What are the responsibilities and job description for the Hepatologist position at Royal Oak Health Group?
Physician – Transplant Hepatology Opportunity
About the Opportunity
A well-established liver transplant program in the heart of Denver, CO is looking to add a Transplant Hepatologist to its growing clinical team. This is a chance to step into a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment supporting a program experiencing significant growth and expanding case volume.
Candidates should be a BC/BE Gastroenterologist with an advanced Fellowship in Transplant Hepatology. The right team-oriented provider will work alongside fellow hepatologists, the transplant surgical director, and a broader multidisciplinary care team to deliver optimal outcomes for patients with advanced liver disease, while helping support the continued expansion of the program
Compensation & Benefits Highlights
Potential for additional compensation tied to call coverage and/or administrative responsibilities, where applicable
Depending on circumstances, candidates may be eligible for a base salary guarantee, sign-on/commencement bonus, educational reimbursement, quality incentive pay, and/or relocation assistance (awarded selectively, in exceptional cases)
Comprehensive full-time benefits package including paid malpractice coverage; medical, behavioral health, prescription, dental, and vision insurance; life and disability coverage; a 401(k) with employer match; an employee stock purchase plan; PTO and legally required leave; supplemental health protection; flexible spending accounts; financial wellbeing resources; family-focused benefits; voluntary benefit options; CME allowance and CME time-off; and license reimbursement. All benefits are subject to eligibility rules outlined in official plan documents, and offerings may be updated periodically.
About the Transplant Program
This transplant program delivers comprehensive care for patients with advanced liver disease, with a particular clinical focus on expanding use of DCD (donation after circulatory death) livers and enabling transplantation for lower-MELD patients through normothermic machine perfusion technology. The program is based in uptown Denver, operating within a respected, large-scale national healthcare system.
About Denver
Denver consistently ranks among the healthiest and fastest-growing cities in the U.S. Known as the Mile-High City, it offers stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, with world-class skiing and hiking just 90 minutes away. With roughly 300 days of sunshine each year, it's an ideal home base for an active, outdoor-oriented lifestyle.