The Department of Family Medicine at The Ohio State University is accepting nominations and applications for the newly created position of Vice Chair of Research. The Vice Chair will provide strategic leadership and will be responsible for nurturing excellence in the research program.
The Vice Chair of Research will enjoy a vibrant research infrastructure and environment within the Department of Family Medicine, the Ohio State Primary Care Research Institute, the Ohio State University Primary Care Practice-Based Research Network, six Signature Programs (Cancer, Critical Care, Heart, Imaging, Neurosciences, and Transplantation), plus the whole of the Ohio State Medical Center. The Ohio State College of Medicine has as its goal to be ranked in the top 20 medical centers by 2015. The position of Vice Chair of Research in the Department of Family Medicine will be key to the Department’s contribution to this overarching goal.
Qualified candidates will have formal education at the MD, DO, and/or PhD degree level; successful experience in conducting and completing research projects of consequence and complexity, as well as a significant record of disseminating results; experience in research review processes and demonstrated success in obtaining external funding, especially from NIH; capacity in both interpersonal and public relations to facilitate broad-scale research activities relative to commercial, private, and public sectors; and capacity to work with a range of investigative ideas.
For additional details, please see http://www.familymedicine.osu.edu/. The Ohio State University is an EOE/AA employer. Whether nominating someone or expressing interest in the position, please submit an appropriate letter and a current CV to Mary Jo Welker, MD, Professor and Chair, The Ohio State University, Department of Family Medicine, Northwood-High Building, 2231 North High Street, Columbus, OH 43201. Dr. Welker can be contacted at 614-293-2653 or via e-mail at MaryJo.Welker@osumc.edu.
The Department of Family Medicine at The Ohio State University is accepting nominations and applications for the newly created position of Vice Chair of Education. The Vice Chair will provide strategic leadership and will oversee all aspects of academic programs of the department including medical student, residency, fellowship and continuing medical education.The Vice Chair of Education will direct departmental education and training units, committees and related entities; will participate in the appointment, promotion, and tenure process for departmental faculty; will advise on educational issues; and will lead the development of proposals for extramural funding of educational initiatives. The Vice Chair will oversee development of strategic goals related to education and training; will advise on budget priorities and resource allocations related to education; and will work closely with college-level administration to advocate and promote departmental education priorities. The Vice Chair of Education will enjoy a successful educational infrastructure and environment within the Department of Family Medicine including:
• The first and only accredited four-track residency program: university-based, rural, urban and academic.
• An accredited sports medicine fellowship program
• An integrative medicine fellowship program
• Predoctoral program that includes faculty serving leadership roles within the College of Medicine
• A Family Medicine Interest Group (FMIG) that has received the AAFP Program of Excellence Award for ten consecutive years.
Qualified candidates will have formal education at the MD, DO, and/or PhD degree level; will demonstrate a record of excellence in teaching, educational research and scholarship, and service; and will be prepared to advance the educational programs of the department in creative and innovative ways.
For additional details, please see http://www.familymedicine.osu.edu. The Ohio State University is an EOE/AA employer. Whether nominating someone or expressing interest in the position, please submit an appropriate letter and a current CV to Mary Jo Welker, MD, Professor and Chair, The Ohio State University, Department of Family Medicine, Northwood-High Building, 2231 North High Street, Columbus, OH 43201. Dr. Welker can be contacted at 614-293-2653 or via e-mail at MaryJo.Welker@osumc.edu.
The Department of Family Medicine at The Ohio State University is accepting applications or nominations for an experienced family physician who is board certified in holistic medicine to direct Integrative Medicine initiatives of the Ohio State University Department of Family Medicine, which includes responsibility for the administration of the Division of Integrative Medicine and the Center of Integrative Medicine. The successful candidate will demonstrate excellence in teaching, research and scholarship, and service. Appointment level is commensurate with the successful candidate’s professional experiences and career aspirations: regular tenure, regular clinical, or auxiliary clinical.The Ohio State University Department of Family Medicine offers an innovative curriculum in medical education, as well as cutting-edge research and scholarship. Further development of the Integrative Medicine model at OSU promotes Personalized Healthcare initiatives and values the best in treatment innovations for patient care. For details about The Ohio State University, the Department of Family Medicine, and the Ohio State Center of Integrative Medicine, please see http://www.familymedicine.osu.edu/.
The Ohio State University is an EOE/AA employer. Interested individuals should submit C.V. and a brief synopsis of experience and interest to Mary Jo Welker, MD, Chair, Department of Family Medicine, The Ohio State University, Rardin Family Practice Center, 2231 North High Street, Columbus, OH 43201. Dr. Welker can be contacted at 614-293-2653 or via e-mail MaryJo.Welker@osumc.edu.
OSU Sports Medicine at The Ohio State University is accepting nominations and applications for a highly motivated Primary Care Sports Physician with an interest in academic medicine. The Primary Care Sports Medicine Physician will provide clinical care of musculoskeletal injuries as well as primary care.
OSU Sports Medicine offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to the prevention and treatment of injuries in athletes and active individuals. Our pursuit of excellence in research, clinical care, and education is enhanced by our position in a prominent academic medical center which allows the integration of considerable strengths in several surgical and medical specialties. The benefits of this integrated model include advanced clinical care and collaborative research opportunities as well as an excellent teaching environment to foster the professional development of our future sports medicine leaders.
Qualified candidates will hold a MD or DO degree and be Board Certified in family medicine, internal medicine, or pediatrics. A Certificate of Added Qualifications in Sports Medicine is required. Experience with building a sports medicine practice is preferred. Significant interest in research and teaching is desired.
For additional details, please see http://sportsmedicine.osu.edu. The Ohio State University is an EOE/AA employer. Whether nominating someone or expressing interest in the position, please submit an appropriate letter and a current CV to Tom Caldwell, Administrative Director, The Ohio State University, OSU Sports Medicine, 2050 Kenny Road, Suite 3100, Columbus, OH 43221. Mr. Caldwell can be contacted at 614-293-2419 or via e-mail at Thomas.Caldwell@osumc.edu.