◊ Research Faculty ◊
◊ Associate Residency Director ◊
The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University anticipates faculty openings for emergency physicians at the rank of assistant professor or above, depending upon the candidate’s qualifications. Tenure-track or clinical-track appointments are available depending on academic interest. Our growing faculty has diverse interests and expertise leading to extensive state and national-level involvement. The emergency medicine residency program is one of the most established, with 12 EM and two EM/IM residents per year. Pitt County Memorial Hospital is an expanding 740-bed Level I trauma center, with more than 80,000 ED visits per year. Greenville, N.C., has the benefits of being a very family-oriented community and a university town, located ninety minutes from the North Carolina Crystal Coast. The university offers exceptional cultural opportunities as well as sporting and outdoor events. Compensation is competitive and commensurate with qualifications; an excellent fringe benefits program is provided. Requirements: BC/BP in EM and excellent clinical and teaching skills; ability to obtain a license to practice medicine in North Carolina, medical staff privileges at PCMH, approval to practice medicine through ECU Physicians, and medical liability insurance coverage through our carrier. Screening begins July 1 and will remain open until filled.
Confidential inquiry may be made to Theodore Delbridge, MD, MPH, Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine (delbridget@ecu.edu), or please apply online by using ECU OneStop on the main ECU page: www.ecu.edu.
◊ EMS Fellowship ◊
The Department of Emergency Medicine at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University in Greenville, NC, seeks candidates for a fellowship in EMS. The opportunity to obtain an advanced degree such as an MPH or MBA is also available.
The fellowship will provide graduates with the knowledge and skills to provide medical direction in emergency medical services with a concentration in air medical services and/or critical care transport possible. The local ground EMS System covers a population of 150,000 in a county of 656 sq. miles. All EMS agencies are paramedic level and dispatched thru an enhanced 911 center. Exposure to more rural and urban experiences is also provided. In addition, the region has a hospital based air and critical care transport service (EastCare) which covers 29 counties in NC, with 3 helicopters (1500 flights/yr) and 5 critical care ground ambulances (5,000 transports/yr). Training in disaster management with regional teams is also available. Please visit our website at http://www.ecu.edu/cs-dhs/ecuem/div/div_prog.cfm
The fellow will also perform clinical duties as an attending in our state-of-the-are emergency department, which has resident physicians from our full accredited emergency medicine residency training program. The emergency medicine residency program is one of the oldest and premier emergency residencies in the country, with 12 EM and 2 EM/IM residents per year. Many of the faculty are extensively involved in state and national activities. Pitt County Memorial Hospital is a 740-bed Level I trauma center, with 70,000 ED visit per year.
Greenville, NC, has the benefit of being a very family-oriented community and a university town, located just ninety minutes from the North Carolina Crystal Coast. The University excels in the arts, music, theater, and dance, so there are exceptional cultural opportunities, as well as sporting and outdoor events. Compensation is competitive and commensurate with qualifications; an excellent fringe benefit program is provided. Screening begins December 1, 2007 and will remain open until filled.
The successful candidate must have an MD/DO and be board eligible in emergency medicine. Physicians must be able to obtain a license to practice medicine in North Carolina, be granted medical staff privileges at PCMH, be approved to practice medicine through ECU Physicians, and receive medical liability insurance coverage through our carrier.
Special Instruction to Applicants: Please submit a candidate profile online and submit a letter of interest and CV online or mail to:
Juan March, MD
Chief, Division of EMS
Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine
The Brody School of Medicine
East Carolina University
Physicians Quadrangle, Building M
1705 West 6th Street
Greenville, North Carolina 27834
marchj@ecu.edu
252-744-2154
ECU is an EEO/AA employer and accommodates individuals with disabilities. Applicants must comply with the Immigration Reform and Control Act. Proper documentation of identity and employability required at the time of employment. Current references must be provided upon request.
