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Assistant Professor at University of Pennsylvania - ApplyBlast

Assistant Professor

University of Pennsylvania

3 months ago

4.2 on Glassdoor

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

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About this role

The Division of Cardiovascular Medicine at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania seeks an Assistant Professor on the non‑tenure academic clinician track, focusing on cardiomyopathy and related inherited cardiovascular disorders. The role combines high‑quality teaching of medical students, residents, and fellows with clinical care at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and affiliated sites.

Responsibilities

Provide clinical evaluation and treatment for inherited cardiovascular disorders
Teach medical students, residents, and fellows in small group workshops
Maintain 100 teaching credits per year of active high‑quality teaching
Collaborate with interdisciplinary research teams on translational projects
Deliver clinical services at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and associated practice sites

Skills

Qualifications

M.D.M.D./Ph.D.Board Certified in Internal MedicineBoard Certified in Cardiovascular Diseases

About University of Pennsylvania

upenn.edu

Headquarters

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1740

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The University of Pennsylvania (Penn) is a private Ivy League research university in Philadelphia offering undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across schools such as Wharton (business), Penn Medicine, SEAS (engineering), Law, Nursing, and the School of Arts & Sciences. Penn emphasizes interdisciplinary research, innovation, and entrepreneurship, translating scholarship into clinical care, startups, and public policy. Founded in the 18th century with ties to Benjamin Franklin, it maintains a large research enterprise, global partnerships, and a broad alumni network.