Rhinology and Anterior Skull Base Surgeon

Quick Facts

• Academic tertiary care setting with collaborative neurosurgery
• Clinical focus: comprehensive rhinology and multidisciplinary endoscopic skull base surgery
• Call: 1:6 with weekday APP support
• Academic rank: open (Assistant, Associate, or Professor) based on experience

Description

This academic role is for a Rhinology and anterior skull base surgeon to provide comprehensive rhinology care and multidisciplinary endoscopic skull base procedures, including endoscopic sinus surgery, revision procedures, allergy/rhinology, and skull base cases in partnership with neurosurgery. The position emphasizes academic involvement with the opportunity to help shape an expanding department and contribute to residency program development. Institutional support is available for clinical, translational, and outcomes-based research.

Responsibilities

• Deliver comprehensive rhinology practice, including endoscopic sinus surgery and revision procedures
• Provide allergy/rhinology care
• Perform multidisciplinary endoscopic skull base surgery with close collaboration with neurosurgery
• Participate in academic activities, including education and research
• Contribute to program development and department growth

Requirements

• MD or DO from an accredited institution
• Board certification or eligibility in Otolaryngology
• Active or eligible license in Nebraska
• Strong clinical skills with experience in anterior skull base and rhinology surgery
• Strong academic interest; desire to educate and participate in research
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment
• Commitment to high-quality, compassionate care

Benefits

• Competitive salary, starting bonus, and relocation assistance
• Comprehensive benefits plan
• Institutional support for research (clinical, translational, outcomes-based) with biostatistics and clinical trial infrastructure
• Mentorship and faculty development resources
• Potential for protected academic time