Urologic Oncology Surgeon-Scientist Assistant Professor

University of California - Davis; Sacramento (CA); On-site; USD 346,000 - 566,000; Full time

Job summary

The Department of Urologic Surgery at the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine, is recruiting for a full-time Assistant Professor (In-Residence or Clinical X Series) who specializes in urologic oncology, preferably with a focus in renal cell carcinoma research.

The successful candidate will engage in teaching, research and patient care, developing an academic urologic oncology practice and pursuing career development opportunities such as NIH K08 awards.

Qualifications

• MD or MD/PhD required.
• Board certification/eligibility in Urology required.
• Eligible for full and unrestricted medical licensure in California.
• Strong clinical and surgical skills in urologic oncology.
• Demonstrated innovative research plan in urologic oncology.
• Demonstrated teaching experience in diverse environments.
• Ability to establish and sustain extramural funding.
• Commitment to patient care, teaching and scholarly activity.

Responsibilities

• Teach medical students, residents, fellows, and PA/NP students.
• Develop an academic urologic oncology practice and research program.
• Engage in professional societies and departmental/service activities.
• Collaborate across disciplines to advance patient care and education.

Skills

Strong clinical and surgical skills in

Extramural funding

Teaching in diverse environments

Education

MD or MD/PhD

Board certification/eligibility in Urology

Eligible for California medical licensure

Society of Urologic Oncology fellowship + NIH/NCI T32

Job description

The Department of Urologic Surgery at the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine, is recruiting for a full-time Assistant Professor (In-Residence or Clinical X Series) who specializes in urologic oncology, preferably with a focus in renal cell carcinoma research.

The successful candidate will engage in teaching, research and patient care, developing an academic urologic oncology practice and pursuing career development opportunities such as NIH K08 awards.