Instructor, Clinical Fellow, Department of Family Medicine, Oncology PrimaryCareand Survivorship

Current UC employees must apply internally via Success Factors

Faculty rank and compensation will be based on experience and academic credentials.

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As one of the oldest medical schools in the country, the UC College of Medicine has a reputation for training best-in-class health care professionals and developing cutting-edge procedures and research that improve the health and clinical care of patients. The Department of Family & Community Medicine has played a leading role in fellow, resident, and medical student education since 1974 and continues to focus on improving the health of members of our Cincinnati community and beyond, with a special focus on medically underserved patients.

With faculty expertise scholarship and primary care research, palliative care, geriatrics, cancer survivorship, global health and integrative medicine, the department is advancing the college's commitment to cultivating learning environments, fostering research and scholarship, and providing innovative patient care.

The Department of Family & Community Medicine is seeking a Fellow to join the Oncology Primary Care and Survivorship Fellowship program. This Fellowship Program is a one-year post-residency family medicine fellowship designed for physicians interested in caring for cancer survivors while strengthening clinical scholarly skills in cancer survivorship. The Oncology Primary Care and Survivorship Fellowship is a non-ACGME-accredited fellowship in which the Fellow is appointed as an entry-level faculty member in the UC Department of Family & Community Medicine.

Fellows will deepen their competencies in the following areas:
1) Cancer Survivorship
2) Cancer Surveillance
3) Long-term and Late Effects of Cancer and Cancer Treatment
4) Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
4) Psychosocial Care
5) Childhood and AYA Cancer Survivors
6) Older Adult Cancer Survivors
7) Caregivers of Cancer Survivors and
8) Communication and Coordination of Care.

• Provide primary care to adults with active cancer, a history of cancer, or a cancer hereditary syndrome in the Oncology Primary Care Clinic at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center six half days per week.
• Precept UC Health West Chester Family Medicine Residents one half day per week, allowing them an opportunity to teach residents about the care of cancer survivors.
• Present a small research project or QI project and present at a national meeting such as ASCO Quality Care Symposium, AAFP, or Cancer Center Survivorship Research Forum. One half day per week will be protected for research based on fellow’s…