The Cleveland Clinic Department of Infectious Disease is a robust, highly collaborative clinical group delivering comprehensive care across Northeast Ohio. Due to continued growth in our Southern Market, we are seeking Board Certified/Board Eligible Infectious Disease physicians to join our expanding team. This dynamic department provides a broad spectrum of infectious disease expertise, including care forendocardtitis, cardiac device-related infections, complex bone and joint infections, neurologic infections, HIV, granulomatous diseases, and transplant and immunocompromised patients. Physicians benefit from strong enterprise-wide collaboration, clinical support, and access to advanced diagnostic and subspecialty resources. Thomas Fraser, MD, Chair, Department of Infectious Disease Position Highlights Community-based practice with strong referral support from Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Opportunity for inpatient and outpatient infectious disease practice Teaching and academic involvement available through Cleveland Clinic Akron General Internal Medicine Residency Program, NEOMED, OUHCOM, LECOM and Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine Opportunity for quality improvement/patient safety projects, clinical and basic science research involvement No requirement for external grant funding Collaborative, physician-led culture with strong leadership support This opportunity offers a highly competitive compensation package aligned with national benchmarks, complemented by comprehensive benefits, relocation assistance, CME support, and a collaborative, collegial work environment. The Southern Market (Akron & Canton) offers physicians the opportunity to practice in growing, physician-aligned hospitals that address a strong and expanding community need. This region provides an attractive lifestyle with a lower cost of living, while still offering access to Northeast Ohios top-rated suburbs and school systems. Physicians also benefit from close proximity to Cleveland Clinics Main Campus, enabling seamless sub-specialty collaboration, in-person or virtual conferences and ongoing career development. Its an ideal setting for those seeking to make a meaningful impact in a community-focused environment while maintaining strong academic and professional connectivity. If you will be attending IDWeek 2026 in Washington, DC and are interested in meeting with one of our Infectious Disease leaders, we would be pleased to hear from you. Please email seiferm@ccf.org and include the following Current CV Brief cover letter outlining your interests and career goals Your availability during the conference We look forward to the opportunity to connect and discuss career opportunities at Cleveland Clinic.