Otorhinolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery - Chief & Clinical Associate​/Full Professor

Otorhinolaryngology Head & Neck Surgery - Chief & Clinical Associate/Full Professor

Job No: 540568
Work Type: Full Time
Location: Jacksonville Campus
Categories: Education/Training/Instructional Design, Allied Health, Health Care Administration/Support, Medicine/Physicians
Department:  - JX-SURGERY-JACKSONVILLE

The Department of Surgery at the University of Florida College of Medicine
- Jacksonville is seeking a dynamic, visionary physician-leader at the non-tenure accruing levels of Clinical Associate or Professor level to serve as the Division Chief of Otorhinolaryngology
- Head and Neck Surgery. This is an exceptional leadership opportunity to lead the next strategic chapter of a growing division; scaling advanced specialties, directing clinical operations, and expanding our regional footprint across Northeast Florida.

Following a highly successful rebuilding phase under transformational leadership, our robust division features comprehensive subspecialty programs in laryngology, otology/neurotology, rhinology, head and neck surgery, facial plastics and reconstruction. These clinical areas are supported by a strong, growing audiology program and integrated speech-language pathology resources. Additionally, the division hosts four non-ACGME fellowship positions and an expanding team of advanced practice providers.

Appointed by and reporting directly to the Chair of the Department of Surgery, the Chief will serve as the senior administrative and clinical leader of the division. The successful candidate will be responsible for faculty recruitment and development, strategic program growth, and integrating multidisciplinary clinical teams across our academic medical center network.

• Clinical Leadership: Oversee the safety, quality, and expansion of the division's clinical services across outpatient clinics and inpatient/surgical settings.
• Academic & Research Oversight: Mentor junior faculty, manage educational and research activities in alignment with the College of Medicine
  - Jacksonville and Department of Surgery.
• Financial Management: Collaborate with administrative leadership in the financial management of the division including faculty, support staff, and resource deployment.
• Strategic Planning: Drive divisional growth, optimize practice management, and represent Otolaryngology on institutional projects and initiatives.
• Culture: Establish an intentional culture of engaged faculty and staff. This includes mentoring faculty, supporting their development and encouraging collaborative endeavors.

UF Health is the Southeast's premier academic health center and an integral part of the University of Florida. Our mission is to promote health through outstanding patient care, innovative education, and research across basic, translational and clinical investigation. The UF Health network includes multiple colleges, hospitals, clinics, and academic campuses across Florida and surrounding regions.

The UF College of Medicine
- Jacksonville is the largest of the three colleges at the Health Science Center Jacksonville. The college supports a wide range of clinical training programs and strives to train many of the region's primary care providers and specialists. Research and discovery are central to our campus, with opportunities in education, innovation, and patient care.

To learn more about our college, leadership, mission, and faculty resources, visit the UF Health Jacksonville site.

Salary: Salary and academic appointments are negotiable and benefits are excellent.

Required Qualifications: Candidates must be MD/DO and be able to obtain a Florida Medical License.

Preferred: BE/BC in Otolaryngology
- Head & Neck Surgery.

The Search Committee will begin to review applications on a rolling basis until a competitive candidate pool is identified. Please provide a letter of intent and Curriculum Vitae. The final candidate will be required to provide an official transcript to the hiring department upon hire. Degrees earned from institutions outside the United States must be…