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Facility undisclosed
Pittsburgh, PA
A healthcare employer in Pittsburgh is looking for a full-time general physiatrist with an interest in Cancer Rehabilitation for the growing department. The incoming candidate will be providing general rehabilitation services with a focus on care for patients with a variety of cancer diagnoses, prior to, during and after treatment. The candidate will have a consultative and outpatient role at the cancer center. Also, the faculty member will have the opportunity to interact with a dynamic and growing community of clinicians and scientists interested in cancer care within the Cancer Institute. QUALIFICATIONS The successful candidates must have an interest in both inpatient, consultative, and outpatient management of patients with cancer and medical frailty/general rehabilitation needs. Opportunities for teaching, research and administrative leadership. The candidate must be board certified/eligible in PM&R and successfully demonstrate strong organizational, communication, teaching and leadership skills. Fellowship training in cancer rehabilitation desirable but not required. Clinical and academic track appointments are available, and the positions are well supported by superb staff and facilities. Current Pennsylvania medical licensure or eligibility to obtain licensure. IN ADDITION TO THE QUALIFICATIONS ABOVE · Appointment at the Associate Professor level generally requires a minimum of 5 years of experience and demonstrated scholarly productivity in research, teaching, and/or administrative leadership and service. · Appointment at the full Professor level generally requires a minimum of 10 years of experience and ability to demonstrate the attainment of superior stature and national/international reputation in their field of knowledge H1b visa candidates welcome to apply! Job Responsibilities Inpatient as well as outpatient management of patients with cancer. Qualifications Board certified/board eligible Working Hours Full time EOE
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