Associate Chief, Pediatric Pulmonary Academic Affairs

Children's National Medical Center; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 180,000 - 450,000; Full time

Job summary

Children's National Medical Center seeks an Associate Division Chief of Academic Affairs in Pulmonary Medicine to coach faculty and trainees, develop education and research programs, and lead clinical and scholarly initiatives. The role emphasizes strategic career planning, mentorship, and program oversight within a world-class pediatric division.

The position requires an MD with Pediatric Pulmonology fellowship, at least five years in an academic leadership role, and appropriate DC licensure or

Qualifications

• Medical Doctor (M.D.) from an accredited school with a fellowship in Pediatric Pulmonology.
• Minimum of 5 years academic appointment at the Associate or Full Professor level.
• Unrestricted DC medical license or Board Certification in Pediatric Pulmonology.
• Experience leading education and research programs in an academic medical setting.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical and educational leadership for the Pulmonary Division and its training programs.
• Coach attending physicians, fellows, APPs, nurses and RCTs to develop their strategic career plans.
• Ensure oversight of supervision, curriculum development and progress reviews for trainees.
• Lead advocacy, grant applications and scholarly activities to advance scholarly output.
• Develop and implement division strategies aligned with CNMC mission and quality standards.
• Oversee division budget, mentorship, and promotion processes for faculty.

Skills

Academic leadership

Pediatric pulmonology

Grant writing

Education program design

Education

MD with pediatric pulmonology fellowship

Job description

Children's National Medical Center seeks an Associate Division Chief of Academic Affairs in Pulmonary Medicine to coach faculty and trainees, develop education and research programs, and lead clinical and scholarly initiatives. The role emphasizes strategic career planning, mentorship, and program oversight within a world-class pediatric division.

The position requires an MD with Pediatric Pulmonology fellowship, at least five years in an academic leadership role, and appropriate DC licensure or