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Title : Division Chief, Cardiovascular Medicine – IU School of Medicine Co-Director, Cardiovascular Institute - IU Health/IU School of MedicineAppointment Type : OpenDepartment : IUSM - Dean's OfficeCampus : IU School of Medicine IndianapolisPosition Summary : Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) Department of Medicine, in partnership with Indiana University Health (IUH) and Indiana University Health Physicians (IUHP), is recruiting a
Cardiovascular Medicine Division
Chief who will also serve as the Co-Director of the IUH/IUSM
Cardiovascular Institute
(CVI). As the Division Chief, the position will lead the academic faculty in research, education, and clinical care. This position will co-lead the IUH/IUSM CVI with the other co-lead from the Department of Surgery to develop and execute strategies that will further the joint interests of the health system and the School of Medicine. The successful candidate will have a strong background in academic leadership across the tripartite clinical, education, and research missions. Additional qualifications include a national reputation in cardiology, a record of scholarship in the discipline, and documented success in leading collaborative strategic initiatives.Goals:Continue to strengthen the Krannert Cardiovascular Research Center’s research mission and foster multidisciplinary research with a high clinical impact.Continue to strengthen the education mission of the division, department, and school.Develop and deploy CVI strategic initiatives collaboratively with the Surgery co-chair as informed by the CVI executive committee and leveraging the unique relationship between the IUSM and IUH.Develop and implement a cardiovascular service plan in collaboration with Adult Academic Health Center (AAHC) and Indianapolis Suburban Region (ISR) operational leadership across the Indianapolis Metro Area using a multidisciplinary approach.Develop and deploy appropriate provider staffing and recruitment plans across the AAHC and ISR and recruit and retain top talent.Enhance access to cardiovascular services through improved referral processes and develop destination cardiovascular services to be the market leader.Actively drive a patient-focused culture that supports provider wellness and engagement.Advance the CVI to a national distinction, including US News and World Report Best Hospitals Rankings, collaboratively with the other co-lead.Basic Qualifications : The successful candidate for this position must be board certified in cardiology, eligible for licensure and practice in the state of Indiana with outstanding academic credentials, a track record of impactful funded research, and a demonstrated ability and clear vision to lead a prominent multi-faceted clinical, research, and educational enterprise. A doctorate or terminal degree is required. Minimum qualifications include an MD, DO, MD/PhD, or equivalent. Academic appointment type is open and will be determined based on academic credentials. This position is ideal for a collaborative and transformational leader who is:A strong communicator.Successful in change and people management tactics.Skilled in diplomacy, negotiation, conflict resolution, and facilitation.Experienced in leading quality improvement initiatives.Experienced in developing and overseeing a state-wide initiative.Successful in securing external funding to support cardiovascular research.Ready to lead the delivery of patient care across multiple specialties and traditional academic department lines.Department Contact for Questions : Senem Guler, MS, MSHRM, Associate Director of Faculty Recruiting, Faculty Affairs and Professional Development,
sguler@iu.eduSpecial Instructions : Please include (1) a letter of interest addressing leadership, administrative, and education goals and experiences and (2) a curriculum vitae. The priority review deadline is
April 17, 2024 . The position will be open until filled.Priority Application Review Deadline : 04/17/2024Expected Start DateOAA # : IUSM-01928-2024
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Title : Division Chief, Cardiovascular Medicine – IU School of Medicine Co-Director, Cardiovascular Institute - IU Health/IU School of MedicineAppointment Type : OpenDepartment : IUSM - Dean's OfficeCampus : IU School of Medicine IndianapolisPosition Summary : Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) Department of Medicine, in partnership with Indiana University Health (IUH) and Indiana University Health Physicians (IUHP), is recruiting a
Cardiovascular Medicine Division
Chief who will also serve as the Co-Director of the IUH/IUSM
Cardiovascular Institute
(CVI). As the Division Chief, the position will lead the academic faculty in research, education, and clinical care. This position will co-lead the IUH/IUSM CVI with the other co-lead from the Department of Surgery to develop and execute strategies that will further the joint interests of the health system and the School of Medicine. The successful candidate will have a strong background in academic leadership across the tripartite clinical, education, and research missions. Additional qualifications include a national reputation in cardiology, a record of scholarship in the discipline, and documented success in leading collaborative strategic initiatives.Goals:Continue to strengthen the Krannert Cardiovascular Research Center’s research mission and foster multidisciplinary research with a high clinical impact.Continue to strengthen the education mission of the division, department, and school.Develop and deploy CVI strategic initiatives collaboratively with the Surgery co-chair as informed by the CVI executive committee and leveraging the unique relationship between the IUSM and IUH.Develop and implement a cardiovascular service plan in collaboration with Adult Academic Health Center (AAHC) and Indianapolis Suburban Region (ISR) operational leadership across the Indianapolis Metro Area using a multidisciplinary approach.Develop and deploy appropriate provider staffing and recruitment plans across the AAHC and ISR and recruit and retain top talent.Enhance access to cardiovascular services through improved referral processes and develop destination cardiovascular services to be the market leader.Actively drive a patient-focused culture that supports provider wellness and engagement.Advance the CVI to a national distinction, including US News and World Report Best Hospitals Rankings, collaboratively with the other co-lead.Basic Qualifications : The successful candidate for this position must be board certified in cardiology, eligible for licensure and practice in the state of Indiana with outstanding academic credentials, a track record of impactful funded research, and a demonstrated ability and clear vision to lead a prominent multi-faceted clinical, research, and educational enterprise. A doctorate or terminal degree is required. Minimum qualifications include an MD, DO, MD/PhD, or equivalent. Academic appointment type is open and will be determined based on academic credentials. This position is ideal for a collaborative and transformational leader who is:A strong communicator.Successful in change and people management tactics.Skilled in diplomacy, negotiation, conflict resolution, and facilitation.Experienced in leading quality improvement initiatives.Experienced in developing and overseeing a state-wide initiative.Successful in securing external funding to support cardiovascular research.Ready to lead the delivery of patient care across multiple specialties and traditional academic department lines.Department Contact for Questions : Senem Guler, MS, MSHRM, Associate Director of Faculty Recruiting, Faculty Affairs and Professional Development,
sguler@iu.eduSpecial Instructions : Please include (1) a letter of interest addressing leadership, administrative, and education goals and experiences and (2) a curriculum vitae. The priority review deadline is
April 17, 2024 . The position will be open until filled.Priority Application Review Deadline : 04/17/2024Expected Start DateOAA # : IUSM-01928-2024
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