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Faculty Appointments and Promotions

Learn how to advance your career in the School of Medicine. Understand the criteria and steps for promotions like Basic Scientist, Clinical Scientist, and Educator roles. Get tips on documenting scholarly works and teaching efforts to meet academic goals. Receive guidance on promotion timelines and progress tracking from the Departmental Development Committee.

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Faculty Appointments and Promotions

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  1. Faculty Appointments and Promotions School of Medicine Credentials Committee

  2. What do I do to get promoted?

  3. “Basic Scientist” “Clinical Scientist” “Basic Scientist Educator” “Clinical Educator”

  4. Clinical ScientistAssistant to Associate Promotion • 5 years as assistant professor • Original investigations • 12-15 peer-reviewed publications • Many recent • Many first or senior author • Excellence in teaching • 3 extramural letters from senior individuals, only 1 from previous collaborator or mentor

  5. Clinical EducatorAssistant to Associate Promotion • 7 years as assistant professor • Documented scholarly works • Documented sustained, substantial contribution to educational activities • Direct a student course • Direct a residency or CME activity • Substantial contribution to med school curriculum or residency program.

  6. “Documented Scholarly Works”? • Peer-reviewed articles • Invited publications • Chapters, reviews, opinions, editorials • Enduring materials • Printed, electronic, video • Presentations at national meetings

  7. How do I document my teaching effort?

  8. Annual Review by Departmental Development Committee • Document Progress with Department Chair Annually. Establish a Timeline to Achieve Academic Goals. • Keep Track of Everything!

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