TheDepartment of Pediatrics, Division of Gastroenterology, at the University OfNew Mexico Children's Hospital is recruiting a full time (1.0 FTE) PediatricGastroenterologist to cover in-patient and out-patient service. The position isopen track; rank is dependent on qualifications and experience.
 
We see the full range of pediatric GI and hepatology patients from the mostcommon clinical issues to the most complex and we serve a unique patientpopulation including Hispanic and Native American communities. Peds GI staffalso includes two outpatient APP’s, four RN's, a dedicated Pediatric GI Dietician,an MA and an administrative assistant. Our outpatient practice is at threelocal sites with one outreach clinic. Weare also funded by the state to fly and provide children’s medical servicesclinics in distant cities. We have dedicated Pediatric OR block time withPediatric Anesthesia support for endoscopies. We perform a wide breadth of GIprocedures ranging from routine endoscopies, capsule endoscopy, impedance pH, Bravo,ARM, Breath test, etc. Opportunities for research are available.

Our practice is part of the University of New Mexico Children's Hospital whichis a 160 bed hospital and we have a Pediatric Residency and the full range ofspecialties represented in Pediatrics as well as Pediatric surgical support. 
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