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Clinical Associate Professor - Adolescent Medicine Specialist
University of North Carolina
Application
Details
Posted: 07-Jun-23
Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Type: Full Time
Categories:
Adolescent Health
Physicians/Surgeons
Specialty:
Adolescent Medicine
Salary Details:
Dependent on Experience and/or Qualifications
Required Education:
MD
Internal Number: FAC0004531
The Department of Pediatrics seeks to hire an Adolescent Medicine Specialist to join the Adolescent Medicine Section in the Division of General Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine (GPAM) at the University of North Carolina.
As a faculty member, this person will join a program that includes board certified Adolescent Medicine specialists, nurse practitioners, LCSWs, and other physicians with an interest in adolescent health. The specialist will provide outpatient care at Raleigh and/or Chapel Hill clinical settings. Additionally, the Adolescent Program provides medical care at a youth detention center, youth psychiatric inpatient facility, and a hematology-adolescent medicine clinic for menstrual disorders as well as sickle cell disease. The Adolescent Program also works collaboratively with an eating disorder treatment center, a gender wellness Clinic, and a diagnostic clinic with a high proportion of adolescents with functional syndromes. Opportunities to expand to the outpatient specialty collaborative clinics as well as offer inpatient consultative care at UNC Children’s Hospital exist.
In addition to clinical programs, the division and institution has important research activities and medical education in adolescent health. Research interests in the adolescent medicine section include evaluation of the impact of telehealth services on adolescent consent and confidentiality, use of adolescent-friendly decision-making tools related to contraceptive options and evaluation of factors impacting reproductive health autonomy in adolescents. GPAM’s division-wide research areas include the impact of social and contextual factors on health, childhood adversity, and health inequities. The Gillings School of Public Health and the Sheps Center for Health Services Research also offer opportunities for broader adolescent health research. Faculty may also have medical education efforts, such as teaching, curriculum oversight and rotation supervision.
The GPAM division is one of the largest divisions in the Department of Pediatrics and in addition to Adolescent Medicine includes Primary Care, Developmental Behavioral health, and Child Abuse pediatrics. The division has a nationally known and productive research program, nationally known faculty, and a long record of teaching excellence. The Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area of North Carolina is an attractive place to live and work with a great climate, schools, and both mountain and beach access within a days drive.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive a consideration for employment without regard to age, color, disability, gender, gender identify, generic information, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or status as a protected veteran.
For questions about the position, please contact Martha Perry, MD (mfperry@med.unc.edu). Applications can be submitted online with a CV and cover letter at https://unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/256430.