Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine
Richmond (VA)
On-site
USD 200,000 - 260,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A prominent academic medical center in Richmond is seeking a Director of Preventative Cardiovascular Medicine to lead innovative programs aimed at improving patient care and scientific discovery. The role includes coordinating clinical education, research, and community outreach, while developing prevention strategies and supervising multidisciplinary staff. Ideal candidates should have board certification in cardiology, significant experience in cardiovascular care, and the ability to ensure an environment of respect and professionalism. Competitive benefits and opportunities for research funding are offered.
Qualifications
Must be a board-certified cardiologist.
Eligible for medical licensure in Virginia.
Experience in implementing rehabilitation programs.
Ability to foster professionalism and respect among staff.
Responsibilities
Coordinate clinical education, research, and outreach activities.
Develop primary and secondary prevention strategies.
Provide oversight of a multidisciplinary cardiovascular rehabilitation program.
Submit clinical billing and documentation as required.
Skills
Board certification in cardiology
Experience in cardiovascular medicine
Effective communication skills
Leadership in multi-disciplinary programs
Research and teaching experience
Education
Medical degree
Certification in life support
Job description
A prominent academic medical center in Richmond is seeking a Director of Preventative Cardiovascular Medicine to lead innovative programs aimed at improving patient care and scientific discovery. The role includes coordinating clinical education, research, and community outreach, while developing prevention strategies and supervising multidisciplinary staff. Ideal candidates should have board certification in cardiology, significant experience in cardiovascular care, and the ability to ensure an environment of respect and professionalism. Competitive benefits and opportunities for research funding are offered.