Clinician Educator / Investigator

Johns Hopkins University • Baltimore, MD

23h

About The Position

The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics is recruiting Clinician Educator and Clinician Investigator faculty for the Division of Adolescent/Young Adult Medicine at the Assistant or Associate Professor level. Faculty provide clinical care and train residents and fellows in the division’s ACGME-accredited programs.

The Clinician Educator will provide outpatient primary and subspecialty care and teach residents and fellows in the multidisciplinary Adolescent/Young Adult Medicine teaching clinic and inpatient consultation service. Eighty percent of this role is devoted to serving as the fellowship training program director, delivering clinical services, and teaching and supervising trainees in clinical practice.

The Clinician Investigator will devote a significant portion of their effort to developing or sustaining a research portfolio, producing scholarship, and developing competitive grant applications. They will collaborate proactively with the division’s clinician-scientists as part of its team science model and serve as a Faculty Physician in Adolescent/Young Adult Medicine.

Faculty clinical responsibilities include precepting and providing subspecialty services in the Adolescent/Young Adult Medicine practice, serving as consulting physician and overseeing fellow consultants for local and state contracts, and sharing the inpatient consultation on-call service with other division faculty. Academic support includes career development, educational leadership, and program development resources. Faculty also receive office space, a networked computer, 25 hours of epidemiological and biostatistics research consultation annually, and access to tuition remission and training and development resources through the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the Institute for Excellence in Education.

Candidates must be board certified or board eligible in Adolescent Medicine and interested in working with adolescents and young adults, including people from underserved communities. Candidates with clinical or research interests and expertise in general adolescent medicine, sexual and reproductive health, addiction medicine, eating disorders, or chronic fatigue and related syndromes are encouraged to apply. The division offers clinical, research, and educational mentorship and a supportive academic environment.

Requirements

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO).
• Board certified or board eligible by the American Board of Pediatrics and board certified or board eligible in Adolescent Medicine.
• Successful completion of applicable fellowship.
• Current, unrestricted Maryland licensure before beginning the position.
• At least 5 years of clinical experience.
• Interest in working with adolescents and young adults, including those from underserved communities.

Nice To Haves

• Clinical or research interest and expertise in general adolescent medicine.
• Clinical or research interest and expertise in broadly applied sexual and reproductive health services.
• Clinical or research interest and expertise in addiction medicine.
• Clinical or research interest and expertise in eating disorders.
• Clinical or research interest and expertise in chronic fatigue and related syndromes.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct outpatient primary and subspecialty care in Adolescent/Young Adult Medicine.
• Teach residents and fellows in the multidisciplinary teaching clinic and inpatient consultation service.
• For the Clinician Educator role, serve as fellowship training program director and teach and supervise trainees in clinical practice.
• For the Clinician Investigator role, develop or sustain a research portfolio, produce scholarship, and develop competitive grant applications.
• Collaborate with division clinician-scientists as part of the team science model.
• Precept and provide subspecialty services in the Adolescent/Young Adult Medicine practice.
• Serve as consulting physician and oversee fellow consultants for local and state contracts.
• Share the inpatient consultation on-call service with other division faculty.
• Train residents and fellows in the division’s ACGME-accredited programs.

Benefits

• Standard competitive benefits package.
• Office space and a networked computer.
• 25 hours of epidemiological and biostatistics research consultation services each year.
• Tuition remission program.
• Access to career development, educational leadership, and program development support.
• Access to ongoing training, professional development, and collaboration through the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the Institute for Excellence in Education.
• Clinical, research, and educational mentorship.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Senior
• Education Level: Ph.D. or professional degree