Securing Your First Faculty Position: A Guide for Residents and Fellows
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Securing Your First Faculty Position: A Guide for Residents and Fellows
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Authors
Douglas Char, MD; Cassandra Bradby, MD; Deborah Diercks, MD, MSc, MBA; Rebecca Gorz, DO; Megan Rivera, MD; and Annabella Salvador-Kelly, MD, on behalf of the SAEM Faculty Development Committee.
Toolkit Overview
Securing a faculty position in emergency medicine (EM) is a major milestone in your career journey. Stepping into your first attending position is a remarkable achievement and a thrilling moment. However, for many, the job search process evokes feelings of fear and anxiety. This toolkit serves as a guiding reference to help you secure a fulfilling position. Job searching can be a daunting task, but within this toolkit we break down the process into manageable, easy-to-follow steps.
Chapters
Setting the Stage for Career Success
References
- Salen, Philip. A Guide for the Perplexed: Start Early to Find the Best Job After Residency. American College of Emergency Physicians.
- Dungy C, DeWitt T, Nelson K. Securing a Faculty Position: A Practical Guide for Residents, Fellows, Junior Faculty, and Their Mentors. Ambulatory Pediatrics. Vol. 5, Number 4. July-August 2005.
- AAMC's Guide to Prepare for Your First Job in Academic Medicine. GWIMS Toolkit.