The Department of Dermatology at Indiana University School of Medicine is searching for a part-time or full-time Pediatric Dermatologist. Candidates must be BC/BE in pediatric dermatology.

Opportunities for clinical or basic science research are available. Faculty rank and salary will be determined by academic credentials and experience. Responsibilities include caring for infants, children and adolescents with dermatologic disorders in outpatient clinics, staffing inpatient consultations, as well as education of pediatric and dermatology residents and medical students. Laser/surgery opportunities in the outpatient and operating room settings are available. Patients are seen at a number of locations.

The IU School of Medicine (IUSM) has nine campuses across Indiana. In 2011-12, all four years are offered at campuses in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Northwest, South Bend and Terre Haute. Bloomington, Evansville, Lafayette and Muncie offer the first two years with plans to offer clerkships in the next two to four years.

• IU School of Medicine educates the second largest medical student body in the U.S.
• IU School of Medicine student body represents 54 of the 92 Indiana counties and 91 colleges and universities.
• IU faculty has performed many "firsts" in Indiana including transplants of the kidney, liver, cornea, bone marrow, pancreas, and infant and newborn hearts.
• Approximately half of Indiana's physicians received all or some of their education at the IU School of Medicine.
• IU School of Medicine has more than 60 clinical departments and specialty divisions.
• Nearly half of IU School of Medicine graduates accept in-state residencies.
• Nearly 40 percent of IU School of Medicine graduates enter primary care specialties.

Indiana University is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Educator, Employer and Contractor, M/F/D.

Indianapolis, Indiana, the 14th largest city in the U.S. with a population of 1.7 million, offers a wide range of lifestyle environments. The lively downtown features a variety of cultural and sporting institutions, such as the Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Pacers, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, shopping, and Indiana Repertory Theater. Indianapolis is also home to world-class museums, like The Children's Museum, Eiteljorg and the Indianapolis Museum of Art.

CNNMoney.com (2/2010) has named Indianapolis at the top of the list of most affordable U.S. metro areas. Indianapolis housing is the most affordable among large cities in the US and offers a choice of urban living with condominiums and town homes as well as a wide array of family-friendly suburbs. Nationally recognized primary and secondary schools are available, both public and private, offering outstanding educational options for those with children.

The Hoosier State has consistently performed as a low-tax, affordable, and rewarding state to practice in, with a high quality of life. The state was the first in the nation to enact medical malpractice reforms and today physicians enjoy low malpractice rates, making Indiana one of the top three physician friendly states in which to practice medicine!

Indianapolis is the perfect mix of big-city sophistication and genuine Hoosier hospitality. With its arts, culture, history and heritage, Indianapolis truly is the best-kept secret of the heartland!