advantageous but not required. Interested applicants should send CV or inquiries to the Interventional Endoscopy Search Committee c/o Kumar Krishnan, MD via email to kkrishnan@mgh.harvard.edu.
The Division of Gastroenterology at Massachusetts General Hospital welcomes applications for a full-time clinical position in our Interventional Endoscopy program. The MGH GI Division is at the forefront of clinical care, fellowship training, and investigation in gastroenterology and hepatology. Successful candidates will possess strong consultative and endoscopic skills and the ability to work collaboratively. Applicants are expected to be proficient in all aspects of EUS/ERCP, including the management of complex biliary strictures, post-liver transplant biliary complications, and therapeutic EUS as well as in device-assisted enteroscopy, endoscopic suturing, and management of surgical complications. 3rd space endoscopy skills are advantageous but not required. This is an ideal position for clinicians with an interest in cutting-edge interventional techniques and innovation. Board certification in gastroenterology is required. Initial academic appointment can be at the Instructor, Assistant, or Associate Professor level at Harvard Medical School, commensurate with qualifications. AA/EOE. Inquiries by women and underrepresented minority applicants are encouraged. Qualifications: Board certification in gastroenterology is required. Applicants are expected to be proficient in all aspects of EUS/ERCP, including the management of complex biliary strictures, post-liver transplant biliary complications, and therapeutic EUS as well as in device-assisted enteroscopy, endoscopic suturing, and management of surgical complications. 3rd space endoscopy skills are advantageous but not required. Interested applicants should send CV or inquiries to the Interventional Endoscopy Search Committee c/o Kumar Krishnan, MD via email to kkrishnan@mgh.harvard.edu.