Employment Type: Permanent Faculty Vacancy ID: FAC0005322 Position Summary/Description: The Division of Endocrinology, Department of Medicine, at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill seeks an open rank, variable track faculty position that will also hold a secondary appointment as the Director of Endocrine Neoplasia. This position will help to develop and oversee an endocrine neoplasia program within the core clinical, educational, and research missions of a large academic medical center. Academic rank is open and will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. The ideal candidate will provide exceptional patient care, be skilled at communicating and working across disciplines/departments to collaboratively develop an endocrine neoplasia program, participate in the education of trainees and colleagues, and have a strong research background and track record of productivity in endocrine neoplasia. The successful candidate will join a vibrant and collaborative academic environment with large volume of patients with thyroid and adrenal disorders, enthusiastic partners in surgery, oncology, radiology, pathology, genetics, and public health, a well-established thyroid nodule and biopsy clinic in Endocrinology overseen by 2 experienced clinicians as well as a rich environment for basic, translational and clinical research in genomics, precision medicine, and clinical trials in the Lineberger Cancer Center and School of Medicine. The outpatient clinics will take place at one or more sites, including the UNC Cancer Hospital and the UNC Eastowne Medical Office Building. The Cancer Hospital houses the majority of cancer-related clinics at UNC Medical Center, including several multi-disciplinary clinics, and is located on the main medical campus. The Eastowne Medical Office Building is a state-of-the-art center which opened in 2021 and is located just a few miles from main campus with on-site radiology, laboratory and infusion services, outpatient pharmacy, and complimentary ample parking. This building houses the academic clinical practices of most of the Department of Medicine’s divisions, allowing for high-level collaboration, collegiality, and care delivery.