Overview
The Forensic Medicine Toxicology Associate/Assistant/Professor plays a crucial role in a medical college contributing to the education research and clinical practice of forensic medicine and toxicology. This position is instrumental in shaping the knowledge and skills of medical students and residents conducting impactful research and providing expert guidance in forensic cases.
Key responsibilities
- Teach and mentor medical students residents and fellows in forensic medicine and toxicology.
- Develop and deliver curriculum content including lectures case studies and practical sessions.
- Supervise and participate in forensic autopsies and toxicological analyses.
- Conduct and publish original research in forensic medicine and toxicology.
- Provide expert consultation in forensic cases and testify in legal proceedings when required.
- Participate in professional development activities such as conferences and workshops.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to improve patient care and outcomes.
- Contribute to the administrative and academic responsibilities of the department and institution.
- Stay updated with advancements in forensic medicine and toxicology through continuous learning and professional engagement.
- Lead or support community outreach initiatives to raise awareness about forensic medicine and toxicology.
Required qualifications
- MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school.
- Board certification in forensic pathology or forensic toxicology.
- Extensive clinical experience in forensic medicine and toxicology.
- Demonstrated teaching and mentoring capabilities in an academic setting.
- Proven track record of research and scholarly activities in forensic medicine and toxicology.
- Familiarity with medicolegal principles and courtroom procedures.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for effective collaboration and expert testimony.
- Ability to balance clinical educational and administrative responsibilities effectively.
- Licensure or eligibility for medical licensure in the relevant state or country.
- Commitment to ethical and professional conduct and adherence to institutional policies.
- Strong organizational and time management skills to handle diverse responsibilities.
- Capacity for leadership innovation and problemsolving in complex forensic scenarios.
- Experience in community engagement and advocacy for public health and safety.
- Willingness to contribute to the institutional and departmental strategic goals.
- Continuing education and engagement in professional associations in forensic medicine and toxicology.
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