Southeast. Always the right career direction.Job Description SummaryJob Summary: The Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine (ACOM) is seeking a qualified and enthusiastic individual to join our faculty as an Assistant/Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. This position involves contributing to the education of osteopathic medical students while actively participating in clinical practice,
research/scholarly activities, and service within the Primary Care department.Job DescriptionDuties and Responsibilities: The Assistant/Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics shall perform the following duties under the direction of the Department Chair of Primary Care and the Associate Dean of Clinical Sciences: Teaching and Education:Provide didactic and clinical instruction to medical students in
the field of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics.Provide lectures to medical students in the teaching discipline.Develop and implement curriculum components related to Internal Medicine and Pediatrics.May serve as a Clerkship Director or Course Director. Mentor and advise medical students.Clinical Practice:Participate in clinical practice at our teaching clinics.Provide comprehensive patient care to individuals across
the lifespan, encompassing both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics.Research and Scholarly Activities:Engage in scholarly activities, including research, publications, and presentations.Collaborate with colleagues and students on research projects.Contribute to the advancement of medical knowledge in the fields of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics.Service:Serve on departmental and college committees.Engage in community
outreach and service initiatives.Interview applicants for the D.O. program. Position Qualifications:Eligible candidates for the Assistant/Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics position must:RequiredDoctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) or Medical Doctor (MD) degreeBoard certification or eligibility in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics.Eligibility for licensure in the state of
Alabama.PreferredExperience in medical education and curriculum development.Previous academic experience in an osteopathic institution or other medical college with experience working in an integrated curriculum.Candidate must also demonstrate:Effective communication and interpersonal skills.Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment.Dedication to teaching and mentorship.Capacity for research and
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