Faculty Recruitment

The Department of Otorhinolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery at McGovern Medical School (part of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston) is recruiting for open faculty positions.

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General ENT

This is a unique opportunity to build a comprehensive ENT practice in large, diverse, and growing metropolitan area.  The ideal candidate will be comfortable in providing full-spectrum ENT services primarily at a community-based location.  Subspecialty interests, including prior clinical fellowship, are desirable, but not required.  This faculty member will spend approximately 80% of his or her time in community practice, and 20% of his or her time at the Department’s main office in the Texas Medical Center or at the Department’s Clinic at Lyndon B. Johnson General Hospital. The primary focus of this faculty position is clinical practice.

To apply, please visit our recruitment portal.

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Pediatric ENT

This is a unique opportunity to build a comprehensive pediatric ENT practice in large, diverse, and growing metropolitan area. The ideal candidate will be comfortable in providing full-spectrum pediatric ENT services, primarily at our academic medical center location, which includes an ambulatory clinic and at Children’s Memorial Herman Hospital. This position is primarily focused on clinical care and resident education, although opportunities for scholarship are encouraged. Fellowship training in pediatric ENT is required, and the successful candidate must have certification in complex pediatric otolaryngology or be planning to obtain certification. All applicants should be board-certified or board-eligible in otolaryngology.

To apply, please visit our recruitment portal.

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Head & Neck Surgery

We are looking for a dedicated, full-time faculty member with a passion for academic medicine. The ideal candidate will be board-certified/eligible in otolaryngology and will have completed a head & neck fellowship. This role involves contributing to our department’s mission through research, teaching, clinical service, and other scholarly activities. The candidate should exhibit outstanding clinical and teaching skills, as well as a track record of scholarly achievements. This position offers a unique opportunity for those with a keen interest in academic otorhinolaryngology, particularly in head and neck oncology/surgery. The role is primarily based at the Department’s clinic at Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital, which has a significant patient base with head and neck tumors, with some responsibilities at the Texas Medical Center office. Academic rank and salary will be aligned with the candidate’s experience.

To apply, please visit our recruitment portal.

Questions

If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].