Academic Emergency Medicine Faculty Research & Education

Position Opportunities Wake Forest University School of Medicine presents a number of academic faculty positions in the Department of Emergency Medicine at its Winston‑Salem campus. Assistant/Associate Professor, Academic Faculty Faculty position with a scholarly focus in clinical research, educational scholarship, patient care operations, or another academic area of interest. This full‑time academic position requires expectations for scholarly productivity and publication, involvement with regional and national professional organizations, and active engagement with all areas of our clinical care, education, and research missions. It requires current Board Certification or Board Eligibility in emergency medicine, and additional fellowship training or areas of demonstrated accomplishment are highly valued. The ideal candidate will have scholarly publications and disseminated academic work in a defined area of emergency medicine, and candidates with demonstrable accomplishments in clinical operations and patient care improvement are highly encouraged to apply. Assistant/Associate Professor, Toxicology Faculty position with a scholarly focus in medical toxicology. This full‑time academic position requires expectations for scholarly productivity and publication, involvement with regional and national professional organizations, and active engagement with all areas of our clinical care, education, and research missions. It requires current Board Certification or Board Eligibility in emergency medicine, and completion of a toxicology fellowship with Board Certification or Board Eligibility in medical toxicology. The ideal candidate will have scholarly publications and disseminated academic work in toxicology. Assistant/Associate Professor, Cardiovascular Clinical Research Faculty position with a scholarly focus in clinical research related to improving care for patients with cardiovascular emergencies. This full‑time academic physician position includes patient care duties and expectations for scholarly productivity and publication, extramural funding, and involvement with regional and national professional organizations. The successful candidate will join a highly productive and collaborative faculty, research coordinator, and statistician team, with the opportunity to join ongoing grant‑funded projects. Educational and career development opportunities and mentorship will support development into an independent researcher. It requires current Board Certification or Board Eligibility in emergency medicine. General Requirements MD/DO; Board Certification or Board Eligibility in emergency medicine and/or pediatric emergency medicine; North Carolina licensure or eligibility; rank at time of hire commensurate with academic accomplishments. #J-18808-Ljbffr