VA seeks senior academic investigator for Research & Development Service
By Anton Zuiker
The VA Medical Center Durham is seeking a senior academic investigator to direct its Research and Development Service.
DVAMC is one of the top research programs in the national VA Health Care System, with major strengths in biomedical, health services, rehabilitation and GRECC research. The 30-million dollar research budget ($20 million annual direct VA funding) includes 150 active investigators with 400 active research projects.
As a Duke University affiliated teaching medical center, the DVAMC offers training programs in all medical specialties, subspecialties and in several allied health professions.
Learn more about the position, Staff Physician/ACOS Research.
The VA Medical Center Durham is seeking a senior academic investigator to direct its Research and Development Service.
DVAMC is one of the top research programs in the national VA Health Care System, with major strengths in biomedical, health services, rehabilitation and GRECC research. The 30-million dollar research budget ($20 million annual direct VA funding) includes 150 active investigators with 400 active research projects.
As a Duke University affiliated teaching medical center, the DVAMC offers training programs in all medical specialties, subspecialties and in several allied health professions.
Learn more about the position, Staff Physician/ACOS Research.