Responsibilities/Duties:

Alberta Health Services, Department of Medicine, in conjunction with the University of Calgary invites applications for a full-time Clinician Rheumatologist supporting the 4 adult hospitals in Calgary.

85% clinical service in all areas of rheumatology ambulatory care, hospital inpatient and consultation. Weekend and weeknight call.

10% education in the Division of Rheumatology Residency Training Program (Fellowship and Resident Training) and the Cumming School of Medicine (Undergraduate Medical Education).

5% administration

Be an integral part of the Rheumatology team in Calgary, utilizing strong collaborative skills to support and contribute to the overall clinical, research and education mission of the Section.

Qualifications:

• MD, FRCPC (Rheumatology)
• Eligibility for licensure in the province of Alberta
• Established reputable excellence in clinical care and teaching of medical students and residents
• The candidate must be eligible for Licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta.
• Must read, write and speak English.
• All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and Permanent Residents will be given priority.

Compensation:

Fee For Service

Recruiter Contact:

Dr. Paul MacMullan

Section Chief, Rheumatology

3330 Hospital Dr. NW

Calgary, AB, T2N 4N1

Applicants are to submit three letters of reference and curriculum vitae (in pdf format) to elllee@ucalgary.ca

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