Maternal Fetal Medicine Faculty

Maternal Fetal Medicine Faculty Full time
** University Health Physicians**, an academic group practice affiliated with the
** University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine
** in conjunction with its major teaching facility
** Truman Medical Centers/University Health (TMC/UH).
** University Health Truman Medical Center University Health Physicians (UHP) is the physician group practice for the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Medicine (UMKC) in conjunction with its major teaching facility. UMKC supports several residencies and many of our physicians have teaching responsibilities for residents and medical students.  UHP is also the primary physician group for Truman Medical Centers/University Health in Kansas City, MO.

known as “Kansas City’s Essential Hospital,” it is the safety net healthcare system for Jackson County/Kansas City, MO. A 547-bed, not-for-profit health system, TMC/UH delivers the highest-quality medical care for our patients, with compassion, empathy, and unparalleled dedication to service. During the 2020 pandemic, we have been recognized as a regional leader in COVID care and testing.#
** Job Description
** University Health Physicians and the UMKC Department of OB/GYN seek a BC/BE Maternal Fetal Medicine faculty member to join our very busy practice serving high acuity patients. The position reports to the Chair of OB/GYN, Anthony Odibo, MD, who serves as the academic chair for the UMKC SOM and clinical chair for UH.UH Truman Medical Center is the only Level IV designated maternal care center in western Missouri and has a brand new state of the art Level 3 NICU and newly remodeled Labor and Delivery, postpartum and OB Emergency Room.
** About our MFM Fellowship Program
** The Maternal-Fetal Medicine fellowship program has a long academic tradition and currently has one fellow per year. The fellows rotate at three Kansas City hospitals, providing clinical care for high-risk patients, performing clinical, bench, and translational research, and mentoring residents and students. Each hospital offers excellent exposure to education, with different strengths at each Center.

University Health-Truman Medical Center, the UMKC School of Medicine, and Children's Mercy Hospital are on the Hospital Hill campus with access to basic science laboratories. UHTMC cares for some of the highest acuity patients in the region, providing a rich environment of maternal and fetal  addition to a long, distinguished MFM program, St. Luke’s Hospital provides fellows exposure to a dedicated heart disease and pregnancy clinic staffed by Cardiology and MFM.Children’s

Mercy houses the Fetal Health Center, established to provide on-site delivery to infants requiring immediate qua ternary care resources. The FHC receives referrals from much of Missouri, Kansas, southern Nebraska and Iowa, and northern Oklahoma and Arkansas for fetal and neonatal structural and functional abnormalities. Approximately 50% of referrals are for structural cardiac anomalies. Our fellows work with the MFM faculty, participate in echocardiography with Pediatric Cardiologists, attend consultations with pediatric nephrologists, cardiovascular surgeons, neurologists, geneticists, and radiologists, and participate in a broad range of obstetrical and fetal surgeries.
** Partnering for Healthcare Excellence
** Physicians and hospitals must collaborate in today’s complex healthcare environment to achieve excellence in clinical quality, patient safety, and service quality. We can achieve this kind of partnership by collaborating with local and regional doctors and facilities to ensure high-quality patient care for mothers and babies.
** Never Stop Learning
** At University Health, we offer exciting research and academic achievement prospects, guided by our esteemed faculty, who lead various projects alongside our fellows and residents. Several of these initiatives have culminated in publications in major journals pertinent to our specialty.

Our faculty and learners benefit from a deidentified patient database from our Electronic Medical Records. This resource significantly enhances our ability to conduct impactful research.…