Closing Date:
Type of Position:
Job Type:
Visiting Faculty/Scholar
Institution Name:
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
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Department:
COM CW Dermatology
Summary of Job Duties:
The purpose of this academic observership is to provide an internationally trained dermatologist with structured exposure to adult and pediatric dermatologic practice within a U.S. academic medical center specifically the Department of Dermatology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. This observership is intended to support the observers professional development through observation of clinical care academic teaching and interdisciplinary collaboration while maintaining full compliance with institutional regulatory and patient safety standards. This observership supports the academic mission of UAMS by fostering international professional exchange promoting global perspectives in dermatology and strengthening pathways for future education research collaboration and workforce development. It allows the selected internationally trained dermatologist to contextualize prior training within the U.S. healthcare environment while preserving patient safety and regulatory compliance.
The observership is educational and observational in nature only. It does not constitute clinical employment hands-on patient care or supervised practice and it confers no clinical privileges.
The observership is designed to:
Familiarize the observer with adult and pediatric dermatologic practice in the U.S. healthcare system including clinic structure patient flow and multidisciplinary coordination of care.
Provide exposure to evidence-based clinical decision-making and U.S. standards of dermatologic care.
Enhance understanding of academic dermatology including resident education case-based learning and scholarly activities.
Promote professional development in areas such as clinical documentation standards patient communication norms quality metrics and ethical/regulatory frameworks.
Scope of Responsibilities and Permitted Activities:
During the observership the internationally trained dermatologist may:
Observe outpatient adult and pediatric dermatology clinics including general dermatology and subspecialty clinics as permitted.
Observe adult and pediatric dermatology consultations on hospitalized patients as permitted.
Attend educational conferences grand rounds journal clubs and teaching sessions when available.
Observe dermatologic procedures and diagnostic processes (e.g. biopsy review clinicopathologic correlation) without participation.
Engage in informal academic discussion with faculty and trainees regarding clinical reasoning disease management and U.S. practice patterns.
Review de-identified educational materials for learning purposes in accordance with institutional policies.
Participate in research projects as available.
Prohibited Activities:
The observer may NOT:
Provide direct or indirect patient care
Perform or assist with procedures examinations or treatments
Independently or collaboratively formulate diagnoses or treatment plans
Enter documentation into the electronic medical record
Order tests prescribe medications or communicate clinical decisions to patients
Represent themselves as a licensed physician within the U.S. healthcare system
The observer is required to:
Comply with all UAMS institutional policies including HIPAA patient privacy and confidentiality agreements.
Acknowledge and adhere to the non-clinical observational nature of the role at all times.
Complete any required onboarding training or compliance documentation prior to the start date of the observership.
Conduct themselves in a professional manner consistent with academic medical center standards
Qualifications:
- Medical degree (MD MBBS or equivalent) from an accredited international medical school
- Completion of formal postgraduate training in dermatology (residency or equivalent) outside the United States
Additional Information:
Special Instructions to Applicants:
All application materials must be uploaded to the University of Arkansas System Career Site
Please do not send to listed recruitment contact.