Division Chief of Academic Cardiovascular Medicine and Cardiac Services

Posted 3 days ago

aoiaEastern (KY)

Cardiologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

In partnership with Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, we are conducting a national search for a Division Chief of Cardiovascular Disease and Hypertension. Rutgers Health is one of the nation's leading academic health systems, uniting top-tier educational, clinical, and research programs to advance healthcare across New Jersey and the Northeast. Through innovation, discovery, and patient-centered care, Rutgers Health is shaping the future of medicine. Rutgers/RWJ Health Highlights Ranked among the nation's Top 20 graduate schools for doctoral and nursing programs More than 450 active clinical trials annually Approximately 2.3 million patient visits each year 36 faculty fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

Qualifications: MD or DO from an accredited medical school Board certified in Cardiovascular Medicine with a record of clinical excellence Eligible for, or currently holding, an unrestricted New Jersey medical license Progressive leadership experience in cardiology, ideally within academic medicine, a tertiary care center, or an integrated health system Proven success leading multidisciplinary teams, advancing quality initiatives, and driving program growth Commitment to clinical education, faculty development, research, and scholarly activity Clinical Excellence & Patient Experience The successful candidate will demonstrate an unwavering commitment to clinical excellence and delivering an exceptional patient experience through compassionate, high-quality care, innovative treatment approaches, and a culture focused on outstanding outcomes and patient satisfaction.

Specialty: Cardiology Employment Type: Full Time Contact Information Mark Dotson Mark.Dotson@JacksonPhysicianSearch.com 678-501-2402

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