Academic Colorectal Surgeon — Robotic & Research Leader

Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group; Loma Linda (CA); On-site; USD 364,000 - 404,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous Retirement Contribution

Comprehensive Medical/Dental Coverage

Competitive Vacation & Sick Days

CME Days and Funds

Relocation Assistance

Paid Malpractice Insurance

Paid Life Insurance

Federal Loan Repayment

Job summary

Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group in Southern California is seeking a fellowship-trained colon and rectal surgeon to join our team as Assistant or Associate Professor of Surgery. The division treats cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, pelvic floor dysfunction, and complex anorectal issues using endoscopic, trans-anal, open, and advanced laparoscopic/robotic approaches.

Candidates must have board eligibility/certification and California licensure, with a strong commitment to research

Qualifications

• Fellowship trained colon and rectal surgeon with commitment to research and education.
• Board eligibility/board certification and California medical licensure required.
• Leadership opportunities within the division are available.

Responsibilities

• Join as Assistant or Associate Professor of Surgery.
• Treat colon and rectal cancer, IBD, pelvic floor dysfunction, and complex anorectal issues using endoscopic, trans-anal, open, and advanced laparoscopic/robotic approaches.
• Collaborate with medical students, residents, and fellows; participate in research and education.

Skills

Fellowship trained

Research commitment

Education commitment

Education

Board eligibility/board certification

Job description

Loma Linda University Faculty Medical Group in Southern California is seeking a fellowship-trained colon and rectal surgeon to join our team as Assistant or Associate Professor of Surgery. The division treats cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, pelvic floor dysfunction, and complex anorectal issues using endoscopic, trans-anal, open, and advanced laparoscopic/robotic approaches.

Candidates must have board eligibility/certification and California licensure, with a strong commitment to research