Neurotologist: Clinician-Researcher in Hearing & Skull Base

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Elkins Hills (NC); Vor Ort; USD 300.000 - 520.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

The UNC School of Medicine Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery seeks a fellowship-trained Neurotologist to join a dynamic, collaborative team. This full-time faculty position offers a 50:50 split between patient care and dedicated research time, with tenure/tenure-track recruitment at open rank.

Responsibilities include diagnosing and managing complex otologic and skull-base disorders, cochlear implantation research, teaching residents and fellows, and pursuing extramural funding

Qualifikationen

• Must hold M.D., D.O. or equivalent.
• Fellowship in Neurotology with ACGME accreditation.
• Licensed or eligible for medical licensure in North Carolina.
• Board certified in Otolaryngology/Head & Neck Surgery.
• Board eligible or subspecialty certified in Neurotology.

Aufgaben

• Diagnose and manage complex otologic and skull base disorders including hearing loss and cochlear implants.
• Contribute to ongoing research and external funding efforts; balance clinical duties with dedicated research time.
• Teach and mentor residents, fellows, and medical students; participate in multidisciplinary care within UNC Health.
• Collaborate across departments and engage in academic activities to advance patient care and education.

Kenntnisse

Board certified Otolaryngology/Head &

Licensed in North Carolina (eligible)

Neurotology board eligible

Ausbildung

M.D./D.O. or equivalent

ACGME-approved Neurotology fellowship

Jobbeschreibung

The UNC School of Medicine Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery seeks a fellowship-trained Neurotologist to join a dynamic, collaborative team. This full-time faculty position offers a 50:50 split between patient care and dedicated research time, with tenure/tenure-track recruitment at open rank.

Responsibilities include diagnosing and managing complex otologic and skull-base disorders, cochlear implantation research, teaching residents and fellows, and pursuing extramural funding