Chair of Otolaryngology @ University of Miami

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UHealth/Miller School of Medicine seeks an inspirational, eminently capable Chair to lead a nationally revered Department of Otolaryngology and continue its trajectory of growth. UHealth is a large, complex health enterprise comprised of organizations aligned with a vision of better health and innovative discovery. Research, education, and clinical excellence and dynamism are integral to enterprise success. As a key component, the department is thriving across academic missions and is driven by a committed team of faculty. It is the ideal platform to pursue growth opportunities in clinical services and research across the health system, the Miller School of Medicine, and Sylvester.

With overall responsibility for department strategy, operations, and people leadership, the Chair will further catalyze pathbreaking treatments in otolaryngology and the delivery of team-based, patient-first care. The Chair must possess a personal communication style, an ethos of collaboration, and the highest integrity that fosters an environment of teamwork, respect, and achievement. The Chair will be a dynamic and experienced physician-scientist with a record of substantive contributions to the science of otolaryngology, peer-reviewed funding, academic leadership, and clinical and research program development, and must demonstrate a strong commitment to education. The Chair will be a national leader in ENT societies and cooperative groups and bring successful experience in recruiting, retaining, and developing faculty. Finally, the Chair will work to advance UHealth/Miller School of Medicine, as much as the department, possessing the ability to foster partnerships that make the whole greater than the sum of its parts.

KEY RELATIONSHIPS

Reports to

Dean and Chief Academic Officer,Miller School of Medicine

Chief ExecutiveOfficer, University of Miami Health System

Direct reports

Executive Vice Chair

Vice Chairs (Clinical, Research, Academics, and Quality)

Division Chiefs

Medical Directors of Network Sites

Department Faculty and Staff

Other key relationships

Senior Leadership Team of UHealth

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center Leadership

Chief Executive Officer, Hospitals

Chief Medical Officer

Other Department Chairs, Chiefs and Faculty Members

Partner Health System Leadership (Jackson Health System)

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

In collaboration with institutional leadership, provide visionary and innovative leadership to take the department into the next phase of growth, specifically achievingthe next levels of excellence in its missions, and achieving national and international distinction.

Contribute to the advancement of the exceptional transdisciplinary research and clinical care delivery.

Recruit, mentor and develop others to build internal capabilities and the talent that facilitates succession.

Develop innovative clinical growth strategies to care for larger cross-sections of South Florida’s population.

Establish strong professional relationships, foster open communication and teamwork, and champion healthy change.

Work closely and collaboratively with the leadership team to build, grow and integrate areas of acknowledged clinical excellence with outstanding outcomes, value, access and patient satisfaction.

Ensure top-tier clinical education and advanced training to medical students and residents as well as research training to trainees. Provide leadership and oversight to the residency programs within the department.

Supervise, prepare, implement and monitor the department budget that encompasses all funding sources and ensures compliance with grant, legislative and institutional guidelines.

Retain, recruit, mentor and develop outstanding faculty within Otolaryngology in partnership withUHealth.Ensure an atmosphere of support and development.

Ensure compliance, ethical, medical and financial practices across the department.

Continually communicate and drive high-priority, strategic initiatives to keep the Department and UHealth/Miller School of Medicineleadership focused.Communicate effectively and regularly to school and hospital leadership, along withdepartment faculty and staff regarding the department’s overall health and performance.

DESIRED OUTCOMES

An energized,diverse faculty bolstered by key recruits who are passionate about their work and committed to the highest levels of excellence across the tripartite mission.

An integrated clinical strategy across the health system and collaboration with key stakeholders.

An engaged and empowered team at the Chair’s leadership table.

Strong relationships with faculty and enhanced morale across the department through a focus on faculty, learners and staff engagement.

Thriving research and education programs.

As further highlighted below, this critical position requires a dynamic, passionate, entrepreneurial, and experienced physician leader with a proven track record across the spectrum of individual scholarship, collaborative clinical leadership, program development, educational excellence, successful faculty recruitment and career development, and community engagement.

IDEAL EXPERIENCE

National reputation for personal academic accomplishments

An outstanding track record of academic clinical, scholarly, scientific and educational endeavors.

Significant and successful leadership experience at an academic institution

A record of advancing an otolaryngology unit in highly matrixed environments where achievements are realized through trust, shared purpose and mutually beneficial partnerships.

Expanding and fostering strong clinical programs

Proven track record of developing, leading and growing complex clinical programs that focus on access, high quality and outstanding patient satisfaction.

Developing talent at all levels

Experience developing academic leaders and mentoring junior faculty while identifying and recruiting diverse students, trainees, staff and faculty.

M.D. degree and board certification in otolaryngology

Licensed, or eligible for, medical licensure in Florida.

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