4 academic faculty research physician assistant jobs found

Job Details JeffExpress Urgent Care is seeking experienced, board-certified or board-eligible physicians (MD or DO) to serve as Physician Leads within our expanding urgent care system. Each Physician Lead is assigned to a defined node of multiple urgent care centers and is responsible for both direct patient care and clinical leadership across the region. This is not a Medical Director role, but a hands-on leadership position focused on onboarding, education, quality assurance, and advanced practice clinician (APC) support. Job Description Key Responsibilities Serve as the physician lead for a designated node/center, supporting clinical excellence, provider development, and consistent standards of care. Provide direct clinical care within the node, with a focus on high-volume sites and identified areas of operational or clinical need. Maintain flexibility to provide in-person clinical support at any site within the node, with occasional deployment outside the...

The Communications Specialist supports the Department of Medical Oncology through the writing, editing, and management of clear, engaging content across print and digital channels. Working closely with the communications manager and department leadership, this role is primarily responsible for producing a weekly newsletter and meeting slides, while also supporting department reports, letters, and periodic internal and external website updates. The ideal candidate is a strong writer and editor with excellent research and design judgment, experience with newsletter and web platforms, and the ability to build trusted relationships with department faculty and other stakeholders across the Institute. This role should also be comfortable using AI as a collaborative tool to support content development and workflow while exercising sound judgment, discretion, and attention to tone, clarity, and audience needs. A cover letter is required. Attach a copy of a cover letter with your...

The Clinical Research Project Manager is responsible for the day-to-day coordination and management of Breast Oncology clinical trial activities, primarily focusing on multi-center, PI-initiated trials. They ensure trial and site startup coordination, train site research staff, handle regulatory submissions, track safety events, and communicate with regulatory authorities. Reporting to faculty, research and/or disease group managers, and/or Clinical Trials Office (CTO) leadership, the Clinical Research Project Manager I identifies project plan variances and develops contingency plans to maintain project milestones. They may also oversee operational and training aspects of the EPIC/OnCore application, working closely with faculty, staff, and stakeholders to develop infrastructure, procedures, and tracking systems for project management services. This role requires independent work under general supervision within their disease group or CTO, with a focus on ensuring compliance and...

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute seeks a Chief Communications & Marketing Officer (CCMO) to join the executive leadership team and serve as the institution’s leader responsible for shaping how the organization communicates, presents, and grows in a rapidly evolving environment. Reporting to the President and CEO, this role represents a critical leadership position that will help shape the Institute’s future during a defining period of growth and change. Dana-Farber is entering a period of meaningful transformation - including the development of a new standalone cancer hospital, a realignment of longstanding clinical partnerships, and a sustained period of organizational and revenue growth. At the same time, the external environment has become significantly more complex, with regional and national peers making significant investments in brand visibility, media, and market presence. Within this context, communications and marketing are expected to evolve from a primarily reactive,...