As a MEEA employee, it is expected that you will maintain your specialty board certification and perform your responsibilities as an otolaryngologist capably and to the best of your ability. It is expected that you will serve as a clinician and faculty member, meeting clinical quality, productivity, teaching and citizenship standards within the MEE OHNS Department. It is also expected that you will participate in the local Otolaryngology call coverage rotation and perform other duties as assigned from time to time. As a MEEA physician, it is expected that you will maintain up-to-date medical records as required by the hospital Medical Staff Bylaws. You will be expected to comply with all MEE Medical Staff Bylaws, Code of Conduct and applicable MEE/MEEA and Mass General Brigham policies at all times.



Qualifications

MD


Board Certified/Board Eligible



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