Academic Physician - MD/DO - Pediatric Otolaryngologist

About the role

Join a nationally recognized academic medical center and help shape the future of pediatric otolaryngology. SLUCare Physician Group, the academic medical practice of SSM Health, is seeking a board‑certified or board‑eligible Pediatric Otolaryngologist to join our growing academic department at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor. This is an outstanding opportunity for a physician passionate about academic medicine, resident education, clinical research, and delivering exceptional pediatric patient care. The successful candidate will step into a busy, established pediatric otorhinolaryngology practice while enjoying extensive opportunities for academic development, subspecialization, and research collaboration. Located in the heart of St. Louis, our program offers a supportive academic environment with access to world‑class research resources and multidisciplinary partnerships. You will practice at the future state‑of‑the‑art SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital campus (slated for completion in 2027), a not‑for‑profit ranked among the best children's hospitals in the country, featuring a Level IV NICU, Level I Pediatric Emergency & Trauma Center, more than 200 pediatric specialists, over 60 services, and 195 beds serving patients aged 0‑21. St. Louis offers an affordable housing market, trendy neighborhoods such as Cherokee Street and the Delmar Loop, a booming economic landscape, and abundant restaurants, parks, recreation, cultural activities, and sporting events.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical care to pediatric otolaryngology patients.
• Participate in resident education and teaching.
• Conduct clinical and translational research.
• Develop subspecialty interests and expertise.
• Collaborate with scientists and investigators across Saint Louis University and the regional academic community.
• Contribute to academic development and research initiatives.
• Utilize support from advanced practice providers, faculty colleagues, and residents.
• Access department research coordinator, biostatistical support, and CORE facilities.
• Obtain specialized equipment to support research initiatives.

Qualifications

• Board certified or board eligible by the American Board of Otolaryngology.
• Completed fellowship training in Pediatric Otolaryngology.
• Eligible for Missouri medical licensure.
• Strong commitment to academic medicine, resident education, and clinical research.
• Prior experience preferred; graduating fellows are encouraged to apply.
• Eligible for H‑