Core Faculty: Family Medicine with OB Residency

AOIA; Hanford (CA); Hybrid; USD 319,000 - 382,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary range: $319,000.00 - $382,000.0

Academic development opportunities

Supportive faculty and staff

Job summary

Adventist Health Hanford Family Medicine Residency Program is seeking a Core Faculty Member to contribute to resident education and patient care. The role involves clinical supervision, teaching, curriculum development, and scholarly activity in a supportive academic environment.

The position offers opportunities for academic advancement, leadership involvement, and ongoing professional development within a well-established, community-based residency program in California.

Qualifications

• Board-certified Family Medicine with OB required.
• Eligibility for CA medical licensure required or in process.

Responsibilities

• Teach and supervise residents; dedicate 24 hours weekly to residency administration and resident supervision.
• Assist in curriculum development, implementation and evaluation to reflect best practices and accreditation requirements.
• Maintain an active clinical family medicine practice providing comprehensive primary care.
• Engage in scholarly activities including research, QI projects, and academic presentations/publications.
• Participate in department and program leadership committees and quality improvement initiatives.

Skills

Teaching & mentorship

Curriculum development

Clinical care

Scholarly activity

Committee participation

Education

Board certification in Family Medicine with OB

California medical licensure eligibility

Job description

Adventist Health Hanford Family Medicine Residency Program is seeking a Core Faculty Member to contribute to resident education and patient care. The role involves clinical supervision, teaching, curriculum development, and scholarly activity in a supportive academic environment.

The position offers opportunities for academic advancement, leadership involvement, and ongoing professional development within a well-established, community-based residency program in California.