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Medical Director, Interventional Pulmonology

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cedarssinai health systemNew Market (MD)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$400000 - 500000 per year

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About the role

Cedars-Sinai seeks a physician leader to build and grow its interventional pulmonology program. The role combines complex procedural and patient-care oversight with program strategy, quality and compliance, trainee education, research leadership, and regional outreach. Lead program direction, strategic planning, growth, referral pathways, and regional outreach. Provide preoperative evaluation, peri-procedural oversight, consultations, and complex procedural expertise. Supervise patient management and coordinate care with fellows, house staff, and multidisciplinary teams. Assess technology and support quality, safety, compliance, and fiscally sound clinical operations. Teach, mentor, and support pulmonary and critical care trainees and faculty. Organize and coordinate research programs and collaborate on scholarly work. Interventional pulmonary procedures Diagnostic bronchoscopy Therapeutic bronchoscopy Pleural disease management Preoperative evaluation Peri-procedural oversight Complex case consultation Clinical program development Clinical research coordination Regulatory and quality compliance Medical degree from an accredited medical school Board certification in Interventional Pulmonary and Pulmonary Medicine, or eligibility Unrestricted California medical license, or ability to obtain Cedars-Sinai Medical Staff Membership Eligibility for Cedars-Sinai faculty appointment Published author or equivalent scholarly activity

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