Family Medicine with or without OB - Assistant/Associate Professor

About the role

This role is instrumental in shaping resident education and clinical experiences. Clinical duties comprise 60% of this position, with additional responsibilities in teaching and mentorship.

Responsibilities

• Provide outpatient care, dedicating 2-3 half-days to personal patient visits.
• Precept residents during 3-4 half-days of clinic, focusing on patient-centered care, clinical efficiency, and professional growth.
• Develop and integrate a refugee health curriculum, tailoring it to meet the unique needs of the Green Bay community.
• Serve as a mentor, providing individualized feedback, guiding career planning, and supporting resident wellness and professional development.
• Participate as a Core Curriculum Committee (CCC) member, conducting resident evaluations semi-annually to assess competencies and guide progress.
• Work collaboratively with the residency leadership and faculty to enhance program quality, ensuring alignment with ACGME standards and best practices in medical education.
• Contribute to the recruitment and selection process, including interviewing candidates, assessing fit, and promoting the residency program.
• Encourage and support residents in quality improvement and scholarly projects, assisting in design, execution, and publication where possible.
• Engage in ongoing curriculum review and innovation to meet evolving educational standards and residents’ learning needs.
• Build partnerships with community organizations, particularly those supporting refugee and underserved populations, to expand learning opportunities and resident engagement in the local community.

Optional Responsibilities

• Engage in obstetric care at St. Vincent’s Hospital if desired, joining a call pool of Family Medicine faculty to provide continuity OB and newborn nursery care.
• Serve as a supervisor, overseeing the work of residents and medical students on the Family Medicine Teaching Service at St. Vincent’s Hospital.

Qualifications

• Medical degree (MD, DO, or equivalent) from an accredited institution.
• Board certification or eligibility in Family Medicine.
• State medical licensure, or eligibility to obtain license, in the state of Wisconsin.