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Clinical duties with the Advanced Heart Failure Program
• 9 clinical session per week in the Advanced Heart Failure (AHF) and
Cardio-Obstetrics Program(s), with effort divided between:
o EHC – 0.6 FTE (Five Sessions)
- Effort equally divided between EUHM and EUH; Cardio Obstetrics and AHF at EUHM and AHF and Transplant at 
EUH
- AHF clinic at EUHM and Transplant clinic at EUH
- Cardio-Obstetrics clinic and consult service at
EUHM
- Inpatient rounding on the AHF service, site TBD but
anticipate an equal split between EUHM and EUH
(no clinic when on service)
- On-call responsibilities on the EUHM or EUH AHF
service
o GMH 0.4 FTE (Four Sessions)
- TBD by Michael McDaniel, MD, but a combination of clinic and consultation on Cardio-Obstetrics
services
• 1 administrative session per week at EUHM
Clinical duties are subject to change at the discretion of Emory Heart &
Vascular Executive Director as dictated by operational and strategic needs of
the service line.

 

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