Chief, Division of Endocrinology
Confidential, Baltimore, MD, United States
The client is seeking a distinguished physician-scientist to serve as Chief of the Division of Diabetes, Endocrinology, and Nutrition within a prominent academic division focused on patient care, research, and education.
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The division's mission includes providing top-tier clinical services for adults with diabetes and endocrine disorders, advancing research, and training new clinicians and scientists.
The ideal candidate will exhibit strategic leadership qualities with a vision for growth and innovation, fostering interdisciplinary relationships to enhance visibility and expand impactful programs to improve health outcomes on a broad scale.
Applicants must hold an MD or MD/PhD, possess board certification in Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism, and be eligible for a medical license in Maryland.
The candidate should have national prominence as a physician-scientist with a record of clinical excellence, research leadership, and academic achievement.
They should also hold a national/international reputation in the relevant research areas and have a proven leadership experience in academic medicine, with a history of mentorship and faculty development.
Applicants with experience leading complex multidisciplinary programs and those with a compelling vision for integrating clinical care, research, and education innovatively are preferred.
The expected salary range for the position is between $286,740 and $438,804, reflecting base pay, which is determined by faculty rank and tenure.
Actual compensation may vary based on various factors, including skills, experience, and market conditions.
The role comes with a comprehensive benefits package emphasizing wellness, work-life balance, and professional development, including a robust retirement program, generous leave options, health coverage, and professional learning opportunities. xsgimln
Interested candidates should prepare a current CV and letter of introduction and reach out to the designated contact for application submission.
Hit Apply below to send your application for consideration Ensure that your CV is up to date, and that you have read the job specs first.
The division's mission includes providing top-tier clinical services for adults with diabetes and endocrine disorders, advancing research, and training new clinicians and scientists.
The ideal candidate will exhibit strategic leadership qualities with a vision for growth and innovation, fostering interdisciplinary relationships to enhance visibility and expand impactful programs to improve health outcomes on a broad scale.
Applicants must hold an MD or MD/PhD, possess board certification in Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism, and be eligible for a medical license in Maryland.
The candidate should have national prominence as a physician-scientist with a record of clinical excellence, research leadership, and academic achievement.
They should also hold a national/international reputation in the relevant research areas and have a proven leadership experience in academic medicine, with a history of mentorship and faculty development.
Applicants with experience leading complex multidisciplinary programs and those with a compelling vision for integrating clinical care, research, and education innovatively are preferred.
The expected salary range for the position is between $286,740 and $438,804, reflecting base pay, which is determined by faculty rank and tenure.
Actual compensation may vary based on various factors, including skills, experience, and market conditions.
The role comes with a comprehensive benefits package emphasizing wellness, work-life balance, and professional development, including a robust retirement program, generous leave options, health coverage, and professional learning opportunities. xsgimln
Interested candidates should prepare a current CV and letter of introduction and reach out to the designated contact for application submission.