Jobs at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine, Knoxville

This full-time Gastroenterology Hospitalist role is based at Banner University Medical Center in Tucson, where the physician joins a highly trained team within the Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology. The position involves covering GI consults and inpatient cases with a focus on the endoscopy lab, typically consisting of 208 shifts per year with an equal distribution of day and night call. Candidates will receive a faculty appointment at the University of Arizona and benefit from a collaborative teaching environment. The role offers a competitive work-life balance, comprehensive benefits including paid malpractice and CME, and the opportunity to live in a vibrant desert community known for its outdoor activities, cultural heritage, and affordable cost of living.

The Senior Office Associate role within the College of Education Deans Office serves as a support specialist for the placement and supervision of preservice teachers. Key responsibilities include coordinating field placements for practicum and residency programs, arranging classroom and edTPA supervisors, and maintaining communication with district partners and university staff. The position also involves training field supervisors, managing placement databases, and processing agreements with non-local school districts. This on-campus position offers an appealing opportunity to contribute to a supportive academic community with a comprehensive benefits package, including generous retirement contributions, health coverage, and tuition waivers. The role is ideal for individuals seeking professional growth within a vibrant campus environment in Laramie.

The Northern Light Reporter role is a student assistant position within the University of Alaska Anchorage's student-run newspaper. The position involves writing news, feature, arts, entertainment, and sports stories for both online and print distribution. Key responsibilities include conducting research, interviewing subjects, meeting tight deadlines, and collaborating with editors to ensure accurate and balanced coverage of campus and community issues. This opportunity appeals to aspiring journalists by offering access to industry professionals, professional equipment, and the chance to submit work for awards. The role supports flexible work arrangements with much of the reporting done remotely, requiring strong time management and communication skills. It provides a unique environment for students to learn publishing mechanics while contributing to a publication that serves the university and Anchorage community.

This Registered Nurse position is based on Baird 4, a General Medicine unit at the University of Vermont Medical Center specializing in acute and chronic multi-system conditions, including ventilator-dependent care. The role involves managing diverse patient needs such as respiratory disease, renal issues, and substance use disorders without requiring on-call duties. Key responsibilities include delivering direct patient care, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence unit operations. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. Located in Burlington, the role offers a high quality of life in a city known for outdoor recreation and health initiatives, with opportunities for relocation assistance and flexible scheduling.

This Registered Nurse position serves on McClure 6, a general medicine unit at the University of Vermont Medical Center specializing in acute and chronic multi-system health needs, including renal dialysis and elder care. The role involves managing diverse patient populations ranging from ICU step-downs to complex cases like substance use disorders and bariatric care. Key responsibilities include delivering comprehensive nursing care, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence unit culture. The position is appealing due to a supportive environment that prioritizes safe patient handling, professional growth, and excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. Located in Burlington, the role offers a high quality of life in a city known for outdoor recreation and health, with no on-call requirements.

This Registered Nurse position serves the General Medicine unit at University of Vermont Medical Center, caring for patients with complex acute and chronic multi-system needs including renal, respiratory, and geriatric conditions. The role involves managing diverse patient populations ranging from ICU step-downs to those with substance use disorders and infectious diseases, without requiring on-call duties. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and shared governance where nurses have a voice. The team emphasizes professional growth, competitive patient ratios, and a commitment to staff well-being. Located in Burlington, the role offers a high quality of life in a designated healthy city with access to outdoor recreation and a vibrant cultural scene.

This Registered Nurse position is based on Baird 4, a General Medicine unit at the University of Vermont Medical Center that treats patients with complex acute and chronic conditions, including respiratory, renal, and infectious diseases. The role uniquely supports tracheostomy and ventilator-dependent adults outside of the ICU. Key responsibilities involve managing multi-system health needs, administering specialized care, and collaborating within a team that prioritizes safe patient handling. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that values professional growth through structured preceptorships and shared governance. The hospital offers a comprehensive benefits package and maintains excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. Located in Burlington, the role provides access to a vibrant community known for outdoor recreation and high quality of life, with the option for remote administrative work and no on-call requirements.

This postdoctoral fellowship at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy focuses on educational research and teaching within the field of Competency-Based Education. The role involves designing, implementing, and evaluating CBE strategies in pharmacy education while utilizing learner-centered approaches and innovative instructional design. Key responsibilities include engaging in impactful teaching activities, facilitating small group learning, and contributing to curriculum development and educational technology integration. The position offers a unique opportunity to advance expertise in educational research and prepare for future leadership roles in academia. It is ideal for individuals with a PharmD or related degree who possess strong communication skills and a passion for pharmacy education innovation. The fellowship supports professional growth through active participation in scholarly activities and academic service.

This Registered Nurse position supports the General Medicine unit at University of Vermont Medical Center, caring for patients with complex acute and chronic multi-system needs including renal, respiratory, and elder care. The role involves managing diverse patient populations ranging from ICU step-downs to those admitted from community hospitals, with a focus on specialties like dialysis and wound care. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and shared governance, ensuring nurses have a voice in their work environment. The role offers a flexible schedule without on-call requirements and is located in Burlington, a vibrant city known for its outdoor activities and high quality of life.

This full-time Gastroenterology Hospitalist role is based at Banner University Medical Center in Tucson, where the physician joins a highly trained team within the Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology. The position involves covering GI consults and inpatient cases with a focus on endoscopy lab operations, typically consisting of 208 shifts per year with an equal distribution of weekday, night, and weekend call responsibilities. Candidates will receive a faculty appointment at the University of Arizona consistent with their credentials. The role offers a collaborative environment with industry-leading benefits, including paid malpractice, CME support, and a 401k match. It is particularly appealing for those seeking an optimal work-life balance and the opportunity to live in a vibrant desert community known for its outdoor recreation, rich history, and diverse culinary scene.

This full-time academic physician role involves serving as a Hepatologist within the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Banner University Medical Center Phoenix, a top-tier teaching hospital. The position focuses on providing comprehensive transplant care for end-stage liver disease, managing a busy advanced liver disease practice, and performing essential procedures such as upper endoscopy, colonoscopy, and liver biopsies. Key responsibilities include participating in patient selection committees, leading quality assurance initiatives, and mentoring internal medicine residents, fellows, and medical students. The role is appealing due to its location in a vibrant Southwest city, the opportunity to engage in clinical research and national presentations, and access to a robust educational pathway. The position offers a collaborative multidisciplinary environment with a strong emphasis on employee well-being, professional development, and a supportive culture within a nationally recognized medical center.

This full-time or per diem role involves an Ophthalmologist with Cornea and External Disease fellowship training joining the faculty team at the University of Arizona-Tucson and Banner University Medicine-Tucson. The position focuses on surgical and non-surgical management of corneal conditions, comprehensive eye care, and teaching medical residents. The role offers an academic faculty appointment with opportunities for clinical and translational research. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture emphasizing physician well-being, extensive benefits including CME allowances and loan forgiveness, and a location in Tucson known for its sunny climate, outdoor activities, and vibrant community.

This full-time Physician-Urology role is based at Banner University Medical Group Phoenix, a partnership with the University of Arizona College of Medicine. The position offers a unique opportunity to help shape the inaugural development of the Department of Urology within a leading academic health system. Key responsibilities include managing outpatient clinics, performing inpatient rounds, conducting operating room cases, and participating in shared call coverage. The role appeals to candidates seeking to advance their career in a collaborative environment that balances clinical practice with future academic and research growth. The position is located in Phoenix, Arizona, providing access to a vibrant city with excellent schools and outdoor activities.

This full-time Gastroenterology Hospitalist role is based at Banner University Medical Center in Tucson, where the physician joins a highly trained team within the Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology. The position involves covering GI consults and inpatient cases, with a focus on endoscopy lab operations and equal distribution of weekday, night, and weekend call schedules. Candidates receive a faculty appointment at the University of Arizona and benefit from a collaborative academic environment. The role offers a strong work-life balance with paid CME days, malpractice coverage, and a comprehensive benefits package. Located in a vibrant desert community, the position provides access to outdoor recreation, cultural attractions, and a lower cost of living.

This full-time role involves joining the Leukemia and Lymphoma Section within the Division of Hematology/Oncology and BMT at Phoenix Children's Hospital. The position focuses on providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care for pediatric patients with hematologic malignancies while participating in early-phase clinical trials. Key responsibilities include delivering direct patient care, supervising fellows and medical students, and contributing to translational research initiatives. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to collaborate with major academic partners like the Mayo Clinic and the University of Arizona, access to advanced facilities including HEPA-filtered rooms, and a supportive environment dedicated to family-centered care and professional growth.

This academic physician role at Banner University Medical Center Phoenix seeks a board-certified or board-eligible Hepatologist to join the Gastroenterology and Hepatology faculty. The position focuses on comprehensive transplant care for end-stage liver disease, including pre and post-transplant management, alongside a busy advanced liver disease practice. Key responsibilities include performing upper endoscopies, colonoscopies, and liver biopsies, while actively participating in selection committees and quality assurance initiatives. The role offers significant opportunities for teaching internal medicine and GI trainees, mentoring residents, and engaging in clinical research with pathways for advanced degrees. This position is appealing due to its location within a nationally recognized Level 1 Trauma facility, a collaborative multidisciplinary environment, and a strong commitment to employee well-being through extensive support resources and a top-rated workplace culture.

This full-time Interventional Radiology Technologist role at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center supports adult and pediatric patients in diagnosing and treating complex conditions. The position operates at Level 1, 2, or 3 based on experience, involving duties such as preparing patients for procedures, operating specialized imaging equipment, and performing post-procedure quality reviews. Key responsibilities include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, maintaining equipment, and mentoring less experienced staff. The role offers a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional development and mentorship. The position requires 40-hour work weeks with 10-hour shifts and on-call duties, providing a stable career path within a comprehensive healthcare system.

This full-time nocturnist role is based at the University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus in Topeka, Kansas, and is designed for experienced hospitalist physicians. The position involves managing nightly admissions, supervising an Advanced Practice Clinician until midnight, and responding to cross-coverage calls and rapid responses within a 16-bed semi-closed ICU. The schedule features a 7-on/7-off block pattern with shifts from 7pm to 7am. The opportunity is appealing due to the supportive nursing staff, strong specialty coverage, and access to intensivist support around the clock. The role offers a collaborative environment with a wide variety of cases and does not require procedures.

The Senior Instrumentation Hardware Engineer role within the Institute of Utility Security and Resilience focuses on developing and maintaining data acquisition hardware for pavement research initiatives. Key responsibilities include designing, selecting, testing, and calibrating sensors and I/O devices, as well as creating installation protocols and documenting lessons learned. The position requires close collaboration with software engineers to ensure seamless system integration and involves field troubleshooting of equipment. This on-site position in Gainesville, Florida, offers the opportunity to contribute to critical infrastructure research within a collaborative engineering environment dedicated to public safety and utility resilience.

This full-time Accounts Payable Clerk role supports the University of Massachusetts President's Office within the Accounts Payable department. The position operates on a hybrid schedule from the Westborough, MA location. Key responsibilities include auditing invoices for compliance with state and university regulations, processing daily vendor payments, resolving discrepancies, and assisting with 1099 supplier categorization. The role appeals to detail-oriented individuals seeking a stable position within a collaborative academic environment. Candidates will utilize their accounting background to ensure accurate financial data entry and maintain strict adherence to established controls and procedures.

This full-time Nuclear Medicine Technologist role operates within the Radiology department at the University of Toledo Medical Center. The position involves performing diagnostic and therapeutic procedures using radiopharmaceuticals under radiologist supervision, ensuring strict adherence to radiation safety standards, and maintaining accurate patient documentation. Key responsibilities include managing patient care across all life stages, communicating critical results to medical staff, and participating in performance improvement activities. The role offers a collaborative environment dedicated to community health and organizational values, with opportunities for professional growth through advanced PET/CT certifications. The schedule includes rotating shifts, weekends, holidays, and on-call duties, with a float assignment across designated areas.

This part-time Senior Laboratory Technician role within the Hematology and Clinical Laboratory Medicine department involves analyzing human blood, tissues, and body fluids to support disease diagnosis. Key responsibilities include performing complex medical tests using precision instruments, conducting phlebotomy, and interpreting results with independent judgment to ensure accuracy for physicians. The position offers the appeal of working in a collaborative, high-impact healthcare environment where professional competence directly influences patient care. The role requires flexibility as it includes rotating shifts, weekend and holiday coverage, on-call duties, and travel across multiple locations.