Our organization, in collaboration with a prominent medical center and children's hospital, is on the lookout for a motivated and enthusiastic individual to enhance our Pediatrics subspecialty faculty team at the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine in Flint, Michigan.

The role involves serving as an academic pediatric endocrinologist within the Pediatrics residency program. Candidates should be board-certified or board-eligible if currently in training. This position emphasizes teaching resident physicians and engaging actively as a faculty member.

• Educate and mentor resident physicians in pediatric endocrinology.
• Participate actively in faculty meetings and departmental activities.
• Collaborate effectively with colleagues and students.

• Board certification or eligibility in pediatric endocrinology.
• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work well in a team.
• Excellent communication abilities and comfort with technology.
• Willingness to engage with an urban patient population.

Faculty members at our medical center may seek an academic appointment with Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, with the rank determined by experience.

Eligible candidates may qualify for loan forgiveness under the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program for student debt.

H1-B visa sponsorship may be available for qualified applicants.

We foster a collegial atmosphere that is small enough to cultivate meaningful relationships with colleagues and learners, yet large enough to provide diverse cases and opportunities to make a significant impact.

The Children’s Clinic is situated on the top floor of the Flint Farmers’ Market, offering access to fresh produce, bakeries, dining options, and shopping. The Flint Cultural Center is nearby, reflecting the city’s rich history as the former largest General Motors complex globally. Additionally, two Big Ten universities, Michigan State University and the University of Michigan-Flint, have campuses in downtown Flint, along with Kettering University and Mott Community College. Just across from Hurley Medical Center, Atwood Stadium hosts home games for the Flint City Bucks soccer team.

The region provides quick access to a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, swimming, skiing, boating, biking, and golfing. Residents can enjoy sporting events, recreational teams, orchards, dairies, movies, theater, concerts, and festivals. Travel is convenient with Flint’s Bishop International Airport, known for its ease of use in the Midwest.

Hurley Medical Center, which includes Hurley Children's Hospital, is located in Flint, Michigan, and is affiliated with several leading universities in the Midwest. This 457-bed tertiary-care public hospital serves as the primary training site for residents in Pediatrics from Hurley/MSU College of Human Medicine and Flint-based medical students. It acts as the care-referral center for mid- and northeastern Michigan, serving a population of over 1 million. Hurley also offers free 24/7 fitness facilities on campus and various wellness amenities.

Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their CV and cover letter to:

• Chief Academic Officer
• Designated Institutional Official
• James Buterakos
• 1 Hurley Plaza, GME 10W
• Flint, MI 48503