What are the nonclinical (nonpatient care) responsibilities of an academic emergency physician?
The nonclinical responsibilities of an academic faculty member vary from program to program. Minimal requirements for most academic faculty include teaching residents in the ED, providing formal lectures to the residents and faculty, publishing in the field of EM, involvement in research, administration, and grant writing. The procurement of extramural funds to support protected non-clinical time is strongly encouraged by most academic EM departments. What are the advantages of a career in academic EM? The practice of academic EM can be exceptionally rewarding and satisfying. Involvement in EM education and research exposes the emergency physician to the brightest and most influential minds in the specialty. The opportunity to improve patient care on a large scale and to change practice patterns is exciting and gratifying. As an academic emergency physician you have the opportunity to become the expert in the niche that you create for yourself. What are the disadvantages of a career in
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