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Internal Medicine Physician - Associate Program Director - Chicago, Illinois

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advocate aurora healthChicago (IL)

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About the role

Associate Program Director The Associate Program Director (APD) supports the Internal Medicine Residency Program by contributing to its educational, administrative, and clinical missions. This role includes 0.5 FTE dedicated to teaching, scholarship, and program operations, and 0.5 FTE for clinical duties, primarily in the outpatient setting. The APD will also serve as an inpatient attending physician on the faculty service for 610 weeks annually. Training and/or Experience Required
Minimum Requirements: MD or DO with board certification in Internal Medicine by the ABIM or AOBIM.Minimum of three years of post-residency clinical experience in same or similar academic setting
The Ideal Candidate: Leadership in curriculum design and educational innovation. Experience with simulation-based teaching and assessment. Record of scholarly achievement
Benefits: About Chicago, Illinois Chicago is a vibrant, world-class city known for its rich culture and welcoming Midwestern spirit. As the third-largest city in the U.S., it offers the perfect blend of urban energy and community charm. Whether you're strolling along the lakefront, exploring iconic museums, or enjoying deep-dish pizza in a local neighborhood, there's always something new to discover. Chicago's food scene is world-renowned, its arts and entertainment options are endless, and sports fans can cheer for legendary teams year-round. The city boasts miles of parks and trails, scenic beaches, and year-round festivals. From historic architecture to a thriving music scene and an ever-evolving culinary landscape, Chicago brings together tradition and innovation in one dynamic place. With excellent schools, a wide range of housing options, and a robust public transit system, it's a place where individuals and families alike can thrive. Experience a city that's as hardworking as it is fun-loving.

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