Jobs at University of Minnesota Physicians

Supervise a centralized team of clinical schedulers, act as QGenda subject-matter expert, train users, develop and maintain master schedules, interpret scheduling policies, triage user questions, and collaborate with stakeholders to optimize scheduling processes and reporting.

Provide community- and clinic-based case management for individuals (ages 15-40) with first-episode psychosis. Coordinate care with interdisciplinary NAVIGATE team, identify social service needs, provide short-term counseling and in-vivo skills training, assist with recovery goals, appointment scheduling, referrals, and family education. Attend team meetings, training, and supervision; may perform related NAVIGATE roles as needed.

Provide full-time GI clinical care across community and hospital sites: ~30% clinic, ~70% outpatient endoscopy. Manage inpatient/outpatient/virtual visits, share 1:10 call, collaborate with University of Minnesota GI specialists, develop specialty programs, and use EPIC EMR.

Academic clinical pediatric neurologist position in a non-tenure track faculty role providing patient care, teaching medical students and residents, mentoring learners, and collaborating with pediatrics and neurology departments. Requires licensure and DEA certification; clinical research interests may be accommodated.

Provide full-time inpatient neurology care at University of Minnesota Medical Center and affiliated community hospitals, sharing day/evening/weekend call. Teach and supervise medical students and residents, engage in quality improvement and care model optimization, collaborate with neuroscience faculty, and participate in academic activities on the Master Clinician Track. Opportunity to develop a neurohospitalist fellowship.

Provide outpatient and limited inpatient neuromuscular care (including EMG and disease-focused multidisciplinary clinics), lead and conduct clinical/translational neuromuscular research and trials, supervise and teach trainees, and collaborate with basic scientists across the university.

Faculty position (50% clinical, 50% research) providing patient care, teaching, and leading dermatology research. Responsibilities include overseeing research projects, securing extramural funding, publishing manuscripts, and mentoring trainees while maintaining clinical excellence and contributing to departmental programs and clinical trials.

Provide high-quality clinical care focused on lung transplantation (85–95% effort), participate in division clinical/research/education programs, teach trainees, contribute scholarship and conferences, and develop a regional/national clinical and academic reputation.

Provide outpatient rheumatology care to adult patients at Fairview Lakes Wyoming Specialty Clinic, including joint injections, mentoring an advanced practice provider, using on-site labs and imaging, and documenting care in the integrated EPIC EMR. Collaborate with system-wide colleagues and support referrals from primary and specialty care.

One-year academic development pathway combining 0.5 FTE inpatient hospitalist clinical service with 0.5 FTE protected scholarly time. The scholar completes a mentored capstone project, gains QI, research, teaching, and POCUS skills, attends required courses and conferences, and participates in mentorship and departmental teaching activities.

Academic epileptologist role providing advanced epilepsy care including inpatient EMU/ICU duty and outpatient clinics, performing and overseeing stereo-EEG, LITT, neuromodulation, and related procedures; participating in interdisciplinary research, clinical trials, teaching, and program development within a Level IV epilepsy center.

Academic physician leader to serve as Division Director of Pediatric Genetics & Metabolism, providing up to 60% clinical care for children and adults, leading rare disease center clinical operations and research, building interdisciplinary collaborations, maintaining an active research program in rare disease genomics, and teaching trainees. Responsibilities include faculty leadership, program development, and partnership building across pediatric and adult medicine.

Academic Consult-Liaison psychiatrist position (0.90 clinical FTE, 0.10 academic FTE) providing inpatient and telemedicine consultations, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, seeing 6–8 patients per clinical day, coordinating coverage, and participating in research, teaching, quality improvement, and scholarly activities.

Provide full-time gastroenterology patient care across clinic, hospital, and endoscopy unit. Share on-call duties, collaborate with University of Minnesota GI colleagues, use EPIC EMR, and meet credentialing, licensure, and DEA requirements.

Lead design, development, and optimization of enterprise Power BI solutions. Collaborate with stakeholders to define metrics, build semantic models, implement governance, tune performance, troubleshoot data/model issues, manage platform administration, and deliver actionable reports and dashboards using Power BI, SQL Server, and Azure data platform.

Provide outpatient general neurology services in community clinics with minimal inpatient coverage. Optional campus time. Opportunities to perform EMG/EEG/botulinum injections (if qualified), supervise trainees, pursue clinical investigation and education, and advance via clinical academic pathway. Salaried with bonus stipend; position not eligible for a J1 waiver.

Lead the Division of Rheumatic and Autoimmune Diseases providing strategic leadership for clinical, research, and education missions. Oversee faculty recruitment, budget, and operations; maintain an active rheumatology clinical practice; sustain and grow research programs and extramural funding; support fellowship training and faculty development; ensure quality improvement, regulatory compliance, and collaboration across centers to advance autoimmune disease research and patient care.

Provide clinical glaucoma care as a board-certified/eligible ophthalmologist with fellowship training; teach and supervise medical students, residents, and fellows; develop curriculum; engage in clinical research and seek external funding; participate in national organizations; obtain necessary licensure, DEA certification, credentialing, and privileges; contribute to departmental academic mission across affiliated clinical sites.

Academic pediatric neurologist specializing in epilepsy to provide clinical care, expand the epilepsy surgery program, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, teach medical trainees, and pursue clinical research. Will use advanced neurophysiology and surgical modalities (e.g., Stereo-EEG, ROSA, VNS, LITT, RNS, DBS) and participate in outpatient and inpatient services.

Faculty neuromuscular neurologist to provide outpatient and limited inpatient neuromuscular care (ALS multidisciplinary clinic, general neuromuscular clinic, EMG, neuromuscular ultrasound), lead ~30% clinical/translational research, supervise trainees, and collaborate on clinical trials and biomarker development.