Emergency Medicine Assistant/Associate Professor, Professor of Clin X and HSCP

The University of California, Davis, School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine is conducting a faculty search for emergency medicine physicians as Assistant/Associate/Full Professors in either a (HSCP) clinician/educator or (Clin X) clinician/researcher track.

Requirements include MD/DO degree or equivalent, ABEM Board Certification or eligibility in Emergency Medicine, valid CA Medical License or eligibility for licensure, experience teaching medical students, residents, and fellows, the ability to work cooperatively and collegially within a diverse environment, and the ability to adhere to policies and procedures. Fellowship training with at least one year of post-training clinical experience is desired. We especially welcome applicants whose research, teaching, and community outreach demonstrably attest to their commitment to diversity and inclusion of historically marginalized communities into their respective area of specialization within their discipline.

The Emergency Department provides comprehensive emergency services to a large local urban and referral population as a Level One Trauma Center, paramedic base station, and training center. The fully accredited residency training program in Emergency Medicine at UC Davis Medical Center began in 1990 and currently has 60 residents. In addition, we have 11 fellowships covering a wide range of disciplines. All faculty members are required to provide both bedside and didactic teaching to residents, medical students, and others rotating through the Emergency Department. We are a top-20 NIH funded Department and member of the federally funded SIREN (adult) and PECARN (pediatric) research networks, and very involved and committed to research, discovery and implementation. The successful candidate will show a commitment to educating and mentoring a diverse student body to expand opportunities and enhance personal growth, retention, and academic success.

M.D. degree or equivalent

Valid CA Medial License or eligible

Board Certification/Eligibility in Emergency Medicine

Experience teaching medical students, residents and fellows

Experience or ability to work cooperatively and collegially within a diverse environment

Experience or ability to adhere to policies and procedures.

Fellowship training with at least one year of post-training clinical experience is desired.

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