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The University of Vermont Medical Center is committed to providing the highest quality of care for patients throughout the Burlington, Vermont region. We care for people every day by helping them in their time of need, offering compassion and providing cutting-edge, research-based therapies. We are dedicated to outstanding service and putting our patients first.
The Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences is seeking a full time faculty member to complement our robust Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Division in our clinical scholar pathway. The ideal candidate will have a committed academic interest, and will demonstrate productivity in educational scholarship or a clinical or basic research area, have a collegial manner and excellent clinical skills in IVF and reproductive surgery.
Salary & Benefits:
Student loan repayment and relocation assistance is available. Excellent benefits, including an insurance plan and 403(b) retirement program, are provided through The University of Vermont Health Network Medical Group.
Position Details:
Requirements:
The Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Division and Center for Reproductive Medicine currently includes 3 full-time board certified REI physicians and a growing complex fertility and IVF practice with a full- time onsite Ph.D. laboratory director. The practice includes fertility preservation, robust reproductive surgery, reproductive endocrinology referral clinics, and support for pediatric and adolescent endocrinology and gynecology patients. Clinical REI fellow training is a focus of the division for the entire faculty and the program takes one fellow a year in the NRMP with three active fellows. Urologic infertility subspecialists see patients with the REI fellows in the Center for Reproductive Medicine and pediatric and medical endocrinology specialists are collaborators within UVMMC along with a full range of other colleagues and collaborators across the medical center and the university. NIH supports current faculty in research programs related to ovarian physiology, fertility and menopause. They also participate in local and national medical and educational organizations. Additional NIH supported investigations are ongoing within the department; examining pregnancy associated vascular physiology, uterine physiology, menopause, and reproductive immunology. Academic rank is open, salary and benefits will be competitive and consistent with experience. Preference is for an individual at the Assistant/Associate/Professor rank who is board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology with an ABOG certificate of special expertise in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. Board eligible candidates in REI will be considered.
Application:
Situated along the shores of Lake Champlain, the sixth-largest lake in the United States, between the Adirondacks and Green Mountains, you’ll find Burlington, Vermont, one of WalletHub’s “Best Small Cities to Live in America.” This small college city offers all the excitement of a larger metro area in a highly livable community. Here, fine dining, arts and entertainment, amazing activities and events can be found within a mere 10 square miles accessible by public transit, car, foot or bike. What really sets Burlington apart is the abundance of outdoor recreation in and around the city. The shoreline of Lake Champlain offers a 12-mile bike path, three sand beaches, marinas for launching sail boats, hiking trails at Red Rocks Park, and 21 area golf courses in the area. And the winter months offer even more with cross-country skiing, snow kiting or hitting the slopes at Stowe Mountain, Smuggler’s Notch, Mad River Glen or Bolton Valley - all less than an hour from the city.
As a leading health care organization that employs thousands and directly works to improve the health of more than a million people in our two-state region, we are resolutely committed to promoting equity, diversity and inclusion in our practices and our communities.
As a medical institution that focuses on care, research and training, we have a professional and moral obligation to not only understand humanity, but to embrace and care for it without bias or discrimination. That starts within our own workforce by actively promoting diversity and inclusion within our clinical and academic communities with a culture that supports and encourages respect for every individual and that recognizes and values our diverse backgrounds.
