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This is a full-time employed cardiologist position specializing in Adult Congenital Heart Disease at a high-volume, academically affiliated children's hospital program with teaching and research duties. The schedule includes 2 clinic days, 1 cath lab day, and 1 administrative day weekly, with 4 weeks per year on cardiology service call.
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Children's Hospital of Michigan is the regional leader in congenital heart disease care, treating more children and adults with CHD than any other program in Metropolitan Detroit — and the program is growing. As the state's first and largest children's hospital, CHM carries a national reputation backed by U.S. News & World Report rankings and designation as one of only two UNOS-certified cardiac transplant centers in Michigan. You'll step into a well-resourced, academically affiliated environment actively pursuing ACHD Center of Excellence certification, with a robust infrastructure already in place to support your success.
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