Transplant Surgery Section Chief — Academic Leader

RWJ Barnabas Health; New Jersey; On-site; USD 573,606 - 701,075; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, prescription, and dental coverage

Generous paid time off

Retirement plans with employer contributions

Tuition and educational benefits

Life insurance

Job summary

RWJ Barnabas Health in New Jersey is seeking an experienced Associate Professor of Surgery – Section Chief of Transplant Surgery. You will lead and grow the abdominal organ transplant program, ensuring clinical excellence and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Responsibilities include overseeing patient care, teaching medical students and residents, engaging in scholarly activities, and participating in community education initiatives. A strong commitment to academic medicine and demonstrated leadership experience in transplant surgery is required.

Competitive compensation package includes a minimum salary of $637,341 and a comprehensive benefits package.

Qualifications

• Expertise in organ transplantation and recovery.
• Demonstrated leadership experience in surgical operations.
• Strong commitment to education and research.

Responsibilities

• Lead and grow the abdominal organ transplant program.
• Provide comprehensive surgical care including transplantation.
• Participate in on-call coverage and daily patient rounding.
• Drive quality improvement initiatives.

Skills

Leadership in transplant program development

Clinical excellence

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Teaching and mentoring

Research participation

Education

Board certification in Surgery

Fellowship training in Transplant Surgery

Eligible for licensure in New Jersey

Job description

RWJ Barnabas Health in New Jersey is seeking an experienced Associate Professor of Surgery – Section Chief of Transplant Surgery. You will lead and grow the abdominal organ transplant program, ensuring clinical excellence and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Responsibilities include overseeing patient care, teaching medical students and residents, engaging in scholarly activities, and participating in community education initiatives. A strong commitment to academic medicine and demonstrated leadership experience in transplant surgery is required.

Competitive compensation package includes a minimum salary of $637,341 and a comprehensive benefits package.