Opportunity Details
Department of Psychiatry
Psychiatry
Clinician
Instructor
Faculty Appointment - Child Division Inpatient Attending
Instructor in Psychiatry (Child) in the Department of
Psychiatry
Educational responsibilities will involve the teaching and supervision of medical students and residents, supervising the clinical training of medical students and residents, and participation in didactic teaching programs, journal clubs, and related activities
· Clinical responsibilities will be to provide clinical
services for the child division participating in the supervision and teaching
of residents and medical students, as well as a role on the St. Louis
Children’s Hospital (SLCH) Inpatient Services.
· The role within the SLCH Inpatient Unit Services (14-bed
unit with a projected opening in Spring 2019, with initial and ongoing program
development of unit with other Inpatient Unit faculty members) would be a role
that would have the potential to merge leadership, access to very needy patient
populations, the support of inter-disciplinary clinical teams, and the
opportunity to parlay work into scholarly contributions.
· Employment at the University will be at 100% of full-time
equivalence
· Any incentive or bonus compensation, and total
compensation for subsequent academic years, will be determined in accordance
with the faculty compensation policies of the Department of Psychiatry
Eligible physician candidates much have a medical degree or equivalent degree, completed training in General, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, be ABPN board eligible in General Psychiatry and working toward board certification in General Psychiatry by 2019, and possess or be fully eligible for a Missouri medical license at the time of appointment.
Cherie Nabholz
10/18/2018
5/17/2019
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