UCSF/SFVA hiring

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cchoukal

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UCSF and the San Francisco VA are looking for a few anesthesiologists. Although we're primarily looking for OR folks, applicants must be qualified for appointment at UCSF, which means they must be fellowship trained and have some academic interest/potential. There are opportunities in the closed med/surg ICU and in the pain clinic. We do cardiac, but we're not specifically looking to add to the cardiac group.

We'd certainly be interested in a regional fellow grad, but, for obvious reasons, that OB fellowship you just finished probably isn't super attractive to the VA.

PM me if interested.
 
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I have someone who I know is interested in an Attending Physician for Anesthesia job....He has done a fellowship in Peds Anesthesia and Critical Care . He is now finishing up a fellowship in Liver and Solid Organ Transplant.....He will be giving his boards in July but has an active license for NY & Fl....not Calif.....should he apply for the job?

Let me know what his chances are.

Much appreciate it.

TC
 
huma2007 said:
I have someone who I know is interested in an Attending Physician for Anesthesia job....He has done a fellowship in Peds Anesthesia and Critical Care . He is now finishing up a fellowship in Liver and Solid Organ Transplant.....He will be giving his boards in July but has an active license for NY & Fl....not Calif.....should he apply for the job?

Let me know what his chances are.

Much appreciate it.

TC
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You could have your friend PM me, and we evaluate applicants in kind of a rolling fashion. In general, though, I would say that since we do neither peds nor transplants, it might not be the best opportunity for your friend. The licensure is not a factor; a physician can be credentialed by a VA hospital with a valid license from any state.
 
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