System Medical Chief – Subspecialty Neurology

System Medical Chief – Subspecialty Neurology

OhioHealth’s Neuroscience Service Line is seeking a System Medical Chief for Subspecialty Neurology to lead programs in multiple sclerosis, movement disorders, cognitive, geriatrics, epilepsy, and headache. This role will advance subspecialty services across the system through innovative leadership, program integration, and a focus on excellence in patient outcomes and clinician engagement.

• Join a multidisciplinary neuroscience team representing multiple sclerosis, movement disorders, cognitive/geriatric neurology, epilepsy, and headache subspecialties.
• Drive the advancement of subspecialty neurology programs, the neuroscience service line, and the broader Clinical Enterprise through collaborative leadership, quality improvement, and innovative patient-centered care.
• Foster a cohesive and respectful culture that drives excellence, access, and clinician engagement across all care sites.
• Role will focus on strengthening and expanding subspecialty neurology services, including recruitment, retention, and mentoring of fellowship-trained neurologists.
• The System Subspecialty Neurology Chief will also maintain a clinical practice within their subspecialty area.

Requirements:

BC/BE in Neurology with fellowship training in a neurology subspecialty and demonstrated leadership or program development experience.

Today’s complex healthcare environment requires physicians and hospitals to work together to achieve excellence in clinical quality, patient safety and service quality. One of the ways we achieve that kind of partnership is through the OhioHealth Physician Group (OPG), a medical group of OhioHealth physicians, advanced practice providers and associates.

We value the expertise of our strong physician network. We seek out your ideas for improving the patient experience and implement them. It’s one of the reasons why we are regularly ranked in the top 10 percent of Press Ganey’s hospital experience survey, which measures physician engagement and satisfaction.

You can contribute to a culture that has repeatedly made OhioHealth one of the Fortune “100 Best Companies to Work For.” And you can collaborate with MD Anderson Cancer Network-certified physicians, use telemedicine to seek the real-time advice of experts across the system, be a part of our state-of-the-art Neuroscience facility, Level 1 Trauma Center or Primary Stroke Center, or find your fit in any of our ambulatory or specialized care sites across the central region of the state.

At OhioHealth, we want to do more than support the careers of our physicians — we want to grow their talents and help them reach their highest aspirations. We see your education not as an expense, but as a strategic investment in the health system.

We know growth isn’t limited to just education, so we rely on the voices and leadership of our physicians. We have Clinical Guidance Councils, a Physician Diversity Workforce Group, and the OhioHealth Physicians Leadership Institute to help you lead, grow and innovate in all facets of your career.

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