Academic Neurotologist - Hearing Loss, Skull Base & Tumor Care

Posted 2 days ago

aoiaBaltimore (MD)

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The University of Maryland School of Medicine's Department of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery is recruiting a Neurotologist for an academic, full-time role, focusing on the full spectrum of Neurotologic conditions. The position supports teaching across residents and medical students and may include research opportunities, with possible protected time for research for top candidates. Clinical time will be primarily at the University of Maryland Medical Center and the VA Medical Center

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