The Department of Emergency Medicine at Mayo Clinic in Arizona is seeking a highly motivated, talented academic clinician to join the Department as Associate Chair for Research. Desirable candidates will hold the academic rank of Associate Professor or Professor, commensurate with experience and credentials. The Department’s goal is to grow research and scholarly output as a whole, while building a nationally recognized research program. Successful candidates will have a demonstrated expertise in leading research in Emergency Medicine, a track record of funded research, publication in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals, strong mentorship skills and clear evidence of promoting the academic careers of fellow faculty and trainees.
This opportunity includes the following:
Interested applicants should apply online. Question can be sent to:
Andrej Urumov, M.D.
Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine
Mayo Clinic in Arizona
c/o Madeline Ecklund
Email: ecklund.madeline@mayo.edu
ABEM/ABOEM board certified / eligible physician
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