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  Chicago, IL 60612

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Employment Opportunities

Academic Nephrology Position
 
The Division of nephrology, Department of Medicine, Cook County (Stroger) Hospital, Chicago seeks to recruit an academic nephrologist with clinical research interests for a senior attending position.

The applicant must be eligible for licensure in Illinois, board certified in nephrology and have demonstrated clinical research experience. The division has a large clinical practice in an urban public teaching hospital.

Responsibilities will include patient care, research and teaching. We are seeking for a highly motivated individual with leadership potential in clinical research especially amongst ethnic minorities. Must qualify for medical school faculty position and salary will be commensurate with experience.

Submit CV and three letters of recommendation to:

Dr. Peter D. Hart,
Chairman, Division of Nephrology,
Cook County (Stroger) Hospital,
637 South Wood,
Chicago, IL 60612

Email: jwallace2@ccbhs.org

We are an equal opportunity institution.

 
 
 
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