5 fellowship program jobs at 2 companies in Peoria, IL
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Skillbridge - Fellowship
Griffin or East Peoria or Mapleton or Mossville or Lafayette or Irving or Seguin
OnsiteFull Time, Temporary
CaterpillarNYSE: CAT: Manufactures construction and mining equipment, engines, and gas turbines.
Military training or college degree required; must be approved for Skillbridge, submit resume and cover letter explaining transition and locations/roles of interest; project-based assignments for 30–120 days.
Mossville or Griffin or Mapleton or Seguin or Lafayette or Irving or East Peoria
OnsiteFull Time
CaterpillarNYSE: CAT: Manufactures construction equipment, mining machinery, and industrial engines.
Must be approved for Skillbridge; military training and/or college degree; submit resume and cover letter explaining transition, approval status, locations and roles; 30-120 day assignment; in-person participation required.
Assistant/Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry (Addiction)
Peoria, Illinois, United States
$299k-$335k/yrOnsiteFull Time
University of Illinois Chicago: Public research university providing higher education and healthcare services.
Requires MD or DO, ACGME addiction psychiatry fellowship, Illinois licensure or eligibility, and ABPN board certification in adult and addiction psychiatry. Inpatient/outpatient and program administration experience preferred.
Assistant/Associate/Professor of Clinical Pediatrics (Gastroenterology)
Peoria, Illinois, United States
$230k-$350k/yrOnsiteFull Time
University of Illinois Chicago: Public research university and academic medical center in Chicago.
6+ YOEMD/DO, eligible for Illinois licensure, board certified/eligible in Pediatrics and Pediatric Gastroenterology, completion of pediatric residency and pediatric gastroenterology fellowship, commitment to clinical care, education, and program development.
University of Illinois Chicago: Public research university providing higher education and healthcare services.
3+ YOEMD/DO with pediatric ophthalmology fellowship and ophthalmology board certification; eligible for Illinois license; 3+ years pediatric ophthalmology clinical experience; teaching, leadership, research, and program development experience.