Bone Health Physician

Bone Health Physician

Division of Bone and Mineral Diseases

Department of Medicine

Join a nationally recognized leader advancing the future of metabolic bone health.

The Division of Bone & Mineral Diseases at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis invites applications from BC/BE physicians to expand our renowned clinical program in metabolic bone and mineral disorders. We welcome both experienced clinicians and those eager to develop subspecialty expertise in osteoporosis and metabolic bone disease. Comprehensive onboarding, structured mentorship, and dedicated training ensure a smooth transition—whether you’re refining your specialization or building it.

Why Join WashU Medicine?

A premier clinical practice in metabolic bone health
• Outpatient-focused role caring for patients with osteoporosis, calcium/phosphorus disorders, and complex genetic or rare bone diseases.
• No call or weekend call for full-time clinical positions.

A flexible and rewarding academic career
• Tailor your balance of clinical and academic time.
• Opportunities to shape and grow thriving clinical programs serving a large regional patient population.
• Teach residents, fellows, and medical students in a supportive academic environment.
• Optional involvement in clinical research within an established infrastructure.
• Full-time or part-time faculty appointments available; academic rank commensurate with experience.

A collaborative, multidisciplinary environment
• Work closely with Endocrinology, Rheumatology, Primary Care, Geriatrics, and Nephrology specialists with shared interests in skeletal health.
• Provide cross-specialty, patient-centered care for musculoskeletal health and primary osteoporosis.
• Practice within a mature, high-volume division known for pioneering contributions dating back to Louis V. Avioli, MD.

Supportive schedule and patient flow
• Predictable ½-day clinic blocks (8–12 and 1–5).
• 40-minute new patient visits and 20-minute follow-ups designed to support high-quality care.
• Dedicated administrative and clinical support across three well-established practice sites.

Qualified candidates will have an MD/DO degree with board certification or eligibility in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, OB/GYN, or a related field with experience or strong interest in endocrinology, rheumatology, women’s health, or metabolic bone disease.

For more information, please contact:

Angie Winkler

Clinical Faculty & Community Physician Recruiter

winkler.a@wustl.edu