The Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital (BBCH) at Maine Medical Center is currently seeking a Pediatric Critical Care physician to join our 8-member faculty group. The ideal candidate would have experience working in both PICU and CICU environments and be board certified in pediatric intensive care with cardiology training encouraged. The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit is a mixed PICU/cardiac environment and has 8 beds with 400+ admissions per year including a growing population of post-operative cardiac surgical patients including neonates as well as an ECMO program. In addition to clinical care, interest or participation in research, patient safety and quality initiatives is encouraged and education of residents is a core part of our mission. Administrative and leadership opportunities exist within the Departments of Pediatrics and Critical Care for qualified individuals.

The Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital, a 96-bed hospital within Maine Medical Center, is the tertiary medical center for children serving the state of Maine and southern/eastern New Hampshire. The Children’s Hospital medical staff represents all of the major pediatric medical and surgical subspecialties including trauma care, surgery for congenital heart disease and renal transplantation. The critical care division also supports and supervises a 24/7 pediatric transport team.

Maine Medical Center (MMC) has 700 licensed beds and is the state’s leading tertiary care hospital and Level One Trauma Center, with a full complement of Residencies and Fellowships and an integral part of Tufts University Medical School.  Academic rank at Tufts University will be granted commensurate with experience.

The metropolitan area is home to more than 525,000 people, and Portland is Maine’s most celebrated city. BonApetit.com named it 2018 Restaurant City of the Year. Forbes.com has ranked it among its Top Ten Most Livable Cities and GQ.com called it One of the Coolest Small Cities in America.

Portland offers exceptional foods, lifestyles and activities with attractions that include its historic Old Port district, craft microbreweries, the Portland Museum of Art, Victoria Mansion, Wadsworth-Longfellow House and six classic lighthouses. Neighborhoods are welcoming, with many beautiful homes. Public and private schools are excellent. Transportation is reliable, and there are many four-season outdoor activities to enjoy, from sailing and kayaking to hiking, mountain biking and snowshoeing to skiing at one of 14 Maine-area ski resorts.

Maine Medical Partners is committed to creating an equitable, inclusive environment that is welcoming to diverse faculty.

Interested candidates may submit a cover letter and CV to Linda Wiley, Physician Recruiter, at linda.wiley@mainehealth.org.