Neurology Physician Lead of Access and Integration (0.1 FTE)

The Neurology Physician Lead of Access and Integration will provide leadership for projects tied to OhioHealth goal deployment and integrating subspecialty and general neurology. 

Description:

• Serve as a key physician liaison and problem solver for Neurology, supporting practices and providers in resolving access, operational, and integration challenges aligned with service line priorities.
• Support Service Line Goal Deployment initiatives.
• Works collaboratively with the Neuroscience Service Line and various System Medical Chiefs to help execute strategic plan and system targets. Works in a dyad model with Clinical Enterprise Director and Neuroscience Service Line leadership in planning for program growth, marketing, physician recruitment, and community outreach as needed.
• Develops and fosters partnerships with other internal providers and referring providers.
• As a High Reliability Organization (HRO), responsibilities require focus on safety, quality and efficiency in performing job duties. 

Requirements:

• MD/DO
• Board Certified in Neurology
• 5 years clinical experience
• Demonstrated interest in leadership and prior experience in program development (strongly preferred)
• Member in good standing of OhioHealth Medical Staff according to the bylaws and in the communities to be served

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.

Experience the vibrant and flourishing city of Columbus, Ohio, the 14^th largest city in the United States. This culturally diverse and welcoming city offers unique neighborhoods and lifestyles for all. Columbus has received numerous national accolades such as being ranked No. 8 on the “Best Places to Live” in the U.S. by Money magazine and No. 14 nationally on Forbes “America’s Cities of the Future.” Medscape sums it up well: Columbus is No. 5 of America’s “Best Cities for Physicians.” The region’s prestigious educational institutions, high physician compensation, low tax rates, low malpractice payouts, low density of physicians, beautiful landscape, and robust economy convinced Medscape to name Columbus is a top-tier city and community for physicians.