Sickle Cell Program Lead - Bi-Campus, Academic Medicine
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
New York (NY)
On-site
USD 315,000 - 400,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Access to cutting-edge treatments
Research opportunities
Competitive salary
Job summary
A leading healthcare institution in New York is seeking a board-certified hematologist to lead its Sickle Cell Disease program. This role involves directing comprehensive care across Manhattan and Brooklyn campuses, overseeing program development, and collaborating on seamless care transitions. Candidates should have experience in multidisciplinary care and program leadership. The position offers a competitive salary and access to advanced treatment options, contributing to transformative care for a diverse patient population.
Qualifications
Demonstrated experience in multidisciplinary adult Sickle Cell Disease care.
Proven track record in program leadership and development.
Experience with clinical trials research in academic medicine.
Responsibilities
Lead the bi-campus Sickle Cell Disease program for diverse patient populations.
Oversee comprehensive care across Manhattan and Brooklyn campuses.
Develop evidence-based care policies for Sickle Cell Disease patients.
Skills
Program leadership
Multidisciplinary care
Clinical trials research
Advanced practice provider integration
Education
Board certification in Hematology
Job description
A leading healthcare institution in New York is seeking a board-certified hematologist to lead its Sickle Cell Disease program. This role involves directing comprehensive care across Manhattan and Brooklyn campuses, overseeing program development, and collaborating on seamless care transitions. Candidates should have experience in multidisciplinary care and program leadership. The position offers a competitive salary and access to advanced treatment options, contributing to transformative care for a diverse patient population.