The UNC Department of Family Medicine seeks a clinician-scientist with a scholarly focus on tobacco use and cessation. This recruitment provides a superb opportunity for building or enhancing a career in clinical research by providing superb research resources, colleagues with a variety of ranks and backgrounds, links to all six health science schools, a large clinical operation, and world-class informatics.
As a faculty physician in family medicine, you will be an integral part of the department’s success. Our team members advance the tripartite mission of the UNC School of Medicine, including excellent patient care, superior teaching, and impactful research.
We support our faculty with professional development opportunities in the department, in the institution, and nationally.
Each faculty member is supported by a mentoring subcommittee that helps build the framework to a successful career, including career planning, counseling around career goals, and regular review of academic activities, all tailored to individual professional and personal goals.
As a faculty clinician, you will provide patient care in one of our Family Medicine Centers, based on applicant interest and department need, with FTE determined with the fair and standard allocation of FTE credit applied to all faculty.
As a faculty researcher, you will demonstrate the capacity for high-quality research and leadership, and will be expected to publish in top-tier academic / medical journals.
Securing grant funding is expected. Faculty rank and salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience, plus excellent UNC faculty physician benefits and incentive pay.
Minimum Education and Experience Requirements MD or DO required. Candidates must be board eligible or board certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine.
Preferred Qualifications, Competencies, and Experience Fellowship training and / or an advanced degree MPH) is highly desirable, but not mandatory.
Special Physical / Mental Requirements Campus Security Authority Responsibilities