ERG | NY | Hepatology | Physicians

Patients with complex liver disease need a physician who turns ambiguous labs imaging and symptoms into a plan they can trustand who stays with them through evaluation recovery or long-term control. This role owns clinical outcomes for a high-acuity hepatology practice: accurate diagnosis timely intervention and coordinated care that cuts avoidable admissions and improves survival and quality of life. Your judgment will define how the service performs not only how a single visit goes.

• Diagnose and manage acute and chronic liver diseaseincluding cirrhosis viral hepatitis MASLD and autoimmune and cholestatic diseaseso guideline-concordant treatment starts within agreed clinic timelines.
• Lead inpatient hepatology consults and shorten time-to-recommendation for decompensated cirrhosis acute liver injury and transplant-related questions.
• Complete transplant and post-transplant assessments that selection teams can act on without rework.
• Run an outpatient panel with reliable access: new-patient slots follow-up intervals and closed gaps in vaccination variceal screening and HCC surveillance.
• Reduce preventable readmissions by standardizing pathways for ascites hepatic encephalopathy and GI bleeding with hospital medicine and GI.
• Improve service metrics you are accountable forlength of stay surveillance rates mortality review findings and patient experienceand teach residents or APPs to sustain those gains.

You will practice in a multidisciplinary liver program with GI transplant surgery interventional radiology pathology nutrition pharmacy and care coordination plus endoscopy and advanced imaging. Support includes APP or nursing coverage an EMR with liver order sets and protected time for clinic consults and quality work. You report to the gastroenterology/hepatology medical director or service chief. Clinic template and call are defined before you start.

• MD or DO with board certification or eligibility in gastroenterology and fellowship training in transplant hepatology or equivalent advanced liver practice.
• Active or obtainable medical license and DEA registration and eligibility for hospital and transplant-program privileges.
• Proven care of decompensated cirrhosis viral hepatitis and pre- and post-transplant patients.
• Ability to lead consults multidisciplinary conferences and decisions with seriously ill patients and families.
• Habit of documentation and quality reporting that improves team results not only personal volume.

• A dedicated liver service not a general GI add-on with hepatology-specific panel and metrics.
• Transplant collaboration without carrying the entire program alone.
• APPs coordinators and pathways so your time goes to decisions not chasing results.
• Success measured by access surveillance and fewer preventable crises.

If you want your judgment to change the course of liver diseasenot just fill a scheduleapply with a CV and a short note on the outcomes you are ready to own.