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UoflAssistant Professor Term (Open Rank)
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Department: Emergency Medicine Location: Health Sciences Center Time Type: Full time Worker Type: Regular Term (Fixed Term) Job Req ID: R108522 Position Description: Assistant Professor (Open Rank) Department of Emergency Medicine University of Louisville The Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Louisville, School of Medicine, is seeking highly motivated emergency medicine residency-trained, board certified, or board eligible/ABEM/ABOEM physician for a full-time faculty position to provide clinical services at UofL Health’s Jewish Hospital and South Hospital. Faculty salaries and benefits are competitive.…
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