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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION David M. Aronoff, MD Helen Bouchet, MD Didier Pittet, MD, MS Craig Rubens, MD, PhD Robert A. Bonomo, MD http://fullonnegotiation.com/
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION THE VISITS FIRST- JUST LIKE A FIRST DATE LOOK AND MAYBE TOUCH MY HAND THEY PAY FOR YOU SECOND- NEXT FEW DATES DETAILS, DETAILS, DETAILS THEY BUY FOR YOU AND S.O. EXPLORE REAL ESTATE AND AREA THIRD- RARE BUT SOMETIMES THEY PAY
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION PRIMARY FACTORS POSITION TIME SPACE MONEY
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION Assistant Professor CLINICIAN SCIENTIST CLINICIAN EDUCATOR CLINICIAN CLINICIAN RESEARCH FACULTY TENURE TRACK NON-TENURE TRACK – ANNUAL (“ACTING”) * KEY KNOWLEDGE * - DIVISION EXPECTATIONS - DEPARTMENT CRITERIA/GUIDELINES - FACULTY CODE - PROMOTION CRITERIA
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION TIME FACTORS CLINICAL: TYPE % ON CALL - INCLUDES NON CONTIGUOUS - SPECIALTY VS NON-SPECIALTY OUTPATIENT CLINICS & FREQUENCY CORRELATION TO PROFEE GENERATION RESEARCH: TYPE BLOCK TIME VS INTERMITTENT CORRELATION TO FUNDING TEACHING: DIDACTIC &/or BEDSIDE STUDENTS, RESIDENTS & FELLOWS STAFF TRAINING MENTORING ADMINISTRATION: TRAINING PROGRAM CLINIC DIRECTION COURSE CHAIR LEADERSHIP COMMITTEES PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION SPACE FACTORS OFFICE: YOURS & WHAT SUPPLIED SUPPORT STAFF LOCATION CLINIC PRACTICE: LOCATION SUPPORT STAFF RESEARCH: LOCATION – RELATIONSHIP TO OFFICE & CORES DEDICATED BENCH or RESEARCH STAFF WORK SPACE COMMON EQUIPMENT/CORE SERVICES STAFF- SECRETARY, COORDINATORS, ETC. ALLOCATION PROCESS & CONTROL CRC
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION MONEY & RESOURCE FACTORS SALARY: START-UP % EFFORT FOR TASKS & SOURCE SOURCES: GRANTS, PROFEES, DIVISIONAL, DEPARTMENTAL, STATE TIME COMMITMENT FOR EACH TASK RELATIVE TO SOURCE POST START-UP EXPECTATIONS TEACHING: TIME, CURRICULUM, SUPPLIES, PERSONNEL, PREP RESOURCES RESEARCH: PERSONNEL – TECHS, TRAINEES, RESEARCH COORDINATORS, ETC EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES PRE AWARD APPLICATION SERVICES INTERNAL GRANT AWARD PROGRAMS TIME FRAME & EXPECTATIONS SHARED RESOURCES/EQUIPMENT ACCESS TO CORE SERVICES GRANTS MANAGEMENT BUDGET MANAGEMENT – INDIRECT COST PRINCIPLES IP SERVICE
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION THE NEGOTIATION: PHASE I LISTEN, TAKE NOTES, REFER TO THEM, ASK QUESTIONS, NO COMMITMENT AT DISCUSSION DISCUSS TIME EXPECTATIONS ASK SALARY EXPECTATIONS GET RANGE FOR POSITION AT INSTITUTION AAMC & AAAP STATISTICS- DISCUSS % INCENTIVE OPPORTUNITIES START-UP PACKAGE FOR RESEARCH OR EDUCATION: DEPARTMENTAL AVERAGE BUILD UPON WHAT IS PROVIDED AND ADDITIONAL NEEDS FOR YOUR PROGRAM BE PRACTICAL & SPECIFIC TAKE YOUR TIME – SETTING PARAMETERS FOR JOB & ROLE START HIGHER & NEGOTIATE TO COMPROMISE INTERNAL RECRUIT LESS THAN FROM OUTSIDE IDENTIFY ADVOCATES AT NEW LOCATION END DISCUSSION WITH APPRECIATION, RESPECT, COMMIT ONLY TO CONSIDERATION OF WHAT DISCUSSED
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION THE NEGOTIATION: PHASE II OCCURS USUALLY AT or AFTER 2 ND VISIT SPECIFIC QUESTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS COUNTER PROPOSAL FOR SPECIFIC ISSUES LISTEN TO RESPONSE. TAKE NOTES USE RESOURCES FOR CONFIRMATION – MENTOR & NEW PEERS REQUIRE WRITTEN DETAILS OF OFFER
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NEGOTIATING A FACULTY POSITION THE NEGOTIATION: PHASE III REVIEW FINAL OFFER CONSIDER CONTRACT (LEGAL) REVIEW IF MISSING OR UNCLEAR ITEMS, ASK HOW TO CORRECT AND DO SO!! WRITE IN OR ADDENDUM; INITIALS UNDERSTAND TIMELINE SIGN
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SIGH OF RELIEF!! I DID IT Oh God! NOW WHAT DO I DO???
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