Cardiology Fellowship Director (0.3 FTE)

AOIA; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Part time

Job summary

OhioHealth in Columbus, Ohio, is seeking a Program Director for Cardiology Fellowship (0.3 FTE) to provide teaching, clinical and administrative leadership for the fellowship program.

The role oversees curriculum, fellow advancement and graduation, ensures a safe learning environment, and leads faculty in alignment with ACGME guidelines. The program supports 12 fellows across 3 years and reports to the node's leadership.

Qualifications

• Active ABIM Board Certification in General Cardiology.
• 3+ years as core faculty member.
• MD/DO and BC with medical licensure in the State of Ohio.
• Current DEA license.
• Member (or eligible for membership) in good standing of OhioHealth Medical Staff.
• Demonstrated clinical, teaching, and leadership abilities.

Responsibilities

• Provide teaching, clinical, and administrative leadership for the fellowship program.
• Oversee program curriculum, fellow advancement, and fellow graduation.
• Ensure a safe clinical learning environment and program compliance with ACGME guidelines.
• Lead program faculty in coordination with DME, evaluating overall faculty competence and effectiveness.
• Physician educator acts as a role model for the OhioHealth mission and values through daily actions, decision making and priority setting.
• All cardiovascular disease fellows and faculty/consultants report to the program director.
• The program director will perform other related job duties as assigned.
• Total of 12 cardiovascular disease fellows (4 fellows per year for 3 years).

Skills

Leadership

Teaching

Clinical leadership

Education

MD/DO degree

Ohio medical license

DEA license

Job description

OhioHealth in Columbus, Ohio, is seeking a Program Director for Cardiology Fellowship (0.3 FTE) to provide teaching, clinical and administrative leadership for the fellowship program.

The role oversees curriculum, fellow advancement and graduation, ensures a safe learning environment, and leads faculty in alignment with ACGME guidelines. The program supports 12 fellows across 3 years and reports to the node's leadership.