Enterprise Stroke Network Leader

Aoiassn; Greenville (SC); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Opportunity for academic engagement

Innovative healthcare environment

Robust support for healthcare leaders

Job summary

Aoiassn in Greenville, South Carolina, is seeking an Enterprise Stroke Medical Director to serve as the clinical and strategic leader for stroke care. The role focuses on improving quality and patient experience across Prisma Health markets, developing a coordinated stroke network, and leading stroke-related clinical research.

This position requires MD/DO and board certification in Neurology, alongside strong leadership and strategic planning skills. Located in a vibrant region known for its exceptional quality of life, the role offers an opportunity to influence the care of over 1.2 million patients annually.

Qualifications

• Strong leadership skills in a clinical environment.
• Ability to develop and operationalize clinical standards.
• Experience in stroke care and related clinical research.

Responsibilities

• Lead the enterprise stroke network and clinical standardization.
• Oversee stroke-related clinical research and innovation.
• Collaborate with various medical disciplines to optimize patient care.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Strategic planning

Stakeholder engagement

Patient experience optimization

Multidisciplinary integration

Education

MD or DO

Board certification in Neurology

Job description

Aoiassn in Greenville, South Carolina, is seeking an Enterprise Stroke Medical Director to serve as the clinical and strategic leader for stroke care. The role focuses on improving quality and patient experience across Prisma Health markets, developing a coordinated stroke network, and leading stroke-related clinical research.

This position requires MD/DO and board certification in Neurology, alongside strong leadership and strategic planning skills. Located in a vibrant region known for its exceptional quality of life, the role offers an opportunity to influence the care of over 1.2 million patients annually.