Assistant/Associate/Full Professor, T/TE, Family & Community Medicine

Dependent on rank, Assistant Associate Full Professor appointment requires the demonstration of potential for independence in research as substantiated by, in some combination:

• A profile of evidence and further promise of publication in peer-reviewed journals.
• The potential for or award of competitive fellowships or grants.
• Presentations at scientific meetings.
• Scientific peer review.
• Editorial service.
• Other markers of research and innovation.

The successful candidates will be expected to:

• Build collaborative relationships within DFCM with clinical faculty and community partners.
• Mentor a growing group of clinical colleagues interested in clinical research, junior research colleagues, residents with a research interest, and/or students from affiliated academic health sciences programs in the context of the candidates evolving research programs.
• Seek extramural funding for research in DFCMs priority areas (see above) by developing and submitting research grant proposals to appropriate funding agencies as Principal Investigator.
• Partner with clinical and research faculty to form research teams, develop research plans, write funding proposals, and implement and disseminate studies.
• Work with residents, clinical faculty, and other colleagues in research project development and grant proposal writing, project implementation, and dissemination of results through scientific publication and presentations.
• Mentor residents and medical students in study design, analytics, dissemination, and translation to practice.
• Engage in teaching activities, e.g., guest lectures for residents, undergraduate, and graduate students.
• Disseminate research findings through peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and invited lectures.
• Participate on appropriate departmental and/or College of Medicine committees and professional organization committees as appropriate.