Association-American Cancer Institute
Division Chief of Hematology and Medical Oncology
Association-American Cancer Institute, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, 70123
Division Chief of Hematology and Medical Oncology
LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center
Lead the transformation of the future of cancer care where it is needed: at the heart of the cancer burden in Louisiana. The LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center seeks a Division Chief of Hematology and Medical Oncology who will also serve as the Associate Director for Translational and Clinical Oncology. This role is for an innovative leader with a successful record of clinical excellence and research to drive progress in medical oncology and hematology. Exceptional emotional intelligence, communication, interpersonal, and partnership skills are required. The new Division Chief will steer the expansion of cancer programs, enhance collaborative research efforts, and shape a thriving academic and clinical environment. Join us to make an impact on our patients and the field of hematology and oncology as we move toward NCI Designation.Opportunity HighlightsShape the future culture of a dynamic division by harnessing the diverse talents of a dedicated team during a transformative phase.Lead physician and clinical operations with a focus on medical oncology, including steering program developments and innovations.Be a key leader in the LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center in achieving NCI Designation and enhancing cancer care throughout the state.Direct pioneering cancer research and community initiatives while spearheading recruitment and strategic expansion.Manage and achieve the division's financial objectives.Elevate patient outcomes by championing the integration of clinical, translational, and health services research into everyday practice.Community InformationNew Orleans, LA, is an iconic Southern city with vibrant music, diverse cuisine, beautiful architecture, Cajun and Creole cultural influences, and the legendary Mardi Gras celebration. Residents of the Big Easy are infused with a resilient and welcoming spirit that celebrates eccentricity. US News ranks New Orleans as a Best US City to Live and Retire.To apply , visit
this link .LSU Health New Orleans is a not-for-profit, multi-specialty academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. LSU Health New Orleans is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer: Women/Minorities/Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities. Smoke/Drug-free Environment.
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LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center
Lead the transformation of the future of cancer care where it is needed: at the heart of the cancer burden in Louisiana. The LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center seeks a Division Chief of Hematology and Medical Oncology who will also serve as the Associate Director for Translational and Clinical Oncology. This role is for an innovative leader with a successful record of clinical excellence and research to drive progress in medical oncology and hematology. Exceptional emotional intelligence, communication, interpersonal, and partnership skills are required. The new Division Chief will steer the expansion of cancer programs, enhance collaborative research efforts, and shape a thriving academic and clinical environment. Join us to make an impact on our patients and the field of hematology and oncology as we move toward NCI Designation.Opportunity HighlightsShape the future culture of a dynamic division by harnessing the diverse talents of a dedicated team during a transformative phase.Lead physician and clinical operations with a focus on medical oncology, including steering program developments and innovations.Be a key leader in the LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center in achieving NCI Designation and enhancing cancer care throughout the state.Direct pioneering cancer research and community initiatives while spearheading recruitment and strategic expansion.Manage and achieve the division's financial objectives.Elevate patient outcomes by championing the integration of clinical, translational, and health services research into everyday practice.Community InformationNew Orleans, LA, is an iconic Southern city with vibrant music, diverse cuisine, beautiful architecture, Cajun and Creole cultural influences, and the legendary Mardi Gras celebration. Residents of the Big Easy are infused with a resilient and welcoming spirit that celebrates eccentricity. US News ranks New Orleans as a Best US City to Live and Retire.To apply , visit
this link .LSU Health New Orleans is a not-for-profit, multi-specialty academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. LSU Health New Orleans is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer: Women/Minorities/Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities. Smoke/Drug-free Environment.
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