Director, Melanoma Skin Cancer Program - Clinical Leader

University of California San Francisco; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 190,600 - 405,900; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Membership in the health sciences compensation plan

Job summary

The University of California San Francisco is seeking a full-time Associate or Full Professor to lead the Melanoma Skin Cancer Program in the Department of Dermatology. This position involves clinical care in a new outpatient clinic at the Mission Bay campus, emphasizing collaboration and research. Candidates should exhibit strong skills in diagnosing and managing skin cancers, particularly melanomas, and must be eligible for California Dermatology licensure.

Applicants will also need to present a curriculum vitae, a cover letter outlining their future plans, and a research statement.

Qualifications

• Eligible for California Dermatology licensure upon hire.
• Strong clinical skills required.
• Experience with pigmented lesions and oncology preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver clinical care in a state-of-the-art dermatology clinic.
• Supervise dermatology trainees one half day a week.
• Lead collaboration in multidisciplinary teams.

Skills

Clinical expertise in dermatology

Experience with melanoma and cutaneous oncology

Strong vision for multidisciplinary collaboration

Interest in diverse patient populations

Education

Eligible for Dermatology licensure in California

Job description

The University of California San Francisco is seeking a full-time Associate or Full Professor to lead the Melanoma Skin Cancer Program in the Department of Dermatology. This position involves clinical care in a new outpatient clinic at the Mission Bay campus, emphasizing collaboration and research. Candidates should exhibit strong skills in diagnosing and managing skin cancers, particularly melanomas, and must be eligible for California Dermatology licensure.

Applicants will also need to present a curriculum vitae, a cover letter outlining their future plans, and a research statement.