General Dermatologist (M60165, M67612 ) - School of Medicine

Mission or Goal of Unit:
To provide the highest quality care to patients with skin disorders in an atmosphere of compassion and caring and to contribute exceptional dermatologists and dermatologic surgeons to the physician workforce.

Chief Purpose of this position:
The chief purpose of this position is to provide high quality, clinical dermatology care to adult and pediatric patients, educate the next generation of clinical dermatological physicians and contribute to the research portfolio of the the Department of Dermatology.

Position Responsibilities:
Teaching
Faculty member will have teaching responsibilities to include supervision of residents and medical students. He/she will be expected to participate in Grand Rounds presentations and may choose to speak in other forums on the medical campus.

Research
Faculty member should be aware of the Department’s expectation of publishing and should seek opportunities to become involved in clinical research projects.

Service
Faculty member will be expected to embrace the Department’s commitment to the University goals and missions through volunteering for various administrative functions (e.g., participation on committees). Further, faculty member may choose to pursue service interests in national dermatologic organizations.

Clinical
Faculty member will provide clinical treatment to patients, either with or without residents, six to eight clinical sessions per week (one week=ten sessions).

Required Qualifications:

• Hold or be eligible to obtain a medical license in Virginia
• Board Certified/Board Eligible
• Demonstrated experience working in and fostering an environment of respect, professionalism and civility with a population of faculty, staff and students from various backgrounds and experiences, or a commitment to do so as a faculty member at VCU

Preferred Qualifications:

• Current or previous experience in an academic setting, teaching both residents and medical students
• Engagement in ongoing scholarly activity.