Current Faculty Openings

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Assistant Professor (WOT) - Microbiome

The successful candidate will conduct funded research focused on the microbiome and pulmonary disease. Clinical work will primarily occur in the medical or neurocritical care intensive care unit (ICU) at Harborview Medical Center. This position will be expected to engage in teaching, scholarship, or service which is considered integral to this position. This position will include clinical bedside teaching of medical students, residents and fellows.

 

Assistant Professor (WOT) – Acute Respiratory Failure/Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

The successful candidate will conduct funded research focused on conducting interventional studies to identify the pathophysiology of acute respiratory failure (ARF) and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Clinical work will primarily occur in the medical and surgical care intensive care units of Harborview Medical Center and UWMC Montlake campus.

 

 

Clinical Assistant Professor – Advanced Lung Diseases

The successful candidate will provide care in both the inpatient and outpatient settings and will focus on management (diagnosis and treatment) of patients with a variety of advanced lung diseases who are often with high medical acuity and related systemic comorbidities. Treatments will involve complex medical decision-making including the synthesis of testing data and evaluation of potential treatment regimens.

 

Clinical Assistant Professor – Advanced Lung Diseases, Days and Nights

The successful candidate will provide care primarily in the inpatient setting with additional opportunities for outpatient care.  Clinical assignments will include both daytime and nighttime shift assignments. The candidate will focus on management (diagnosis and treatment) of patients with a variety of advanced lung diseases who are often with high medical acuity and related systemic comorbidities. Treatments will involve complex medical decision-making including the synthesis of testing data and evaluation of potential treatment regimens.