Early-Stage Neonatal Physician-Scientist at Women & Infants Hospital/Brown University - Top Rated Academic System at Care New England

Care New England is seeking an early-stage physician-investigator (Instructor or Assistant Professor) to join our neonatology team at Women & Infants Hospital, one of the nations premier academic women and infants hospitals in the country.  This BE/BC neonatologist either has or will pursue NIH funding or equivalent (e.g. K, R, PCORI awards), and conduct research aligned within the breadth of ongoing clinical, translational and basic research conducted at our institute. Major areas of research focus include: maternal and child nutrition, lactation and milk composition, neonatal neurobehavior, follow-up and development of neonates, global health, health equity, biomarker discovery and assay development and maternal mental health. The selected faculty member will be provided protected research time of ?10 weeks service/year with pay equity based on academic rank.

Women & Infants Hospital offers a vibrant academic environment, an 80-bed state-of-the-art NICU where we care for complex and critically ill infants with supportive colleagues, active teaching of academically-oriented trainees, and a caring, engaged, and growing department with a mission to advance neonatal care. This opportunity is for a neonatologist or pediatrician who seeks to grow their clinical or translational research skillset and portfolio with protected time commensurate to training stage, funding and experience.

Opportunity Highlights

• Access to educational opportunities through Brown University and the Brown Hospital ecosystem, and other national organizations
• Access to clinical and translational research infrastructure including clinical research staff, laboratory facilities, imaging, and body composition tools.
• Mentorship possibilities across the Brown University system

• Clinical supervision and teaching of medical students, residents, and Neonatal- Perinatal fellows
• Academic appointment through The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
• A diverse patient population
• Supportive, diverse, engaged and committed colleagues and leadership
• Support of a full complement of pediatric specialists
• State-of-the-art, 2 story, 80 bed private room NICU that provides Level IV care
• Competitive salary, continuing medical education funds, and other robust benefits