Assistant Professor - job 2 of 2

As an Assistant Professor at Emory University, your primary responsibilities will include teaching, conducting research, and providing clinical care within the division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, Allergy and Sleep Medicine. You will be expected to mentor medical students and residents, engage in academic activities, publish research findings, and contribute to the educational curriculum. Collaboration with colleagues in one of the largest health systems in Georgia will also be a key component of your role.

To qualify for the Assistant Professor position at Emory University, applicants must be board certified or board eligible in Pulmonary and/or Critical Care Medicine. In addition to these certifications, outstanding clinical, technical, and interpersonal skills are essential. Candidates should have a solid educational background through training at top-rated institutions, which will prepare them for success in both academic and clinical environments.

Emory University offers a comprehensive benefits package for Assistant Professors, including competitive salaries, health and retirement benefits, professional development opportunities, and support for research activities. Additionally, the supportive academic environment fosters collaboration and innovation, ensuring faculty members have the resources they need to thrive in their careers.

At Emory University, we are committed to maintaining an inclusive environment where diverse perspectives are valued. We actively encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply for the Assistant Professor position, and we ensure fair consideration regardless of race, gender, religion, or other characteristics. Our dedication to equity is reflected in our policies and the ongoing support we provide to faculty and staff to foster diversity on campus.

Interested applicants for the Assistant Professor position at Emory University should submit a comprehensive application, including a CV, a cover letter detailing their qualifications, and references. Selected candidates may be invited for an interview where they can discuss their teaching philosophies, research interests, and their fit within our vibrant academic community in the Pulmonary, Critical Care, Allergy and Sleep Medicine division.

When answering this question, share a personal story or experience that sparked your interest in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine. Highlight moments in your education or clinical exposure that solidified your passion for this specialty and your commitment to improving patient outcomes.

In your response, emphasize your teaching philosophy, mentioning specific techniques you use to engage students, facilitate learning, and support their development. Provide examples of successful mentorship experiences, demonstrating how you adapt your approach to accommodate different learning styles.

Discuss a specific patient case detailing the clinical challenges faced, the steps you took to address them, and the final outcome. Emphasize your problem-solving skills, teamwork, and the ability to remain composed under pressure, showcasing your capability as a clinician.

Answer this question by highlighting specific research projects, your role in them, the methodologies used, and the significant findings or contributions made to the field. Discuss how these projects enhanced your knowledge and how they fit into the broader context of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine.

Share your strategies for staying updated, such as attending conferences, reading journals, participating in professional organizations, or engaging in collaboration with colleagues. Emphasize your commitment to lifelong learning and how you integrate new knowledge into your practice.

Describe your approach to collaboration within a healthcare team, emphasizing the importance of communication, respect for different roles, and shared goals. Provide examples of successful teamwork and how it led to improved patient care outcomes.

Discuss your conflict-resolution style, emphasizing open communication, seeking to understand different perspectives, and working towards a solution that benefits all parties involved. Share an example where you successfully navigated a similar situation.

Provide a specific instance where you received constructive feedback, how you responded, and the changes you implemented as a result. Emphasize the importance of adaptability and personal growth in your clinical practice.

Share your vision about potential initiatives, whether it's research projects, community outreach programs, or innovative teaching methods. Discuss how your plans align with Emory University's goals and how they would benefit the division.

When answering this question, connect your professional goals with Emory University’s mission and values. Discuss how the institution's reputation, interdisciplinary environment, and commitment to diversity resonate with your aspirations as an academic and clinician.