Associate Program Director or Core Faculty OhioHealth Grant Family Medicine Residency
Job Description / Duties
Associate Program Director or Core Faculty (Assistant or
Associate Director)
At OhioHealth Grant Family Medicine Residency in Columbus,
Ohio, our work is inspired by the community we serve. As our current APD transitions to an
associate dean role with our affiliated medical school, we are seeking a
full-time MD/DO faculty member to join us. We are a community-based family
medicine residency providing experience in a large, urban family medicine
center and co-located hospital with access to extensive specialty care and
resources provided by our sponsoring institution. We are a 10-10-10 ACGME
approved, clinically focused program prioritizing continuity, full spectrum
training, team-based care, and health equity.
OhioHealth Grant Family Medicine is seeking a physician
who is passionate about teaching Family Medicine and will join our dedicated
staff with positivity and a plan for further developing our team. Our new
Family Medicine Center, with interdisciplinary staff and a walk-in care center,
opened in 2017, and provides care for many vulnerable populations in downtown
Columbus and the surrounding neighborhoods, engaging patients as partners in
their care and working to close health equity gaps. Our faculty and residents are fully
integrated into the structure and leadership of our downtown, 645-bed medical
center, serving on valuable inpatient services and multidisciplinary
committees. We offer the residents and
our faculty opportunities to focus on individualized interests through our Area
of Concentration programs, while also supporting all our physicians to practice
full spectrum family medicine that is necessary for the community we
serve. Our program has both a proud
history and exciting ideas for further innovation.
We are considering candidates for both the Associate Program
Director role and/or a core faculty position.
Core faculty titles (assistant vs associate) are based on experience and
organizational role.
Desired
(but not required) experiences for the APD role include:
-5 years’
experience within Medical Education; desire to continue obstetric care; osteopathic manipulation skills
and/or understanding/experience with osteopathic recognition
Desired
(but not required) experience for a faculty position include:
-osteopathic
training and/or familiarity with osteopathic recognition; desire to continue obstetric care; private practice or
medical education experience
Our program is located in downtown Columbus, Ohio, the 15th largest
city in the nation. With a business and residential metropolitan area of
1.7 million, Columbus has a vigorous, growing economy. Competitive public and
private school systems, top cultural amenities, and widespread recreational
resources complement the city. There are affiliations with The Ohio
University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine and The Ohio State University
College of Medicine and several other schools have rotations and partnership
within our system. A network of
additional OhioHealth Family Medicine residencies provides for excellent
collaboration and support.
Enjoy the stability of employment along with highly
competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, relocation assistance and
student loan reimbursement.
Please contact -tharon.caslow@ohiohealth.com for
more information and also check out our website and visit Family
Medicine | Grant Medical Center | OhioHealth
Qualifications / Required Skills
MD/DO
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