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, biostatistics, health data science, public health, and health services research. We teach many types of learners, including medical students, fellows, junior faculty, and students in our master’s programs and in
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-time faculty position. Required qualifications: • Candidates should be board certified in Cardiovascular Disease and board eligible in Cardiac Electrophysiology. • Must hold an MD, MD/PhD, MBBS/PhD
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diverse community of patients in more than 20 languages. ZSFG is owned and operated by the City and County of San Francisco, Department of Public Health and is part of a city-wide integrated health care
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opportunity it provides to a large and diverse student body; its public mission and commitment to equity and social justice; and its roots in the California experience, animated by such values as innovation
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/service grants/contracts. Funders include the National Institutes of Health, philanthropic donors, the City and State Departments of Public Health, private foundations, and multiple state and international
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, antibody engineering, data science and bioinformatics, and health equity. Our department has long been a national leader in driving this research to ultimately improve the quality of patient care. We
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the leadership of founding division chief Julia Adler-Milstein. We are open to a broad array of traditional clinical informatics domains as well as population health informatics, public health informatics, and
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(e.g., PhD, EdD) in education or other relevant discipline and demonstrate excellence in teaching and mentorship at the graduate level. Experience and expertise in health professions education theory and
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cardiology. In addition to being an outstanding clinician the candidate will have demonstrated teaching interest and skills. Applicants must hold MD (or equivalent degree), MD/PhD (or equivalent degrees
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the Cardiology Division Chief and with other Division, Departmental, and Health System leaders in developing and executing strategies for continued growth of the echo lab and cardiology practice, as well as in