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The University of Kentucky is seeking a Clinical Instructor in Urology to provide direct patient care at UK Chandler Medical Center and the Veterans' Affairs Medical Center. This role includes supervising residents and students and contributing to educational programs.
The ideal candidate will have completed an ACGME accredited Urology training program and possess current licensure in Kentucky, as well as board certification or eligibility in Urology. A commitment to patient care and teaching is essential.
Completion of ACGME accredited Urology training program
Required License/Registration/Certification: Eligible to obtain licensure, or possess current licensure, to practice medicine through the Kentucky State Board of Medical Licensure
Eligibility for board certification in Urology
The Department of Urology at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine is seeking a Clinical Instructor to provide direct patient care at UK Chandler Medical Center and the Veterans’ Affairs Medical Center. This fellowship position provides clinical support specifically for endourology, and will also assist with the general urology case load.
In addition to direct patient care, the faculty member will supervise residents and students, and organize and execute a broad range of clinical and educational programs in support of the University of Kentucky’s patient care, education, and training missions.
Demonstrated ability in patient care and clinical teaching is essential for the successful applicant, as is the ability to relate to internal and external constituencies of the Medical Center involved in related disciplines.
Please include a CV and contact information for three references with your application.
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Completion of an ACGME accredited Urology training program.
Current medical licensure in Kentucky.
Board certification in Urology or eligibility for it.
Demonstrated patient care and clinical teaching experience.
Not specified.
Open Until Filled – Yes
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