Careers in Quality

NYP-Weill Cornell Medicine is seeking an Addiction Medicine physician to join our Addiction Medicine in-patient consult service and out-patient Addiction Medicine clinic. The position supports approximately 50% Addiction Medicine services and 50% General Internal Medicine services (either Hospital Medicine or Primary Care). The percentages are negotiable based on applicant interest and qualifications.

The candidate will provide in-patient and out-patient medical evaluation and treatment of all substance use disorders, including evidence-based medication treatment and basic behavioral counseling. The ideal candidate will have an interest in education, overseeing Addiction Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine fellows, residents and medical students at Cornell. Administrative tasks include participation in quality initiatives in the in-patient and out-patient settings. As our program grows, we are seeking physicians who will help to cultivate a culture that reduces the stigma around substance use disorders and promotes positive relationships within the surrounding medical and local communities.

Candidates with fellowship training in Addiction Medicine/Addiction Psychiatry are preferred or having previous experience treating substance use disorders. 

• Graduate of Internal Medicine, Family Medicine or Psychiatry residency training program
• Active New York State Medical License
• Active federal DEA
• Qualifications for Clinical Instructor or higher level faculty appointment
• Collaborative, proactive, and dedicated work ethic 
• Commitment to high-quality, cost-effective health care
• Desire to learn and grow professionally within a team-oriented department

About Weill Cornell Medicine

The tripartite mission of the General Internal Medicine division is to:Provide compassionate, comprehensive, coordinated and state of the art patient-centered care to every patient through evidence-based practice. Educate the next generation of internal medicine physicians. Optimize the overall health and well-being of patients and communities via collaborative research. Our multidisciplinary faculty is deeply committed to excellence and advancement in patient care via our hospital medicine and ambulatory care programs, resident and medical student education, and cutting edge research.

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