System-Wide Chief of Spine Position with Prestigious Mid-Atlantic Institution

The Department of Neurological Surgery at a successful Mid‑Atlantic institution is seeking a dynamic, academically driven leader to serve as the System‑Wide Chief of Neurosurgical Spine. Based at the flagship campus, this prestigious role is a system‑wide executive leadership position. The Chief will oversee, align, and advance the entire neurosurgical spine program across the expansive health system and its affiliated regional hospitals. This premier opportunity blends top‑tier executive authority, highly well‑supported clinical operations, and an elite academic appointment. The ideal candidate will possess a stellar track record in clinical excellence, academic productivity, and a passion for mentorship and program development. Position Highlights System‑Wide Leadership: Complete oversight and strategic direction of the entire neurosurgical spine program across the institution and all affiliated community hospitals. Pure Neurosurgical Scope: This program is strictly focused on neurosurgical spine pathology and operations. Fellowship Director: Serve as the leader of the highly competitive neurosurgical spine fellowship program, directly shaping the next generation of academic spine surgeons. Clinical Profiles Supported: Subspecialty interests or backgrounds in neurocritical care, spine trauma, or complex spinal disorders are strongly supported. Advanced Technology & MIS: Strong systemic enthusiasm for developing an endoscopic spine and minimally invasive surgery (MIS) program. Capital Equipment Budget: Capital is fully budgeted and secured for cutting‑edge endoscopic spine equipment. Purchasing will remain paused until the new Chief is hired to allow for direct consultation on specific equipment preferences. Academic Rank: Preference for an established Associate Professor or Professor; however, the department is open to a "rising star" at the Assistant Professor level who demonstrates exceptional leadership trajectory. Research Infrastructure: Any and all clinical, translational, or basic science research interests will receive elite‑level funding, administrative backing, and data support. Candidate Qualifications Experience: 7 to 10 years of post‑fellowship experience is preferred, though outstanding, younger academic rising stars will be closely considered. Training: Board certification in Neurological Surgery and completion of an enfolded or post‑residency complex spine fellowship. Attributes: Proven track record of academic publication, resident/fellow teaching excellence, and a collaborative, growth‑oriented leadership style. Area Highlights Live in a vibrant, continuously transforming metropolis that regularly ranks among the most livable cities in the United States. Famous for its iconic skyline, the city blends a rich industrial heritage with a booming tech, healthcare, and education economy. Families and professionals enjoy world‑class cultural institutions, a thriving culinary scene, and passionate sports culture spanning three major professional teams. With its distinct, tight‑knit neighborhoods, top‑tier public and private school systems, and affordable cost of living, this city offers an exceptional quality of life. #J-18808-Ljbffr Rosman Search