Physical Therapy at St. Luke's · 1 day ago
Vice Chair of Cardiology
Bethlehem, PA
Full-time
Onsite
Lead/Staff, Director/Executive
5+ years expSt. Luke's is dedicated to providing excellent care and improving access to healthcare services. The Vice Chair of Cardiology will partner with the Department Chair to lead the cardiology service line, focusing on clinical excellence, operational performance, and program growth while supporting education and innovation.
Health CareHospitalRehabilitation
Responsibilities
Collaborate with the Chair to set departmental goals, align strategy with network priorities, and ensure continued excellence in patient care
Provide leadership in day-to-day departmental operations, acting as a trusted partner in decision-making and execution
Represent the department on committees and in cross-network initiatives
Maintain a visible clinical role while ensuring high-quality, patient-centered care across inpatient and outpatient cardiology
Support the breadth of cardiology services, including general, interventional, electrophysiology, structural, and advanced heart failure
Mentor physicians and advanced practitioners, encouraging best practices and professional growth
Assist in scheduling, resource management, and workflow optimization to ensure efficiency
Partner with administrative leaders on budgets, financial stewardship, and growth of cardiology programs
Oversee departmental performance metrics, focusing on patient outcomes, safety, and efficiency
Lead initiatives for continuous quality improvement and patient experience
Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and professional standards
Participate in the teaching of cardiology fellows, residents, and medical students in collaboration with St. Luke’s medical school
Support a culture of clinical inquiry and provide opportunities for staff and trainees to engage in academic activities if desired
Qualification
Required
MD or DO degree; board-certified in Cardiology
At least 5 years of clinical practice in cardiology with demonstrated leadership experience
Strong skills in communication, collaboration, and operational management
Preferred
Experience in a leadership role within a large hospital or health system
Familiarity with program development, quality improvement, or academic teaching
Participate in the teaching of cardiology fellows, residents, and medical students in collaboration with St. Luke's medical school
Support a culture of clinical inquiry and provide opportunities for staff and trainees to engage in academic activities if desired
Company
Physical Therapy at St. Luke's
Physical Therapy at St. Luke's is a patient-oriented rehabilitation practice that emphasizes education, healing, and exceeds expectations.
201-500 employees
Funding
Current Stage
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