Opportunities

 seeking a full-time Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist to join their growing division. offers an excellent work-life balance with an affordable cost of living, mild climate, and close proximity to the beautiful beaches of North Carolina.

Candidates must hold or be eligible for a certificate of special competence in Maternal Fetal Medicine from the American Board.

Highlights include: 

• Employment by University-Academic Practice Model
• Privileges at Health Medical Center, a 974 bed academic medical center
• Established division that include MFM board certified sub-specialists, a PhD in Reproductive Physiology, faculty level sonologist and genetic counselors 
• Antenatal Diagnosis (10,000+ ultrasound studies annually), Clinical Genetics, Outpatient and Inpatient Consultation Services 
• State-of-the-art Ultrasound Imaging System and image storage 
• 29-County service area with built in referral network
• Clinical volumes average 3,900 deliveries/year at ECU Health Medical Center
• 350 Maternal transports annually
• State-of-the-art Children’s Hospital offering 20 pediatric sub-specialties and Level IV NICU
• Comprehensive benefits including relocation assistance, vacation & sick PTO, CME days & reimbursement, malpractice (with tail), retirement benefits, state health plan health insurance, employer paid dependent health insurance, medical and dental reimbursements, employer paid AD&D, disability, and life insurance
• Additional supplemental insurance benefits options – Accident, AD&D, Cancer, Critical Illness, Dental, FSA for Healthcare and Dependent Care Expenses, Life, and Vision

The faculty members’ interests and skills include: 

• Consultation for regional providers concerning high-risk pregnancies
• Outpatient Management of High-Risk Pregnancies, 9,000+ visits (2,000 patients per year) 
• Pre-conceptional Counseling
• Full range of fetal diagnostic procedures including amniocentesis, PUBS, CVS, etc 
• Fetal therapy including intrauterine transfusion, amino infusion, drug therapy, twin to twin transfusion syndrome, etc. 
• Clinical research with basic science collaboration