Pediatric Otolaryngologist/ENT
About the Role
Children’s Nebraska — in affiliation with the University of Nebraska College of Medicine — is seeking BE/BC faculty to join the growing Division of Pediatric Otolaryngology. The division provides a full range of pediatric ENT services in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment, supported by more than 50 pediatric subspecialties, including pulmonology, sleep medicine, allergy, gastroenterology, and plastics. Faculty are committed to excellence in clinical care, education, and research, with opportunities to develop subspecialty interests and build innovative programs.
Responsibilities
- Provide pediatric otolaryngology clinical care in a multidisciplinary setting
- Engage in the education of medical students and residents
- Develop subspecialty clinics and programs
- Participate in clinical, basic science, or translational research with support from the Child Health Research Institute
Benefits
- Academic appointment at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC)
- Highly competitive compensation package with a base salary in the high $400k range, quality and productivity incentives, and a robust sign-on bonus
- Extra call compensation for call exceeding defined expectations
- Call coverage limited to one hospital, supporting work-life balance (trauma call is optional)
- Stipend available for individuals in training who commit early
- Generous CME support
- Research support through the Child Health Research Institute, including access to infrastructure and start-up funding
- Relocation package
- Excellent retirement package with strong employer contribution
- Comprehensive benefits designed to support physicians and their families
Pay
Early-career Pediatric ENT base salary is in the high $400k range, with additional quality and productivity incentives.
About Children’s Nebraska
Children’s Nebraska is a 225-bed nonprofit organization and the only full-service pediatric specialty health center in Nebraska, serving a five-state region. Founded by and for the community, Children’s is dedicated to exceptional care, advocacy, research, and education. The Child Health Research Institute — a partnership between UNMC and Children’s — advances pediatric research across clinical, basic science, and translational domains.
About Omaha
Omaha is a metropolitan area with over one million residents, offering big-city amenities with Midwestern warmth. The city features a vibrant arts and cultural scene, a world-class zoo, outstanding public and private schools, and numerous colleges and universities. Omaha hosts the College World Series, professional women’s volleyball teams, and a diverse economy with multiple Fortune 500 companies, contributing to an exceptional quality of life and consistently low unemployment.