Chair, Radiation Oncology — Lead Innovation & Care
american college of radiation oncologyHouston (TX)
Chair, Radiation Oncology — Lead Innovation & Care
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american college of radiation oncologyHouston (TX)
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About the role
The American College of Radiation Oncology seeks a Chair for the Department of Radiation Oncology at Houston Methodist. The successful candidate will take on a prominent leadership role, advancing clinical strategy, research, and education while enhancing the department’s national profile.
This role requires an accomplished academic radiation oncologist who excels in leadership and collaboration within a complex health system. Responsibilities include growing faculty and overseeing operational performance.
The position offers a unique opportunity to lead a high-volume program that treats around 7,000 patients annually.
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