Pediatrics Physician Job with Atrium Health in Charlotte, NC

PracticeLink; Charlotte (NC); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated Pediatrics Physician to serve as the Medical Director for Vaccine Clinical Research. This pivotal role involves leading innovative vaccine trials, mentoring investigators, and enhancing research visibility and funding. The position offers a unique opportunity to expand vaccine research across a large health system while collaborating with diverse departments. With a focus on professional development and sustainability, this role is perfect for a visionary leader passionate about advancing pediatric health and research. Join a dynamic team in a vibrant city known for its accessibility and growth potential.

Qualifications

• Pediatric physician with significant experience in Vaccine Clinical Trials.
• Strong leadership and communication skills essential for mentoring and collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Develop and lead the vaccine research program as Medical Director.
• Expand vaccine research across Atrium Health and foster collaborations.

Skills

Vaccine Clinical Trials

Leadership Skills

Communication Skills

Research Development

Mentoring

Education

MD in Pediatrics

Faculty Experience at Associate Professor Level

Job description

Pediatrics Physician Job with Atrium Health in Charlotte, NC

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Atrium Health Wake Forest School of Medicine-Charlotte Department of Pediatrics at Levine Children’s is seeking a full-time clinical investigator to serve as Medical Director for Vaccine Clinical Research.

Background: The STRIVE (Strategic, Research, Innovation, Vaccines, and Engagement) Research program at AH LCH was established in Fall 2020. It was founded to enable COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials and has since expanded to include vaccines against multiple pathogens across the lifespan. The program has facilities in two locations, a dedicated team including research APPs, nurses, coordinators, and lab support, and comprehensive labs, pharmacy, and clinical spaces.

Position details: The Medical Director will work closely with the Vice Chair for Research at Wake Forest University School of Medicine-Charlotte, Department of Pediatrics, to develop and lead the vaccine research program, serve as PI, and foster research growth and collaboration. The role includes mentoring investigators, expanding research portfolios, and promoting scholarly activity. The Medical Director will have an academic appointment and will work to enhance the program's visibility and funding, including industry and federal trials.

This role involves expanding vaccine research across the Atrium Health enterprise, fostering cross-department collaborations, and developing research programs involving learners. The Medical Director will support research sustainability, professional development, and future growth directions.

Qualifications:

• Pediatric physician with significant experience in Vaccine Clinical Trials, including as PI
• Experience developing research/clinical programs in complex, multidisciplinary settings
• Experience with industry and federal vaccine research sponsors
• Strong leadership and communication skills
• Evidence of scholarly activity
• Faculty experience at Associate Professor level or higher preferred
• Experience engaging diverse communities in research is preferred

About the setting: Atrium Health, based in Charlotte, NC, formed a partnership with Wake Forest University in 2022. It is a large health system with 81+ hospitals, with a new Charlotte Medical School Campus opening in Fall 2025. Charlotte is a major city in the Southeast, known as "the International Gateway to the South" due to its central location and accessibility.