Pulmonary, Critical Care & Sleep Medicine Clinical Affairs Lead

University of Washington; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 264,000 - 366,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Washington is accepting applications for the Associate Division Head for Clinical Affairs in Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine. This full-time Clinical Practice track role spans UWMC Montlake, NW campuses, Harborview, Fred Hutch, and VA Puget Sound with a March 2027 start and open rank (Assistant/Associate/Professor) based on qualifications.

The role emphasizes strategic clinical leadership, quality improvement, and collaboration to advance patient care, education, and

Qualifications

• MD/DO degree or foreign equivalent required.
• Board certification or eligibility in pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine.
• Eligible for medical licensure in Washington state.

Responsibilities

• Provide strategic clinical leadership across UWMC Montlake, UWMC Northwest, Harborview, Fred Hutch, and VA Puget Sound.
• Establish clinical standards, monitor quality, safety, access, and patient experience.
• Oversee credentialing processes and faculty development.
• Lead clinical workforce planning and recruitment for clinical faculty.
• Collaborate across inpatient, ambulatory, procedural, and service lines to translate strategy into practice.
• Engage in teaching and research activities aligned with the division's missions.

Education

MD/DO degree or foreign equivalent

Board certification or eligibility in pulmonary/critical care/sleep medicine

Medical licensure in Washington

Job description

University of Washington is accepting applications for the Associate Division Head for Clinical Affairs in Pulmonary, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine. This full-time Clinical Practice track role spans UWMC Montlake, NW campuses, Harborview, Fred Hutch, and VA Puget Sound with a March 2027 start and open rank (Assistant/Associate/Professor) based on qualifications.

The role emphasizes strategic clinical leadership, quality improvement, and collaboration to advance patient care, education, and