Emergency Medicine Research Director — Equity & Impact

US Acute Care Solutions; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity ownership

401(k) plan

CME/BEA allowance

Parental leave

Military leave

Student loan refinancing

Health insurance

Disability insurance

Malpractice coverage

Location flexibility

National Clinical Governance Board

Job summary

US Acute Care Solutions seeks a Research Director to lead the department's scholarly mission, mentor trainees, and expand research and extramural funding. Primary reporting to the Emergency Medicine Program Director, this role guides clinical investigators and ensures high-quality scholarship.

The position emphasizes leadership, program expansion, and collaboration with faculty and residents to advance patient-centered research in emergency medicine across the network.

Qualifications

• EM residency trained and ABEM/AOBEM certified.
• Fellowship or master's degree in clinical research required.
• Approximately 5 years of clinical research experience preferred.
• Active role in clinical medicine through direct patient care.
• ACGME or accrediting body requirements as applicable.

Responsibilities

• Provide leadership and oversight of the department's research mission.
• Mentor faculty, fellows, residents and students to grow research culture.
• Expand investigative research and extramural funding portfolios.

Skills

Research leadership

Mentoring

Clinical research

Emergency Medicine

Team leadership

Education

Fellowship in clinical research

Master's degree in clinical research

Tools

Epic EMR

Abridge AI

Job description

US Acute Care Solutions seeks a Research Director to lead the department's scholarly mission, mentor trainees, and expand research and extramural funding. Primary reporting to the Emergency Medicine Program Director, this role guides clinical investigators and ensures high-quality scholarship.

The position emphasizes leadership, program expansion, and collaboration with faculty and residents to advance patient-centered research in emergency medicine across the network.