Emergency Medicine, Assistant/Associate Professor, Nocturnist

Stanford University, School of Medicine; New Haven (CT); On-site; USD 180,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

The Department of Emergency Medicine at a leading institution seeks a Nocturnist for academic roles across multiple campuses. Candidates will contribute to a high-acuity emergency department while engaging in teaching and faculty development programs. This opportunity promotes career longevity within a supportive environment.

Benefits

Flexible scheduling

Additional compensation

Access to specialist coverage

Extensive faculty development programs

Qualifications

• Must be residency-trained and board-certified or board-eligible in emergency medicine.
• Encouragement for diverse candidates including women, minorities, veterans, individuals with disabilities.

Responsibilities

• Provide emergency care across various settings including a Level 1 trauma center.
• Engage in academic missions and teach emergency medicine residents.
• Participate in flexible nocturnist scheduling with additional compensation.

Skills

Emergency Medicine

Ultrasound

Global Health

Toxicology

Wilderness Medicine

Simulation Training

Education

Residency-trained in Emergency Medicine

Board-certification or board-eligibility

Job description

Academic Emergency Medicine Nocturnist Opportunity

The Department of Emergency Medicine at the Yale University School of Medicine is seeking faculty interested in joining a nationally leading Department of Academic Emergency Medicine as a nocturnist across our three campuses that care for nearly 200,000 patient visits every year. The position is at the Assistant/Associate Professor level, rank and track commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Our department offers the opportunity to practice in a comprehensive setting with expertise and opportunities across the breadth of our specialty including ultrasound, global health, emergency medical services, toxicology, wilderness, and simulation. Clinical opportunities include a range of acuity from our primary academic campus, a Level 1 trauma and comprehensive stroke care center, to community and freestanding EDs as well as the opportunity to care for a range of clinical acuity from critical care to observation medicine.

We offer an attractive nocturnist package offering unique flexibilities in scheduling, additional compensation, and an opportunity to continue engagement in academic missions of the department. Nocturnist practitioners will appreciate multiple emergency physician coverage at night, access to 24/7 specialist coverage, and opportunities to teach learners from our four-year EM residency of nearly 80 residents, an advanced PA training program, and a world-class medical-school. We also offer an extensive faculty development programs for junior and more senior faculty to help support career longevity and wellness.

Candidates will enter at the Assistant/Associate level, commensurate with experience and credentials. Candidates must be residency-trained and board-certified or board-eligible in emergency medicine. Women, minorities, veterans, people from the LGBTQ communities, and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. To join our team, applicants should submit their cover letter and CV to: https://apply.interfolio.com/166866

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