What are the responsibilities and job description for the Academic Gynecologist – Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery (MIGS) position at AAGL?
Position Overview
Full-time academic MIGS gynecologist (Assistant or Associate Professor)
Focus on complex benign gynecology and pelvic pain
No obstetric responsibilities
Clinical Responsibilities
Deliver high-quality inpatient and outpatient gynecologic care
Develop a practice in complex benign gynecology
Perform advanced minimally invasive surgery, including endometriosis management with a multi-disciplinary team
Provide office-based procedures and outpatient care
Participate in a multi-disciplinary chronic pelvic pain program
Offer intraoperative consultation and OR support to OB/GYN colleagues
Share gynecology home call responsibilities
Education & Scholarship
Teach and mentor medical students, residents, and fellows in clinic and OR
Participate in didactics, simulation, and learner evaluation
Engage in scholarly activity (clinical research, publications, presentations, video production, etc.)
Administrative & Leadership Opportunities
Participate in departmental and division activities
Serve on committees and support program initiatives
Optional role as Assistant Program Director for the Legacy MIGS/CBG Fellowship (AAGL)
Required Qualifications
MD; Oregon licensure (or eligibility)
ACGME OB/GYN residency + MIGS/Complex Benign Gynecology fellowship
Board-certified/eligible in OB/GYN
Strong surgical skills and commitment to education and clinical excellence
4+ years’ post-fellowship experience preferred (not required)
Benefits & Practice Highlights
Sign-on bonus and relocation support (when applicable)
Competitive benefits + 401(k) with employer contribution
Established referral base with high surgical volume
Practice across academic and community sites
Partnership with Legacy MIGS/CBG Fellowship
Employee discounts
Why the Pacific Northwest?
Live and work in a region known for its exceptional quality of life—year-round outdoor recreation, vibrant farmers markets, easy access to mountains and coastline, and a culture that values balance, wellness, and community.