Infectious Disease - Physician
Listed on 2026-01-14
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Doctor/Physician
Medical Doctor, Healthcare Consultant, Pediatrician, Infectious Disease/ Epidemiology
Infectious Disease - Physician at SSM Health - St. Louis - SSM Health summary:
The Division Director of Infectious Diseases at Saint Louis University leads clinical care, research, and education activities focusing on infectious diseases, vaccine development, and clinical trials. This role includes oversight of a large faculty team, fellowship programs, and collaboration with healthcare partners to deliver high-quality patient care and advance medical research. The position requires strong leadership, academic credentials, board certification, and experience in managing complex healthcare and academic environments.
The Division of Infectious Diseases of the Saint Louis University (SLU) School of Medicine and SSM Health Academic Division in St. Louis, Missouri, seeks a dynamic and visionary leader to serve as its next Division Director and the Associate Director of the SLU Center for Vaccine Development.
Title/Scope
- Division Director, Infectious Diseases - leader of clinical and research mission
-0.2 FTE
-Associate Director, Center for Vaccine Development- O.8 FTE, including supported time for individual research
Organizational Context:
Saint Louis University School of Medicine, SLUCare Physician Group, and SSM Health have partnered for decades to deliver exceptional care at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Childrens Hospital, SSM Health St. Marys Hospital, and SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital.
On July 1, 2022, SLUCares faculty, and other academic medical professionals and staff became the dedicated academic physician practice of SSM Health. Currently SLUCares over 740 clinical faculty collaborate with SSM Healths more than 600 community-based providers to deliver care at over 50 physician office locations as well as through comprehensive virtual health services. The integration affords patients improved and seamless access to all levels of care, including highly specialized procedures and clinical trials.
The integration provides an investment in the Saint Louis University School of Medicine to expand medical education and clinical research across the region.
SLU School of Medicine has an oversight of the academic activities of teaching and research, and academic rank and tenure of the faculty.
The Department of Medicine is the largest department at SLU School of Medicine, comprising 11 divisions and 15 graduate medical education programs. The Division of Infectious Diseases includes 11 clinical and 14 research faculty members, as well as a robust Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program. The Division operates primarily at the state-of-the-art Saint Louis University Hospital, a Level I trauma center, and also provides comprehensive outpatient services at the Center for Specialized Medicine.
Clinically, the Division is distinguished by its programs in infection prevention, antibiotic stewardship, outpatient antibiotic therapy, and HIV care through a Ryan White Grant. A dedicated clinical section chief overseas daily clinical operations, allowing the division director to focus on strategic leadership and academic pursuits.
Renowned for delivering high-quality care to patients across the bi-state region, the Division also offers outstanding educational experiences for medical students, residents, and fellows. The ACGME-accredited Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program provides comprehensive training and prepares fellows for successful careers in the field.
The Division has an outstanding 35-year history of research in vaccinology and immunology, including from the discovery space through phase I-IV clinical trials. This history has led to the establishment of an internationally recognized Center for Vaccine Development (CVD) with a record of accomplishments including receipt of more than 150 million in extramural funding, and completion of more than 100 phase I-IV trials (dozens focused on urgent pandemic preparedness and urgent response trials).
The CVD has been a member of an elite, NIH-funded Vaccine and Treatment Evaluation Unit (VTEU) network for the past 35 years.
Key qualifications for the Division Director role include:
- A proven record of excellence in patient care, education, and training of…
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