Faculty Physician - Maternal Fetal Medicine

About the role

Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School seeks a Maternal-Fetal Medicine physician to join the Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine within the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences. The successful candidate will maintain an active Maternal-Fetal Medicine practice caring for high-risk obstetric patients while contributing to the Division’s educational, research, and quality improvement missions. This is an open-rank faculty appointment with rank commensurate with experience and qualifications. Position is full-time, based at the Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences campus in Downtown New Brunswick, NJ. Posting opened 10/28/2026 (Posting Number: 26FA0990).

Responsibilities

• Clinical:
  • Provide comprehensive Maternal-Fetal Medicine clinical services, including high-risk obstetric consultation, prenatal diagnosis, fetal therapy, ultrasound interpretation, and inpatient obstetric management.
  • Maintain a productive, high-quality clinical practice consistent with departmental, medical school, and health system expectations.
  • Participate in the divisional call schedule and provide services at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital–New Brunswick, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital–Somerset, affiliated ambulatory sites, and other locations as assigned.
  • Identify opportunities to improve patient outcomes, patient experience, and clinical operations; assist in implementing evidence-based interventions and best practices.
• Education & Training:
  • Teach and mentor maternal-fetal medicine fellows, residents, medical students, advanced practice providers, and other learners.
  • Support the educational mission of the division and fellowship program through clinical teaching, conferences, lectures, and hands-on training.
  • Foster a culture of professionalism, teamwork, and continuous learning.
• Research & Scholarly Activity:
  • Participate in clinical, translational, and/or outcomes-based research and scholarly activities.
  • Collaborate on research,