Assistant Professor of OtolaryngologyHeadNeck Surgery Winship CancerInstitute of Emory University

Emory University is a leading research university that fosters excellence and attracts worldclass talent to innovate today and prepare leaders for the future. We welcome candidates who can contribute to the excellence of our academic community.

Why Join Us

At Emory we believe exceptional patient care breakthrough discovery and exemplary training flourish only in a culture grounded in teamwork integrity and purposeful mentorship. As Georgias sole NCIDesignated Cancer Center Winship offers the clinical volume multidisciplinary depth and academic resources a motivated head&neck oncologic surgeon needs to accelerate an impactful careerwhile working alongside colleagues who truly support one another.

The Opportunity

We are recruiting one fulltime fellowshiptrained head&neck cancer surgeon (Assistant Professor) skilled in:

• Complex ablative surgery
• Freetissue (microvascular) reconstruction
• Transoral robotic surgery (TORS)

Primary practice location: the new Winship CancerInstitute Tower on Emory University Hospital Midtowns campusan integrated facility purposebuilt for multidisciplinary cancer care.

What You Will Do

• Deliver patientcentered oncologic care

Manage malignant and complex benign head&neck cases in concert with medical/radiation oncology speechlanguage pathology oral surgery nutrition and social work.

• Advance a highvolume reconstructive program

Help sustain our twoflapperday schedule (MonWed) and annual volume >210 free flaps without compromising quality or access.

• Mentor the next generation

Teach 25 otolaryngology residents and one AHNSaccredited head&neck fellow instilling excellence professionalism and teamfirst values.

• Collaborate and innovate

Engage in clinical trials outcomes research or qualityimprovement projects supported by Winships research cores and the Department of Otolaryngologys Quality Officer.

• Shape strategic growth

Partner with division leadership on initiatives such as expanding multidisciplinary services shortening newpatient wait times and extending outreach clinics.

What We Offer

Professional

Personal

Academic appointment (Assistant Professor) with protected scholarly time

Competitive 12month salary plus incentive plan

Dedicated OR block at WinshipMidtown

Comprehensive benefits (retirement match parental leave CME allowance)

Stateoftheart robotics with the SP DaVinici System

Vibrant affordable Atlanta neighborhoods worldclass dining pro sports and easy global travel via ATL

Structured mentorship toward promotion leadership development and clinical trial support

Temperate climate with yearround outdoor recreationfrom the BeltLine to the BlueRidge Mountains

Minimum Qualifications
MD/DO; Board Certified or Board Eligible in OtolaryngologyHead&Neck Surgery
Fellowship trained in Head&Neck Oncologic/Reconstructive Surgery
Demonstrated commitment to team based care integrity and professional mentorship
Emerging or established national engagement and scholarly productivity
Eligibility for unrestricted Georgia medical licensure and DEA registration

Ready to Lead With Integrity
If you thrive on collaboration drive excellence daily and want to help shape the future of head&neck cancer care in a mission driven environment we welcome your application.

Apply online and attach your CV letter of interest and the names of three references.

Direct questions to:

Chair Department of OtolaryngologyHead&Neck Surgery
Emory University School of Medicine
Email:

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