Mountain West HERC

Participate as a full time faculty member in the Departmental and Medical School activities as a Clinical Teacher.  The incumbent has a major commitment to the education in the form of scholarly activities related to education, leadership, administration and promotion of excellence in clinical care.  

Administrative (includes 5% academic consideration time) 5% 

Teaching 15%

The SIU Department of Medicine is committed to delivering the highest quality medical education across the learning continuum (e.g., medical school/residency/fellowship/continuing education and faculty development).

1.Teach, mentor, and supervise individual students/residents/fellows, if applicable, during in-patient and out-patient consultations and follow-up visits.

2.Prepare and deliver lectures, seminars, conferences and rounds for students and residents taking the Pulmonary/Critical Care elective, along with other learners in the Department of Medicine and other departments.  This also includes hospitals in communities of Central and Southern Illinois.

3. Provide periodic seminars/educational sessions for the division.

4. Prepare conferences for the Department of Medicine.

Research and Advanced Training 0%

As defined by individual interest and in compliance with Department policy.

Service (includes 7.5% Clinical Teaching effort)80%

1.Complete inpatient and outpatient consultations requested by full-time SIU clinical faculty, house staff and community physicians.

2.Develop and maintain professional practice in accordance with departmental policy.

3.  A clinical full-time equivalent (CFTE) of 87.5% which includes 7.5% clinical teaching.  Based on the Vizient 50^th percentile benchmark and CFTE, achieve a minimum target of 4,442 RVUs per year. Specific Clinical duties include:

1.Participate in University, SIU HC and hospital committees as requested.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Sensitive to the needs of underrepresented minority populations.

Graduate of accredited medical school program.

Graduate of formal specialty training program in Pulmonary Medicine.

Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine or eligibility for ABIM.

Diplomate of the American Board of Pulmonary Medicine or eligibility for Pulmonary Board.

Diplomate of the American Board of Critical Care Medicine or eligibility for Critical Care Board.

Licensed to practice medicine in the State of Illinois or Licensed by the State of Illinois prior to employment.

Experience providing services to multicultural populations.

Experience dealing with underrepresented minority populations.

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Experience working in an academic environment, both inpatient and outpatient settings.

About Southern Illinois University - School of Medicine

SIU School of Medicine was established in 1970 with a mission to educate physicians for central and southern Illinois. We are a medical school with four areas of excellence: medical education, patient care, research and community service. SIU School of Medicine provides education to undergraduate medical students, medical and surgical residents, fellows, and physician assistant students. Our clinical practice, SIU Medicine, includes a team of more than 250 health care professionals including university physicians and faculty members who are collectively dedicated to providing excellent medical care, advancement of care through research, and training the next generation of physicians. As the premier provider of health care services, SIU Medicine offers both primary care and specialized treatment services including preventative and diagnostic. SIU works in partnership with hospitals and clinics throughout central and southern Illinois to meet the health care needs of our communities.

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