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Seeking full-time clinician educator in nephrology

The Division of Hypertension and Kidney Diseases of Brown Medicine is looking for a board certified/board eligible academic nephrologist with a strong interest in clinical research to join our group of academic nephrologists in 2026.

The successful applicant will join our Division as a full-time clinician with academic activities including teaching responsibilities and clinical research activities. Experience in performing and teaching native and transplant kidney biopsies as well as point-of-care ultrasound would be a plus.

      The position, a full-time clinical one on the clinician educator track at Brown University, involves rounding on the inpatient services, working with and mentoring Brown renal fellows, internal medicine residents and medical students in clinical and research activities.

We serve a diverse patient population ranging from all over Southern New England, including patients from underserved areas. We serve uninsured and underinsured patients as part of our mission.

     The clinician educator track includes opportunities to teach at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University in the renal pathophysiology course as a lecturer and small group leader. Faculty on the clinician educator  track engage in scholarly opportunities in medical education as well as their own research and publication efforts.

Brown Medicine is a multi-specialty faculty practice group, part of Brown Health Medical Group, affiliated with Alpert Medical School. With over 1500 providers, Brown Health Medical Group is one of the largest physician groups based in Rhode Island and offers competitive salaries and outstanding benefits.

We value a diverse workplace and seek colleagues who see as part of their  mission the need to better understand systemic racism in patient care and our academic institutions. We will provide consistent mentorship and a path to promotion. All who are eligible are welcome to apply. 

Visit us at https://www.brownhealth.org/centers-services/kidney-disease-and-hypertension