Associate Professor Or Professor

Associate Professor or Professor

FE03503

7H900:RADIATION MEDICINE

Lexington, KY

Faculty

Full-Time

Non-Tenure Track

Have a M.D./D. O degree and certification or eligibility by the American Board of Radiation
Oncology.

Board eligible or Board certified in Radiation Oncology

MD/DO, ABR

This position is needed in the Department of Radiation Medicine to achieve the goals of the Department and the mission of the University of Kentucky, College of Medicine. The faculty member will perform service functions in the Department of Radiation Medicine and assume teaching responsibilities in the Department of Radiation Medicine and the College of Health Sciences.
1. Clinical Service – Evidence of demonstrated excellence, reputation and recognition for
excellence in the practice of radiation oncology as identified and attested to by colleagues,
peers and others at the regional and perhaps national level.
2. Teaching – Evidence of demonstrated evidence in outstanding accomplishments as a mature
teacher of clinical radiation medicine for residents and medical students as attested to by
colleagues, peers and others at the regional and perhaps national level.
3. Professional Development – Evidence of professional recognition and participation in
professional organizations at the regional and perhaps national level. Evidence of productive
involvement and collaboration with the mission of the Department, College, Medical Center and
University at many levels as evidenced by the evaluative judgement of colleagues and peers
with and outside the University of Kentucky.
4. Research – Evidence of productive involvement or participation in scholarly activities through
publications, studies, reviews or other venues in the discipline as attested to by colleagues,
mentors or peers at the regional and perhaps the national level.
5. Administration – Development of a reputation for excellence in clinical practice, and as a
regional or perhaps national authority in a clinical field.
Please include a current CV and cover letter when submitting your application.

No

Yes

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