Rutgers University
Department Chair of Radiation Oncology
Rutgers University, Trenton, New Jersey, United States,
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Recruitment/Posting Title:
Department Chair of Radiation OncologyDepartment:
CINJ-Radiation Oncology-ClinicalSalary:
Commensurate With ExperiencePosting Summary
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
(CINJ), a National Cancer Institute Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, seeks a nationally recognized radiation oncologist at the Associate Professor to Professor level, with proven leadership experience and a distinguished record of original clinical research, exceptional clinical and educational skills, and a commitment to the Institute’s mission, to serve as
Chair, Department of Radiation Oncology . The Chair has the opportunity to shape a robust academic department of two medical schools, with a proven reputation of providing high-quality, patient-centered care, research programs, and education.The Chair provides oversight for all operational and programmatic aspects within the discipline of radiation oncology, including clinical radiation oncology, radiation physics, and radiation cancer biology. The Chair is responsible for oversight of all clinical/research activities and mentorship of the researchers/providers assigned. The Chair serves as the Chief of the Radiation Oncology Service.Duties
Administrative
Oversee short- and long-range planning, funding, procurement, and sustainability, and direct professional activities and projects to ensure excellence for the Department.Work directly with the hospital administration in developing appropriate budgets and financial issues as they relate to the clinical operations of the department.Develop and grow the department of radiation oncology, including expansion of currently available services.Ensure appropriate quality improvement and quality control initiatives within the department.Coordinate research efforts in the Department, focusing on areas of clinical investigation.Promote an inclusive and healthy workplace environment for Department employees.Oversee the Radiation Oncology Residency Program, maintaining accreditation and compliance.Research
Promote collaboration between members of CINJ research programs.Conduct NCI-funded and other peer-reviewed research and publish scholarly articles.Teaching
Participate in the teaching of students, residents, and fellows as part of the educational mission of RWJMS.Provide senior-level mentorship for CINJ faculty across disciplines.Service
Serve on appropriate CINJ Leadership Committees.Serve as the hospital’s representative to tumor boards and other community activities related to patient care.Minimum Qualifications
MD or MD/PhD, and Radiation Oncology ACGME accredited residency program.Sustained record of peer-reviewed funding preferred.Meets criteria for Associate Professor to Professor rank.Proven leadership experience, evidenced by clinical and research program development.Special Instructions to Applicants
Applicants should submit a detailed CV, a cover letter detailing how the applicant’s work will contribute to the Rutgers Cancer Institute Mission, and a statement describing accomplishments, goals, and vision to advance excellence in inclusion, equity, and belonging as a leader in higher education.
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link/button.Position Information
Recruitment/Posting Title:
Department Chair of Radiation OncologyDepartment:
CINJ-Radiation Oncology-ClinicalSalary:
Commensurate With ExperiencePosting Summary
Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
(CINJ), a National Cancer Institute Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, seeks a nationally recognized radiation oncologist at the Associate Professor to Professor level, with proven leadership experience and a distinguished record of original clinical research, exceptional clinical and educational skills, and a commitment to the Institute’s mission, to serve as
Chair, Department of Radiation Oncology . The Chair has the opportunity to shape a robust academic department of two medical schools, with a proven reputation of providing high-quality, patient-centered care, research programs, and education.The Chair provides oversight for all operational and programmatic aspects within the discipline of radiation oncology, including clinical radiation oncology, radiation physics, and radiation cancer biology. The Chair is responsible for oversight of all clinical/research activities and mentorship of the researchers/providers assigned. The Chair serves as the Chief of the Radiation Oncology Service.Duties
Administrative
Oversee short- and long-range planning, funding, procurement, and sustainability, and direct professional activities and projects to ensure excellence for the Department.Work directly with the hospital administration in developing appropriate budgets and financial issues as they relate to the clinical operations of the department.Develop and grow the department of radiation oncology, including expansion of currently available services.Ensure appropriate quality improvement and quality control initiatives within the department.Coordinate research efforts in the Department, focusing on areas of clinical investigation.Promote an inclusive and healthy workplace environment for Department employees.Oversee the Radiation Oncology Residency Program, maintaining accreditation and compliance.Research
Promote collaboration between members of CINJ research programs.Conduct NCI-funded and other peer-reviewed research and publish scholarly articles.Teaching
Participate in the teaching of students, residents, and fellows as part of the educational mission of RWJMS.Provide senior-level mentorship for CINJ faculty across disciplines.Service
Serve on appropriate CINJ Leadership Committees.Serve as the hospital’s representative to tumor boards and other community activities related to patient care.Minimum Qualifications
MD or MD/PhD, and Radiation Oncology ACGME accredited residency program.Sustained record of peer-reviewed funding preferred.Meets criteria for Associate Professor to Professor rank.Proven leadership experience, evidenced by clinical and research program development.Special Instructions to Applicants
Applicants should submit a detailed CV, a cover letter detailing how the applicant’s work will contribute to the Rutgers Cancer Institute Mission, and a statement describing accomplishments, goals, and vision to advance excellence in inclusion, equity, and belonging as a leader in higher education.
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