Assistant/Associate Professor of Medicine – Infectious Diseases (Medical Director, ID Practice)

Rutgers University • Newark, NJ

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About The Position

Rutgers, New Jersey Medical School is seeking a full-time Infectious Diseases physician to join the Division of Infectious Diseases and the Public Health Research Institute ( PHRI ) as the Medical Director, Infectious Diseases Practice. The Medical Director, Infectious Diseases Practice will lead the clinical, business and quality improvement activities of the Practice, ensuring program excellence through outstanding patient care and sound financial and grant management, while also participating and supporting the academic and research programs of the Division of Infectious Diseases. They will be responsible for writing clinical grants that support services within the Practice and liaising with other medical school departments and University Hospital as needed. The Medical Director will also work with the Director of HIV Services to ensure seamless delivery of HIV and STI services. In addition to their responsibilities within the Practice, the Medical Director will also attend on patient Infectious Diseases consultation services with an Infectious Diseases fellow caring for a diverse patient population. This position includes patient care, teaching and scholarship. Research support is available for qualified candidates. The successful candidate will be a physician who is clinically focused on exceptional patient care, who can work effectively and collaboratively with colleagues and patients, and who has a significant interest in academic medicine, teaching fellows, residents and medical students. Faculty rank will be commensurate with experience and qualifications.

Requirements

• Physician
• Clinically focused on exceptional patient care
• Work effectively and collaboratively with colleagues and patients
• Significant interest in academic medicine, teaching fellows, residents and medical students

Nice To Haves

• Research support is available for qualified candidates

Responsibilities

• Lead the clinical, business and quality improvement activities of the Practice
• Ensuring program excellence through outstanding patient care and sound financial and grant management
• Participating and supporting the academic and research programs of the Division of Infectious Diseases
• Writing clinical grants that support services within the Practice
• Liaising with other medical school departments and University Hospital as needed
• Work with the Director of HIV Services to ensure seamless delivery of HIV and STI services
• Attend on patient Infectious Diseases consultation services with an Infectious Diseases fellow caring for a diverse patient population
• Patient care
• Teaching
• Scholarship

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: No Education Listed
• Number of Employees: 5,001-10,000 employees