Family Medicine Faculty Physician
parkland high schoolSpartanburg (SC)
Family Medicine Faculty Physician
Posted 6 days ago
parkland high schoolSpartanburg (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Family Medicine Faculty Physician The Spartanburg Medical Center Family Medicine Residency Program in Spartanburg, South Carolina is a national leader in community family medicine education. We are seeking to add a Family Medicine Faculty Physician to our core faculty. The program is affiliated with both the Medical University of South Carolina and the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine - Carolinas Campus. Highlights of the position include:12 Family Medicine residents per year First in the state to receive ACGME Osteopathic Recognition Balanced outpatient and inpatient settings with approximately 6 inpatient weeks annually Largest program in the state Collegial faculty Job benefits: PSLF affiliated hospital Paid interview, relocation and malpractice insurance to include tail coverage$6,000 CME annually & 30 days of time off per year Premium retirement options and health benefits The successful candidate must have the ability to obtain a SC medical license, have Family Medicine board certification, have a love of teaching, and a background of practical experience or faculty development fellowship. Prior academic teaching is not required but is preferred.
The ideal candidate will have:
POCUS or Sports Medicine training. Obstetrical care is encouraged but not required.
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