Adult Transplant Infectious Diseases Physician
Mayo Clinic Arizona is seeking two Adult Infectious Diseases physicians with a focus in transplant infectious diseases to join our rapidly expanding academic Transplant ID Unit.
Mayo Clinic Arizona is one of the largest transplant centers in the United States, performing over 920 solid organ transplants in 2025, including kidney, liver, heart, and lung. The program is further supported by dedicated bone marrow transplantation and CAR T-cell therapy services, providing comprehensive care for complex immunocompromised patients.
This is a clinically focused academic position offering exceptional opportunities for research, innovation, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Physicians will have access to Mayo Clinic’s integrated enterprise data platforms, advanced analytics infrastructure, and curated biobank resources, enabling meaningful scholarly activity and clinical investigation.
You will join a highly collaborative division of Infectious Diseases specialists and contribute to a nationally recognized fellowship program, with active involvement in teaching, mentorship, and academic scholarship. The position includes a faculty appointment with the Mayo Clinic Alix College of Medicine.
Qualifications:
Board-certified or board-eligible in Infectious Diseases (ABIM)
Demonstrated or emerging expertise in transplant infectious diseases
Commitment to clinical excellence, education, and scholarly work
Why Mayo Clinic Arizona:
Practice within one of the nation’s leading healthcare systems, consistently ranked among the best by U.S. News & World Report
Among largest and complex Solid Organ transplant center in the country
Collaborative, physician-led environment with strong institutional support
Access to cutting-edge research infrastructure and clinical trials
Desirable lifestyle in the greater Phoenix/Scottsdale area
Additional Information: J-1 visa sponsorship is not available for this position
To Apply or Learn More: Please contact: Connie Carlin. Email: carlin.connie@mayo.edu
Board-certified or board-eligible in Infectious Diseases (ABIM)
Demonstrated or emerging expertise in transplant infectious diseases
Commitment to clinical excellence, education, and scholarly work