Chairman of Cardiology

Wyckoff Heights Medical Center is seeking a Chairman of Cardiology who will hold a senior leadership role within the hospital The Chairman of Cardiology is responsible for overseeing the cardiovascular medicine department’s clinical, educational, and administrative functions. This position requires both clinical expertise strategic oversight and executive leadership skills.

Their duties and responsibilities include:

• Lead the cardiology department and set its strategic direction, ensuring alignment with institutional goals 


• Develop and implement a strategic plan to achieve quality, safety, efficiency, patient experience, and staff satisfaction 


• Work with multidisciplinary teams to design, develop, and evaluate innovative care models 


• Ensuring high-quality patient care and satisfaction


• Recruiting, managing, and developing cardiology staff


• Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of advancements in cardiology and implementing them in the department


• Diagnosing and treating patients with cardiac conditions


• Collaborate with other department chairs and leaders to coordinate integrated care 


• Providing educational support and training to medical students and staff


• Maintaining departmental compliance with hospital policies, procedures, and regulations


• Track and report performance measures, ensuring responsible resource allocation 


• Developing and managing the department’s budget


• Reviewing, updating, and implementing departmental policies and protocols


• Participating in relevant administrative activities and meetings

Qualifications Typically Required

• Medical degree and board certification in cardiology 


• Proven clinical experience in cardiovascular medicine.


• Strong leadership, strategic planning, and project management skills.


• Ability to balance clinical duties with administrative responsibilities.

In summary, the Chair of Cardiology is both a clinical expert and a strategic leader, ensuring the department delivers excellence in patient care, research, education, and operational efficiency.