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Division Director, Geriatric Medicine - Saint Louis

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A Director of Clinical Research is responsible for the overall research strategy of an organization undertaking clinical trials, usually pharmacological drug testing.

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Division Director, Geriatric Medicine
  • Saint Louis Curative
  • 3.9 St. Louis, MO Job Details Full-time $375,000
  • $400,000 a year 15 hours ago Qualifications Faculty mentoring Faculty hiring Academic research projects Team leadership Talent management Academic institution experience Working with geriatric patients Team development Medical research Clinical staff retention strategy Academic medical center healthcare experience Clinical team leadership Operational excellence initiatives Academic medical center experience College faculty experience Geriatrics University experience
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$375k
  • 400k per year
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  • 062026-38023 The Executive & Academic Search team of Doximity Talent Solutions has partnered with the Saint Louis University School of Medicine on the national search for an exceptional academic geriatrician to serve as the Director, Division of Geriatric Medicine. The Division Director provides strategic, clinical, academic, and operational leadership for a well
  • established and historically nationally known division within the Department of Medicine.
Reporting to the Department Chair, Ravi Nayak, MD, the Division Director is responsible for continued growth and excellence of clinical programs, expanding research, continuing focus on medical education, promoting scholarly activity, and ensuring operational effectiveness across multiple clinical sites. This is a rare opportunity to rebuild a nationally recognized division of Geriatric Medicine upon a remarkably strong existing foundation. As Division Director, you will have tremendous department and institutional support to drive growth. You will be a growth-minded builder and the architect of expansion, holding an Endowed Chair and utilizing a dedicated division endowment available to drive strategic development. Your mission will be to elevate the division's existing national footprint, leveraging an academically recognized team known for widely used publications and active leadership in national societies and conferences. At the heart of this role is an experienced operational leader who can oversee the continued expansion of a comprehensive clinical care network. Currently, the division provides exceptional care across a full continuum, including outpatient care, inpatient services at SSM Saint Louis University Hospital, nursing homes, and skilled nursing and assisted living facilities. They also have a fantastic relationship with the St. Louis VA Medical Center, the Division of Geriatric Psychiatry, and the Division of Hospice and Palliative Medicine. In addition to the existing clinical faculty, you will guide and collaborate with a dedicated team of five outstanding advanced practice providers.
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
M.D. or D.O., or M.D./Ph.D. degree with and ability to obtain Missouri license Evidence of scholarly productivity appropriate for appointment at the rank of Associate Professor or Professor Board Certification in Geriatric Medicine (ABIM or ABFM)
WORK EXPERIENCE
Demonstrated record of progressive leadership and operational excellence in an academic medical center Track record of clinical excellence and commitment to patient-centered care Demonstrated success in faculty recruitment, development, and retention