Urologist (M67754)
Virginia Commonwealth University Health
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Anthony Coviello
South Hill, VA
PSLF Compatible
Full-Time
Physician
Is Academic
The mission of the Division of Urology within the VCU Department of Surgery is the pursuit of excellence in all three areas of an academic surgical practice: teaching, research, and patient care. The Division of Urology is dedicated to the pursuit of diversity in all aspects of our division, including faculty, residents, and staff.
The Department of Surgery, Division of Urology is recruiting for an open rank, term, non-tenured track faculty position in the area of urology. The candidate will primarily provide clinical services at the CMH Campus located in South Hill, VA, to include clinic, operative services, and call coverage.
Teaching: The faculty member is expected to conduct resident grand rounds 1-2 times per year and attend via zoom 60% of the time.\nResearch: The faculty member is expected to participate in clinical trials as available.\nService: The faculty member is expected to serve on departmental and/or health system committees as necessary.\nClinical: The faculty member is expected to build and maintain a busy, patient centered clinical practice. This includes both inpatient and outpatient management of all general urological diagnoses and operative procedures.
Graduation from ACGME accredited residency\nBoard Certification or Eligibility in Urology\nSuperior communication and interpersonal skills\nDemonstrated experience working in and fostering a diverse faculty, staff, and student environment or commitment to do so as a faculty member at VCU
The Department of Surgery, Division of Urology is recruiting for an open rank, term, non-tenured track faculty position in the area of urology. The candidate will primarily provide clinical services at the CMH Campus located in South Hill, VA, to include clinic, operative services, and call coverage.
Teaching: The faculty member is expected to conduct resident grand rounds 1-2 times per year and attend via zoom 60% of the time.\nResearch: The faculty member is expected to participate in clinical trials as available.\nService: The faculty member is expected to serve on departmental and/or health system committees as necessary.\nClinical: The faculty member is expected to build and maintain a busy, patient centered clinical practice. This includes both inpatient and outpatient management of all general urological diagnoses and operative procedures.
Graduation from ACGME accredited residency\nBoard Certification or Eligibility in Urology\nSuperior communication and interpersonal skills\nDemonstrated experience working in and fostering a diverse faculty, staff, and student environment or commitment to do so as a faculty member at VCU
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