The intrinsic value and recognition that accompanies faculty appointment at an internationally recognized University is immense. Faculty appointment also enhances the stature of medical education and research programs across the academic health system partnership.
A Georgetown University faculty appointment provides widely recognized professional prestige and expanded opportunities to share your academic work through professional organizations at the local, national, and international level. Faculty have access to unique benefits including full use of the resources of Dahlgren Medical Library, teaching and research support, free or reduced cost technology and software, and internal and external professional development opportunities.
The process for seeking a faculty appointment is separate from and not included in your physician or clinical onboarding at MedStar Health.
How to Apply for Georgetown University Faculty Appointment
*For sub-specialty domains, the Academic Chair maps to your primary specialty of training.
MedStar Health GUMC Faculty Resources At a Glance
Technology & Software
- GU NetID and Password: Access to unique Georgetown-specific Net ID that is necessary to set up all Georgetown University password-protected apps like Gmail, Zoom Professional, Box, and Dahlgren Library. Set up 2-factor authentication with Duo.
- Georgetown Email (Gmail): Ability to set up an @georgetown.edu email address.
- GU Software Webstore: Access to GU software webstore for faculty and staff, which offers many programs that are free or at significantly reduced cost.
- Georgetown Management System (GMS): Use the GMS to update contact information, confirm accuracy of your faculty data and participate in faculty representation identifiers.
Scholarship
- Dahlgren Memorial Library: Access to the full menu of resources, journals, and more at Georgetown University’s Graduate Health & Life Sciences Research Library available to all faculty members of the University.
- Research Resources: Access to GUMC Research Offices, support infrastructure and research programs, including grant development services, clinical trials development and management, grant writing services, GUMC shared resources and the Institutional Scholarship Review Board.
Professional
- GU 360: Access to Georgetown-branded, publicly accessible professional portfolio site where faculty can advertise their academic expertise.
- GUMC Committees: Ability to participate in numerous committees at the medical center to support networking and engagement.
- Teaching Resources: Access to CNDLS (Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship), CENTILE (Center for Innovation and Leadership in Education), Instructional Teaching Support (ITDD), Canvas, Inclusive Pedagogy Tool, Room Request Form, Cura Personalis Fellowship & Student Handbooks
- Mentoring Resources: Availability of internal resources to support your participation and involvement in receiving and providing mentorship.
Administrative
- Office for Faculty and Academic Affairs (OFAA): Explore all available resources provided to support and guide faculty in their academic career fulfillment and development.
- Non-University Employed Orientation & Resource Refresh: Created by the Faculty Development Committee, an orientation and resource refresh slide deck outlines the robust resources available to all faculty with appointments.
- Faculty Handbook: Complete guide to Georgetown University governance, organization, policies, and procedures detailing faculty rights and responsibilities related to academic work.