MIGS Faculty: Robotic Gynecologic Surgeon & Educator
aaglGainesville (FL)
MIGS Faculty: Robotic Gynecologic Surgeon & Educator
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aaglGainesville (FL)
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About the role
University of Florida College of Medicine is recruiting a full-time MIGS faculty member for the Division of Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery. The position offers academic track (tenure or non-tenure) and rank based on qualifications, with emphasis on complex gynecologic surgery, patient care, education, research, and clinical innovation. Responsibilities include providing advanced MIGS care, teaching residents and students, participating in committees, and contributing to AI-driven
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