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PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGIST
Ottawa, Ontario · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 days ago
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About the role
- PEDIATRIC ENDOCRINOLOGIST DIVISION OF ENDOCRINOLOGY CHEO/University of Ottawa The Department of Pediatrics at CHEO, University of Ottawa is recruiting a full-time Pediatric Endocrinologist within the Division of Endocrinology.
- The ideal candidate will be Royal College certified (or equivalent) and have a subspecialty certification in Pediatric Endocrinology.
- The candidate will have a strong interest in Pediatric Genetic and Metabolic Bone Diseases.
Responsibilities
- In addition, the Division supports diabetes out-reach plus specialty clinics in pediatric lipids, neuro-oncology, endocrine-gynecology, rare bone disorders and Healthy and Active Living.
- Extensive natural areas, including the Ottawa River Parkway and Gatineau Park, support an active and healthy lifestyle.
Benefits
- While English is the language of the health record, functionality in French is an asset.
- The CHEO Genetic and Metabolic Bone Disease Program is world-renowned, supporting a broad population of children and youth with complex skeletal health disorders plus a highly active research program.
- Beyond bone disorders, the Division also runs an active clinical research program in diabetes, classic endocrinology, weight management, transgender medicine, and health care delivery.
- The University of Ottawa is Canada's largest bilingual institution of higher learning and research.
- The Faculty of Medicine offers a wide range of competitive educational and research programs in a dynamic learning environment with state-of-the art facilities.
- The Faculty is recognized as a national leader in medical education and ranks among the top faculties of medicine worldwide for research intensity and impact.
- CHEO strives to create the best life possible for our staff, medical staff and learners.
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