Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Director and Education Lead

utoledo.edu; Toledo (OH); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental, Vision Insurance

Two UT Pension Plans

Paid Time Off and Holidays

Tuition Fee Waiver for Employee and De

Job summary

University of Toledo invites applications for Ultrasound Director in the Department of Emergency Medicine. The role leads point-of-care ultrasound education across graduate and undergraduate medical programs, developing curricula, competency assessments, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The candidate will oversee didactics, hands-on training, and learner assessments, while collaborating with program leadership to advance ultrasound education and scholarly activity.

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required and board certification/eligibility by ABEM.
• Emergency Medicine residency completed; fellowship in Emergency Ultrasound required.
• Current and unrestricted Ohio medical license prior to start date.

Responsibilities

• Lead ultrasound education for EM residents and medical students, including didactics and hands-on training.
• Develop and manage ultrasound curriculum, including rotations and orientation programs.
• Monitor learner progress with scan tracking and proficiency assessments; remediation as needed.
• Collaborate with residency and medical school leadership to advance ultrasound education and report to leadership.
• Serve as core faculty in the EM residency, contributing to teaching, mentorship, conference leadership, bedside instruction, and scholarly activity.

Skills

Board certification/eligibility ABEM

Emergency Ultrasound fellowship

Emergency Medicine residency

Clinical leadership

Team collaboration

Excellent communication

Education

MD or DO

Ohio medical license

Job description

University of Toledo invites applications for Ultrasound Director in the Department of Emergency Medicine. The role leads point-of-care ultrasound education across graduate and undergraduate medical programs, developing curricula, competency assessments, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The candidate will oversee didactics, hands-on training, and learner assessments, while collaborating with program leadership to advance ultrasound education and scholarly activity.