Academic Burn Surgeon — Assistant/Associate Professor

Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 400,000 - 500,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Research resources

Academic mentorship and advancement

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine seeks a burn surgeon at the Assistant or Associate Professor level to join the Division of Burn Surgery within the Department of Surgery.

The successful candidate will develop an academic career in burn surgery, surgical critical care, reconstruction, research, education, quality improvement, or related areas of interest while delivering high-volume clinical care in a multidisciplinary environment.

Qualifications

• Medical Degree from an accredited institution.
• Board eligible or board certified in General Surgery.
• Board eligible or board certified in Surgical Critical Care.
• Completion of a burn fellowship or equivalent training and experience.
• Eligibility for an unrestricted medical license in Maryland.
• ABLS provider certification (within 6 months).
• ABLS instructor certification within two years.
• Clinical experience in acute burn injuries.

Responsibilities

• Provide full spectrum acute burn surgery including excision and grafting.
• Develop an academic program aligned with interests and career goals.
• Engage with the American Burn Association and Burn Center quality activities.
• Mentor residents, fellows, medical students, and other team members.
• Contribute to clinical, educational, research, and quality missions of the division.

Skills

Clinical burn experience

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Academic research interest

Teaching residents

Mentorship & leadership

Education

MD/DO

Board-certified (General Surgery)

Board-certified (Surgical Critical Care)

Burn fellowship

Maryland medical license eligibility

Job description

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine seeks a burn surgeon at the Assistant or Associate Professor level to join the Division of Burn Surgery within the Department of Surgery.

The successful candidate will develop an academic career in burn surgery, surgical critical care, reconstruction, research, education, quality improvement, or related areas of interest while delivering high-volume clinical care in a multidisciplinary environment.