Academic Leader in Pediatric Surgery & Trauma

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center; Lubbock (TX); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Plans + Supplemental Coverage

Paid Time Off

Retirement Plans

Wellness Programs

Mother-Friendly Workplace

Job summary

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock invites applicants for a faculty position in Pediatric Surgery, with leadership roles at University Medical Center Children’s Hospital. The role supports an academic surgical program and patient care across the TTUHSC and UMC Children’s Hospital system.

The position emphasizes early autonomy in decision making, clinical teaching of residents and students, and ongoing participation in research to advance pediatric surgical care.

Qualifications

• MD/DO or equivalent.
• Completion of USMLE Step 3.
• ABMS Board Certified in Surgery.
• Board Eligible in Pediatric Surgery.
• ABMS Board Certified in Pediatric Surgery.
• 3+ years of experience in Pediatric Surgery.

Responsibilities

• Provide pediatric surgical and trauma call coverage at University Medical Center Children’s Hospital 10 shifts per month.
• Provide up to 6 days of clinic coverage inclusive of follow up care clinics, surgical consults and outreach clinics.
• Participate in quality improvement activities as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Educate and mentor surgical residents and medical students; and
• Engage in research and scholarly activities to advance the field of pediatric surgery.

Skills

Leadership

Mentoring

Education

MD/DO or equivalent

USMLE Step 3

ABMS Board Certified in Surgery

Board Eligible in Pediatric Surgery

Job description

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock invites applicants for a faculty position in Pediatric Surgery, with leadership roles at University Medical Center Children’s Hospital. The role supports an academic surgical program and patient care across the TTUHSC and UMC Children’s Hospital system.

The position emphasizes early autonomy in decision making, clinical teaching of residents and students, and ongoing participation in research to advance pediatric surgical care.