Visionary Division Director, Pediatric Pulmonology

CO00 Children's Hospital Medical Center; United States; On-site; USD 210,000 - 310,000; Full time

Job summary

Cincinnati Children’s Division of Pulmonary Medicine seeks a dynamic new Division Director to lead one of the nation’s top pediatric pulmonology programs. The role focuses on clinical care excellence, translational research, and education, with NIH-funded programs and strong multidisciplinary collaboration across disease areas.

The Director will drive strategic growth, foster faculty development, and sustain a culture of teamwork, teaching, and patient-centered care within a nationally

Qualifications

• MD or MD/PhD with board certification in pediatric pulmonology.
• Ability to obtain State of Ohio licensure.
• Rank of associate or full professor with eligibility for affiliated faculty at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.
• Strong national and international reputation in pediatric pulmonology.
• Track record in faculty leadership, people management, and planning/facilitation.

Responsibilities

• Be a visionary leader with a commitment to patient outcomes, scientific advancement, and academic excellence.
• Articulate a compelling vision for the future while fostering innovation in clinical care and research.
• Recognize and cultivate the diverse professional aspirations of individual faculty members.
• Maintain a culture of collegiality, mutual respect, and shared purpose across division and health system.
• Promote a collaborative environment where faculty, trainees, and staff advance patient care, education, research, and advocacy.
• Balance fiscal stewardship with investments in people, innovation, and program development to sustain growth.

Skills

Faculty leadership

Strategic planning

Communication

Mentorship

Team collaboration

Education

MD or MD/PhD, pediatric pulmonology board

Job description

Cincinnati Children’s Division of Pulmonary Medicine seeks a dynamic new Division Director to lead one of the nation’s top pediatric pulmonology programs. The role focuses on clinical care excellence, translational research, and education, with NIH-funded programs and strong multidisciplinary collaboration across disease areas.

The Director will drive strategic growth, foster faculty development, and sustain a culture of teamwork, teaching, and patient-centered care within a nationally