The University of Rochester Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is recruiting for an Assistant/Associate Professor in the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology. The Division has an active and growing clinical program with a robust academic portfolio as well as an ACGME approved fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology.
Responsibilities of this position will include:
- Clinical duties in the Reproductive Endocrine clinic including competency in Pelvic ultrasound performance and interpretation, Hysterosalpingogram completion and interpretation;
- Skill in all clinical aspects of In Vitro Fertilization Treatments;
- Competence in basic reproductive surgery and opportunity to work with Minimally Invasive Surgery group depending on the candidate’s interests;
- Excellence in teaching skills with the expectation of teaching of medical students, residents and graduate fellows in all areas of Reproductive Endocrinology;
- Providing local outreach to General OB/GYN physicians, including participation in local CME and education
- Mentoring Residents and Fellows in research projects based in Reproductive Endocrinology;
- Providing administrative role in organizing and overseeing the Medical Student Electives in OB/GYN
- Option to be involved in national and international research in Reproductive Endocrinology depending on the candidate’s interests
Applicants must hold MD/DO degree or equivalent; eligibility for NYS medical licensure; Subspecialty Training and Board Certification (ABOG and REI)
Application Instructions
All inquiries and nominations, including a CV and Letter of Interest should be directed in confidence to executive search partner Alysha Frieden: afrieden@kbic.com and cc Yaressy Gonzalez ygonzalez@kbic.com or call (972) 265-5382.
Applicants can directly apply online by clicking the “Apply Now” button below.
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