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Assistant / Associate Professor - Pediatric Hematologist
Company : Oregon Health & Science University
Location : Portland, OR, 97201
Job Type : Full Time / Part Time
Date Posted : 11 January 2026
Department Overview
The Hemophilia Center, within the Institute of Development and Disability, in conjunction with the Division of Pediatric Hematology-Oncology (PHO), both within the Department of Pediatrics (DOP) and School of Medicine (SOM) at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), are seeking a pediatric hematologist with interest in clinical or educational scholarship at the assistant/associate professor level. Individuals with basic science research interests may also apply. The successful candidate will have clinical, scholarship, teaching, and administrative responsibilities within the Hemophilia Center as well as similar responsibilities within the Division of PHO.
Function/Duties of Position
- Clinical:
- Provide expert and compassionate clinical care to the pediatric bleeding and clotting disorders patient population as well as to the general pediatric hematology population in the outpatient and inpatient setting at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital and associated outreach clinical sites.
- Clinical practice will be collaboration with faculty and staff of the Hemophilia Center and the Division of PHO.
- Scholarship
- For the candidate pursuing a clinical research career path, conduct clinical research and/or educational research/curriculum development at OHSU.
- For the candidate pursuing a basic or translational physician scientist career, conduct lab-based and/or translational research at OHSU.
- Fund these opportunities as necessary through grants and contracts.
- The expectation will be for the physician scientist to seek further grant funding through NIH mechanisms and other relevant sources
- Teaching:
- Participate in the education of students, trainees, colleagues, and staff in conjunction with clinical and research efforts.
- Administrative:
- Assume responsibilities as assigned by the Director of the Hemophilia Center as well as the Division Head of PHO.
- Serve on committees and councils of OHSU.
- Serve in professional societies with the knowledge of the Division Head of PHO and Director of the Hemophilia Center
Required Qualifications
- An MD or DO degree or the foreign equivalent;
- Oregon medical licensure or eligibility for licensure;
- Board certification in Pediatrics;
- Board certification or eligibility for board certification in Pediatric Hematology-Oncology
Preferred Qualifications
For applicants on the physician scientist track, candidates are preferred to have:
- A submitted or awarded NIH K level grant application or equivalent and an OHSU scholarship mentor
Additional Details
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All are welcome
Oregon Health & Science University values a diverse and culturally competent workforce. We are proud of our commitment to being an equal opportunity, affirmative action organization that does not discriminate against applicants on the basis of any protected class status, including disability status and protected veteran status. Individuals with diverse backgrounds and those who promote diversity and a culture of inclusion are encouraged to apply. To request reasonable accommodation contact the Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Department at 503-494-5148 or aaeo@ohsu.edu.Related Jobs
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Frequently asked questions
This position uniquely blends hands-on clinical care for pediatric bleeding disorders with active involvement in clinical or translational research. Faculty at OHSU engage in both patient-facing duties and scholarly activities, fostering a dynamic environment for advancing pediatric hematology knowledge.
Applicants typically hold an MD or DO and possess board certification in pediatrics plus eligibility or certification in pediatric hematology-oncology. Demonstrated research experience, especially with NIH grant applications, is highly valued for physician-scientist career paths.
Beyond patient care, professors engage in teaching medical students and trainees, conduct research, and fulfill administrative duties, balancing clinical expertise with academic responsibilities within the hemophilia center and pediatric hematology-oncology division.
OHSU offers a comprehensive academic medical center environment with robust research support, collaborative multidisciplinary teams, and opportunities for career growth in both clinical and scholarly pursuits, setting it apart from purely clinical roles in the Portland area.
Portland has a growing demand for specialized pediatric hematologists at academic institutions like OHSU, but the pool of candidates with combined research and clinical expertise is limited, making this a sought-after position with moderate to high competition.
Oregon requires medical licensure for clinical practice, so candidates must either hold or be eligible for Oregon medical licensure. Familiarity with state-specific regulations and credentialing processes is essential for a smooth onboarding.
OHSU provides mentorship, access to NIH grant mechanisms, and institutional resources that empower physician scientists to pursue clinical, educational, and translational research, fostering career development through funded projects and collaborative networks.
OHSU emphasizes integrated clinical and research duties within a specialized hemophilia center, coupled with strong community outreach and educational activities, which creates a distinctive blend of academic rigor and patient-centered care.
OHSU champions a culturally competent workforce and actively promotes inclusion, which nurtures collaborative, respectful team environments and enriches the educational and clinical experience for faculty, staff, and patients alike.
Salaries for this role generally range from $180,000 to $230,000 annually, reflecting Portland's academic healthcare market and the specialized expertise required, with variations based on experience, research funding, and clinical responsibilities.