Nemours Children's Hospital, Delaware is seeking a Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist to join our team in Wilmington.

This is an exciting opportunity to join a team of physicians and advanced practice providers in providing care in either ambulatory or hospital-based services or both. Physicians will work closely with associated medical and healthcare providers from medical and surgical services of the highest quality. In addition to clinical responsibilities, the physician will actively participate in the education and training of Psychiatry Residents and medical students from Thomas Jefferson University. Academic appointment at Thomas Jefferson University Sidney Kimmel Medical College will be proposed commensurate with experience and performance.

The ideal candidate should be Board certified or eligible in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry and eligible for unrestricted licensure in Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.

For confidential consideration, please forward your formal CV to:

Jessica Vega, Senior Physician Recruiter

Nemours Children's Health System

jessica.vega@nemours.org

This is a rare opportunity to step into a busy, high-quality academic practice in one of the Northeast's most desirable communities. Located in the Northeast corridor, Wilmington provides limitless cultural and professional opportunities given its easy access and proximity to major metropolitan areas while being nestled in the bucolic Brandywine Valley. As the center of commerce and culture in Delaware, Wilmington combines the amenities and excitement of big-city living with the peace and charm of a small town, also commutable from Philadelphia and its suburbs.

Nemours Children's Health is an internationally recognized, multi-site pediatric healthcare system built upon a centralized, efficient and collaborative infrastructure committed to improving the health of all children. The mission of Nemours is to improve the health and health care of children by seeking new approaches to the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of childhood diseases, and to educate the next generation of leaders in children's health.