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The Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine's Obstetrics and Gynecology Department is seeking a Division Chief of Maternal Fetal Medicine. The role leads clinical, research, and educational programs across the division, with six subspecialists and a new fellowship.
The incumbent will provide strategic direction, mentorship, and governance to grow clinical volume, advance state-of-the-art care including high-risk obstetrics, ultrasound, and fetal therapy within a Level 4 NICU.
The mission of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department is to provide the highest quality clinical care in both specialty and sub-specialty obstetrics and gynecology to patients in central Virginia. In addition to the clinical mission, the department has the allied goals of providing undergraduate and graduate medical education in the field and advancing the specialty through basic and clinical research.
School Of Medicine
OBGYN
The mission of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department is to provide the highest quality clinical care in both specialty and sub-specialty obstetrics and gynecology to patients in central Virginia. In addition to the clinical mission, the department has the allied goals of providing undergraduate and graduate medical education in the field and advancing the specialty through basic and clinical research.
The Department faculty has a responsibility to provide service to their profession and to the University Community.
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is seeking a Division Chief to lead and manage the clinical, research, and educational programs for the Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine. The division has six Maternal Fetal Medicine subspecialists. The Division has a new ACGME approved Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellowship program whose first fellow started in 2024. The incumbent will have skill and experience in leadership and administration, and have a national reputation for clinical care, teaching, and research. VCU has a growing OB population with 3200 deliveries in 2024 and a Level 4 NICU that is expanding to 60 babies. The division practices the full scope of the subspecialty including an active in- and outpatient high risk obstetric service, including ultrasound, prenatal diagnosis, and fetal therapy.
Minimum Qualifications
Commensurate with experience
Exempt
No
No
Other
Open
N/A
12 months
Ashley Krauss
ashley.krauss@vcuhealth.org