Physician - Pediatric Neurodevelopmental - Helen Devos Children's Hospital

The Division of Pediatric Comprehensive Care at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital seeks a Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician in order to enhance and grow a critical clinical program. Michigan State University will honor the appointment of Helen DeVos Children's Hospital physicians through their application process. Academic appointments will be commensurate to your current rank. The new physician will join 2 Developmental Behavioral physicians and 4 APPs as well as support staff.
ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES:
Reporting to Dr. Meghan Behrmann, Section Chief of the Neurodevelopmental Program and Gerber Endowed Chair in Infant Nutrition and Development, the physician will be expected to foster an atmosphere conducive to excellence in clinical care, quality and patient safety, program development, education, and faculty development. The new physician will support the continued development of the following comprehensive service lines: developmental care of medically complex and developmentally high risk children, NICU follow-up, cardiac neurodevelopmental follow-up, intensive feeding program, spina bifida, cerebral palsy, in-patient NICU and other consult service, general developmental pediatrics, and autism.
Clinical Care:
The physician will provide outstanding, evidence and value-based care to developmental pediatrics patients. They will enhance clinical programs already in place and help to envision and expand the Section to meet the needs of the community patient population.
Education and Academic Responsibilities:
The successful candidate will foster a positive learning environment for residents, medical students, and other learners, promoting excellence in education within and beyond the Section.
Research:
Through the partnership with Michigan State University, there is an opportunity to work in research together with four nationally renowned genomics and autism researchers in Grand Rapids. Support for clinical research also exists.
Quality & Patient Safety:
The successful candidate will support a psychologically safe culture of continuous quality and process improvement.
REQUIREMENTS:

• BC/BE in Developmental Behavioral pediatrics
• BC/BE in Neurodevelopmental disabilities
• Candidates must be eligible for licensure in the State of Michigan.

Compensation will be competitive and commensurate with experience.
Candidate Characteristics:

• Outstanding and dynamic physician
• Demonstrated skills working collaboratively with others
• Commitment to patient care
• Exceptional interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence
• Excellent communication skills
• The ability to work in a team environment
• Respect for diversity, equity and inclusion
• Professional competence, ethical standards, and the ability to serve as a role model for other physicians, residents, and medical students

Primary Location
SITE - 35 Michigan St - Grand Rapids
Department Name
Neurodevelopment - HDVCH
Employment Type
Full time
Shift
Day (United States of America)
Weekly Scheduled Hours
40
Hours of Work
40
Days Worked
5
Weekend Frequency
Every third weekend
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