Assistant/Associate/Professor of OMM/Osteopathic Physician

The assistant/Associate professor omm will assist in planning and implementing programs for the department of primary care, ensuring integration of clinical knowledge and osteopathic principles. Responsibilities also include student advising, curriculum development, and engaging in scholarship and research.

Candidates must have a doctor of osteopathic medicine degree and relevant board certification, along with leadership and administrative experience in clinical or educational settings. Preferred qualifications include experience as a full-Time faculty member and board certification in osteopathic manipulative medicine.