Instructor (Fellowship) 128086

About this position

The University of Rochester Department of Family Medicine is now accepting applications for its two-year Instructor position in the Faculty Development Fellowship Track. We have 20 years of experience in successfully training family medicine fellows for academic careers. Many of our fellowship graduates have become leaders in family systems teaching and academic family medicine. Within this two-year faculty appointment in the fellowship, fellows may design special study and research tracks in health services research, medical education, or marriage and family therapy. The fellowship is built on a planned curriculum of educational and evaluation activities in the domains of research, education, and leadership/career development. We also provide rich experiences in career planning and management, leadership, teaching and curriculum development -- skills essential for academic success. Curriculum Highlights Our fellowship includes training in the key domains of research, population health, and leadership/career development, with a focus on health equity. Many fellows pursue advanced degrees, including a Master of Public Health, Master of Science in Clinical Investigation, or a Master of Science in Health Professionals Education. A weekly seminar series offered in partnership with the Pediatrics Department provides instruction on research, health disparities, leadership, education, career development and scientific writing, and gives fellows opportunities to present their developing ideas and project results. Clinical Experiences Fellows function as primary attending physicians for their outpatient panel. Fellows may opt to continue inpatient care as the teaching attending on the Family Medicine inpatient team, with mentoring from a more senior faculty member. Qualified fellows may include full-spectrum maternity care in their training. The total amount of clinical time for fellows averages 40%. Training Environment The Department of Family Medicine and the

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