Full Professor

Description:

In terms of research, the candidate should also possess demonstrated research skills and research potential expected for a Clinician Investigator, a record of research publications in REI in national and international journals as the primary author or supervising physicians which demonstrate current and sustained research productivity. The successful candidate should take a patient-focused approach to their practice and an evidence-based approach to clinical care, as well as have a desire to solve problems and provide creative solutions for challenging patients. They should also show leadership in shaping and guiding the clinical operations, and thus will need to be a strong communicator and excellent team player. This includes having a passion for clinical teaching, supervision, and mentorship with strong record of participation in these areas. Finally, the candidate should possess a desire to participate in decisions that will influence clinical financial results, and they should be able to function proficiently in English
Candidates must either be licensed or be eligible for an independent or restricted academic licence, under the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Qualified applicants must either be board-certified (or eligible for certification) in the sub-specialty of GREI by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC) or have achieved an equivalent level of regulated sub-specialty training in GREI, in addition to the MD degree.