165084 Clinical Professor of Internal medicine: Cardiology with special focus on Congenital Heart Disease (Fixed-Term, 5 Years)

This position is for a Clinical Professor specializing in Internal Medicine with a focus on Cardiology, specifically Congenital Heart Disease, on a fixed-term basis of five years. The role requires deep expertise in cardiology, particularly in diagnosing, managing, and treating congenital heart defects across patient populations. Candidates should possess comprehensive knowledge of cardiovascular pathophysiology, advanced clinical assessment, and therapeutic interventions tailored to congenital cardiac anomalies. The role likely involves clinical teaching responsibilities, mentoring medical students, residents, and fellows in cardiology and internal medicine, emphasizing congenital heart disease. Strong skills in clinical research, evidence-based medicine, and possibly curriculum development in cardiology are implied. The position may also demand collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, including pediatric cardiology, cardiac surgery, and other specialties, to provide integrated care. Given the academic title, candidates should demonstrate a track record of scholarly activity, clinical excellence, and leadership in internal medicine and cardiology. While explicit experience and education levels are not provided, the title 'Clinical Professor' suggests a senior-level clinician-educator with an advanced medical degree (MD or equivalent) and board certification in cardiology or internal medicine. Expertise in congenital heart disease management is essential, including familiarity with diagnostic tools such as echocardiography, cardiac MRI, and catheterization techniques. Overall, the role demands a blend of clinical acumen, teaching proficiency, research capability, and specialized knowledge in congenital cardiology to contribute to academic and clinical missions over the fixed term.