(5-6 per rotation) in both inpatient and outpatient settings. The residency programs in Family Medicine and Internal Medicine train 60 total residents and Pediatrics is a requirement of the Family Medicine residency training program.

The Regional Chair is responsible for strategic leadership of all aspects of the Huntsville Pediatrics Department to include clinical service delivery, teaching, research, scholarly activity, financial viability and planning, faculty and staff recruitment and management. Faculty physician will teach medical students and residents in an outpatient setting. Provide patient care to a diverse pediatric population. Evaluate leaners and participate in scholarly activities.

Huntsville Hospital, our partner in teaching, is a 971- bed Level I Trauma Center and second largest hospital in Alabama. It serves as a regional referral center for all of North Alabama and Southern Tennessee and has physicians in over 60 specialties. Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children accounts for 242 beds, with a Level III RNICU, a PICU, an Adult ICU and a Pediatric ER. It is also home to one of only eight St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital Affiliate Clinics.

Huntsville is situated in the fastest growing major metropolitan area in Alabama, and with the highest per capita income in the southeast, Huntsville is the best place to live, learn and work. We are a community on the move with rich values and traditions while progressing with new ideas, exciting technologies and creative talents. Our community's unique characteristics are a worldwide attraction and will certainly provide a place for you and your family to flourish. With a population of over 500K, the Huntsville metropolitan area is a high-tech, family oriented, multicultural community with excellent schools, dining and entertainment.

(5-6 per rotation) in both inpatient and outpatient settings. The residency programs in Family Medicine and Internal Medicine train 60 total residents and Pediatrics is a requirement of the Family Medicine residency training program.

The Regional Chair is responsible for strategic leadership of all aspects of the Huntsville Pediatrics Department to include clinical service delivery, teaching, research, scholarly activity, financial viability and planning, faculty and staff recruitment and management. Faculty physician will teach medical students and residents in an outpatient setting. Provide patient care to a diverse pediatric population. Evaluate leaners and participate in scholarly activities.

Huntsville Hospital, our partner in teaching, is a 971- bed Level I Trauma Center and second largest hospital in Alabama. It serves as a regional referral center for all of North Alabama and Southern Tennessee and has physicians in over 60 specialties. Huntsville Hospital for Women & Children accounts for 242 beds, with a Level III RNICU, a PICU, an Adult ICU and a Pediatric ER. It is also home to one of only eight St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital Affiliate Clinics.

Huntsville is situated in the fastest growing major metropolitan area in Alabama, and with the highest per capita income in the southeast, Huntsville is the best place to live, learn and work. We are a community on the move with rich values and traditions while progressing with new ideas, exciting technologies and creative talents. Our community's unique characteristics are a worldwide attraction and will certainly provide a place for you and your family to flourish. With a population of over 500K, the Huntsville metropolitan area is a high-tech, family oriented, multicultural community with excellent schools, dining and entertainment.