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The Division of Genetics and Metabolism in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is seeking a Pediatric Medical Geneticist to join their well-established team. The candidate will function within the clinical service, in care and management of patients with genetic and metabolic disorders. This position is full-time, fixed term at the instructor level.
The Pediatric Genetics team includes six physicians, five genetic counselors, two metabolic dieticians and two nurse practitioner providers, who work collaboratively in caring for their patients and families with compassion and evidence-based care. We also have an active accredited fellowship training program. The team works and interacts closely with colleagues from Adult Medical and Cancer Genetics, Maternal Fetal Medicine and Cytogenetics and Molecular Genetic Laboratories. Faculty members in the Division are actively involved in hearing loss research, mucopolysaccharidosis translational research, clinical studies evaluating the utility of using next generation sequencing for newborn screening and with the birth defects registry.
The North Carolina Children's Hospital is part of a busy quaternary care medical center and a major referral center for children with complex conditions in the state and region. The North Carolina Children's Hospital has 150 inpatient beds and a comprehensive children's outpatient center located in the same building, enabling children to see multiple specialists in a single visit. The North Carolina Children's Hospital physicians work hand-in-hand with community hospitals and pediatricians all across the state, providing specialty care to more than 70,000 children from all 100 counties in North Carolina each year.
UNC is a National Institutes of Health (NIH) Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) funded institution that offers support for clinical and translational researchers at all levels. This support includes seed funding, regulatory assistance, data management, drug/device development and grant preparation among other things.
The Triangle area of Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill is consistently ranked among the nation's best places to live. The region offers affordable living, a temperate climate, easy access to beach and mountains, vibrant dining, and cultural offerings.

The ideal candidate will be board certified/board eligible in Pediatrics and Clinical Genetics, and academically oriented with an interest in inborn errors of metabolism. The successful candidate must have excellent clinical and teaching skills and dedicated to pursuing an academic career in Medical Genetics. Responsibilities will include evaluation and care of patients with inborn errors of metabolism, dysmorphology and other genetic disorders. The candidate should have expertise in education of medical students, residents, and fellows.