The Department of Medicine at Upstate Medical University has an opening for a full-time Infectious Disease staff physician that will include an academic appointment as an Assistant/Associate Professor of Medicine. Responsibilities include provision of care to people with a diverse mix of infectious diseases; providing in- and out-patient ID consultation; executing Infection Control and Antibiotic Stewardship policies and procedures; and teaching medical students, interns, residents, and fellows. Teaching is performed in the context of providing clinical care and during didactic sessions. The balance of clinical and teaching activities is negotiable. Opportunities exist for participation in translational and clinical research within Syracuse and abroad. Clinical leadership opportunities are available. MD or foreign equivalent, BC/BE in Infectious Diseases, and have a New York State license or be eligible for the same. Experience as an independent ID clinician and as attending physician and teacher is preferred. The practice supports ID care at a variety of in-patient settings to include government, private, and Veterans Administration facilities all within a short walk of the office. The beautiful Central New York Fingerlakes region offers excellent schools, affordable housing, numerous recreational and social activities, and gorgeous seasonal weather. Syracuse and the surrounding areas offer the opportunities of a city without the cost or logistical challenges. Bilingual skills desirable and adjustable hours and creative scheduling possible. Please apply online to job #60243 at: www.upstate.edu/hr/jobs/index.php At SUNY Upstate Medical University we strive to promote a professional environment that encourages varied perspectives from faculty members with diverse life experiences. A respect for diversity is one of our core values. We are committed to recruiting and supporting a rich community of outstanding faculty, staff and students. We actively seek applications from women and members of underrepresented groups to contribute to the diversity of our university community in support of our teaching, research and clinical missions.