Family Practice Residency Training Core Faculty opening in North Carolina Located in Lumberton, NC - Fayetteville 35m; Charlotte 129m Full-time, permanent position Rotating Hours/rotating weekends, 8-5p.m. Graduate from an accredited family medicine residency program with 5 years of teaching experienceFamily Practice Residency Training Core Faculty must be qualified to manage and direct residents in a graduate medical education program within the residency training requirements of the American Osteopathic Association, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and applicable laws and regulations. - Devote the majority of their professional effort to teaching, administration, scholarly activity, and patient care within the program. - Serve as a family medicine resident advisor. - Provide assistance with scholarly activity. - Assist in the recruitment, evaluation, and selection of medical student applicants for the residency program when active practice of medicine schedule allows. - Attend and participate as voting member of the Graduate Medical Education Committee. - Participate as a voting member on special committees when convened. - Be willing to attend local, state, and national specialty conferences to represent the program. - Attend leadership and other professional development meetings. - Fulfills other assigned responsibilities, duties, and tasks of them not specifically listed within his job description as directed by employees Director or Administrative representative.