Assistant Professor, Associate Professor/Professor- Anesthesiology, Trauma Division
Listed on 2026-06-07
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Education / Teaching
Job Overview
Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor in Anesthesiology – Trauma Division (250,000 DV) at the University of Maryland Department of Anesthesiology.
Responsibilities- Provide clinical care to trauma patients at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.
- Teach fellows, residents, medical students, student nurse anesthetists, and paramedics.
- Engage in assessment and resuscitation of trauma patients, including critical care and acute pain management.
- Allocate non‑clinical time for academic, scholarly, and administrative activities.
- Board‑certified or board‑eligible in Anesthesiology.
- Preferred experience:
fellowship training in Trauma, Critical Care, or Cardiac Anesthesia.
- Instructor: $310,000 – $440,000 per year.
- Associate Professor: $302,830 – $492,545 per year.
- Professor: $299,029 – $518,934 per year.
The Department offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes a competitive compensation program, generous retirement plan, over 4 weeks of vacation per year, paid holidays, personal leave, unlimited sick time, professional development opportunities, tuition remission for employees and dependents, and a focus on wellness and work/life balance.
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