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Unit: School Of Medicine MBU
Department: Orthopedic Surgery
Department Summary:
Ortho Surgery is seeking candidates to provide direct patient care within the orthopaedic podiatry service while advancing the quality, efficiency, and overall excellence of orthopaedic care at VCU Health System. The successful candidate will deliver timely, high-quality orthopaedic podiatry services, contribute to the development of orthopaedic faculty with interests in emerging technologies, clinical research, and medical education, and actively mentor residents and fellows. In addition, the candidate will collaborate across the hospital system and with multidisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive, patient-centered care for orthopaedic podiatry patients.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Teaching
Staff inpatient housestaff teaching service with learners including medical students, interns and residents; use contemporary adult learning methods to promote evidence-based practice; demonstrate effective teaching skills and continually develop as a teacher for learners at all levels; complete required evaluations of learners in a timely manner.
Research
Participate in clinical and administrative research, according to skills, interest and funding; research opportunities may include performance improvement initiatives or formal extramurally funded investigations; participation may be as principle investigator or co-investigator; maintain a level of scholarship in Orthopaedic Surgery consistent with academic rank.
Service
Work with institutional staff and administration to attain the strategic objectives of VCU Health System, including patient safety, patient and other customer satisfaction, maintenance and enhancement of public perception, and fiscal health.
Clinical
Admit and manage patients who present through the orthopaedic podiatry service, co-management of patients on other services, triage medicine patient requiring admission in the Emergency Department and non-medical services and non-VCU hospitals; join colleagues in assuring coverage 24-hours a day, every day of the year; comply in a timely manner with all institutional policies for professional work including credentialing, documentation, billing; work effectively with other members of the extended inter-professional team
Other
Ensure compliance with all regulatory and regulatory reimbursement requirements.
Qualifications:
Minimum Qualifications
DPM degree and ABPM/ABFAS certification/eligibility in Podiatric Medicine.
Record of scholarly publication in peer review journals.
Direct experience managing complex orthopaedic podiatry cases, competence in standard inpatient procedures.
A solid understanding of the orthopaedic podiatry role and function and interest in teaching and growth in an academic setting.
Demonstrated ability to work as a member of a team, providing effective communication, both verbal and written
Preferred Qualifications
Salary Range: Commensurate with experience
FLSA Exemption Status: Exempt
ORP Eligible: No
Flexible Work Arrangement: Other
Rank: Open
Tenure: Ineligible
Months: 12 months
Contact Name: Ashley Krauss
Contact Email: ashley.krauss@vcuhealth.org
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