Advance your career while making an impact in academic medicine.
The Division of General Internal Medicine at WashU Medicine delivers exceptional inpatient and outpatient care, conducts innovative clinical and translational research, and educates the next generation of physician leaders. We’re seeking outstanding clinical and research candidates to join our growing in Primary Care and Ambulatory Medicine, Geriatrics, Hospital Medicine, and Research.
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Join a growing primary care program dedicated to delivering comprehensive, patient-centered care across the St. Louis region. Faculty in Primary Care and Ambulatory Medicine provide high-quality outpatient care through Washington University Complete Care.
Whether you are an early-career physician or an experienced clinician, you’ll find opportunities to build a rewarding academic career supported by a collaborative faculty community, opportunities for medical education and clinical innovation, and the resources of WashU Medicine.
Join a multidisciplinary team dedicated to improving the health and well-being of older adults. Faculty in Geriatrics provide compassionate, evidence-based care across a variety of clinical settings while advancing education, quality improvement, and research focused on healthy aging.
Whether your interests include clinical practice, teaching, or scholarship, you’ll find opportunities to make a meaningful impact on the lives of older adults while building a rewarding academic career at WashU Medicine.
Become part of an established, dynamic hospital medicine program committed to delivering exceptional inpatient care and improving patient outcomes. Faculty collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, contribute to quality and safety initiatives, and play an important role in educating medical students, residents and fellows.
Hospital Medicine offers opportunities to develop expertise in clinical care, medical education, leadership, and healthcare innovation within a nationally recognized academic medical center.
The Division of General Internal Medicine and the Department of Pediatrics offer combined appointments for candidates who are board certified or board eligible in Internal Medicine and General Pediatrics.
Candidates should be board certified/eligible in Internal Medicine and General Pediatrics. They need not be certified in Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PMH). PHM faculty are clinician educators at the main academic center and community hospitals within the metro St. Louis area. These hospitals are St. Louis Children’s Hospital, Progress West Hospital, Missouri Baptist Medical Center, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Memorial Hospital-Belleville and Memorial Hospital-East, and any other current or future contracted facilities. We are recruiting for all ranks Instructors, Assistant Professors, Associate Professors, Professors.
WashU Medicine ranks among the top medical schools in the country, and St. Louis Children’s Hospital is nationally recognized as a leader in pediatric healthcare. The 455-bed pediatric hospital includes a 77-bed pediatric ICU, and a 150-bed neonatal ICU. The hospital offers comprehensive services in every pediatric and medical subspecialty, serving a diverse patient population in the St. Louis metropolitan area and primary service region covering six states. The Pediatric Hospitalist division covers a variety of services at St. Louis Children’s hospital including the general inpatient unit, ambulatory procedure center, after-hours sedation service and the pediatric ambulatory wound service. At our partner hospitals Missouri Baptist Medical Center and Progress West Hospital in Missouri, and Memorial Hospitals in Illinois, our division covers primarily the newborn services and emergency unit. Also, at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, we cover the well-baby nursery.
The Department of Medicine and Pediatrics provide a supportive and intellectually stimulating environment for clinical practice, education and investigation, with unique opportunities for inter- and intra-departmental collaborations.
Join a collaborative research community focused on advancing knowledge and improving health through innovative investigation. Faculty in our Research Section lead studies spanning clinical, translational, implementation and health services research while partnering with colleagues across WashU Medicine and beyond.
Researchers benefit from a robust academic environment that supports collaboration, mentorship, and professional growth, creating opportunities to make discoveries that improve patient care and population health.
Why join the Division of General Internal Medicine?
As part of WashU Medicine, the Division of General Internal Medicine brings together clinicians, educators, and researchers who are committed to improving health through exceptional patient care, innovative research, and outstanding medical education. Faculty work in a collaborative environment that supports professional growth, interdisciplinary partnerships, and meaningful contributions to the field of internal medicine.
As WashU Medicine physicians, we provide care at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, one of the top hospitals in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report, and other locations across the St. Louis area. Whether your interests are centered on clinical care, education, research, quality improvement, or leadership development, you’ll find opportunities to build a rewarding academic career while making a lasting impact on patients, learners, and communities.
