Physician Physiatry/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation - Competitive Salary

Job Description Chief of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Baltimore, MD ### The OpportunitySeeking a visionary physician leader to serve as Chief of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation , providing strategic direction and leadership of the the flagship rehabilitation program for the organization — and PM&R services across the health system.Over the past 60 years, we have become a destination center for advanced, interdisciplinary rehabilitation of individuals with complex impairments, driven by the quadruple aim of clinical excellence, teaching, research, and advocacy.### Compensation & Benefits Salary: $375,000 – $500,000 based on experience, plus incentive Generous benefits package More than 200 staff , including nearly 150 therapists with specialty and subspecialty certifications 15 board-certified Physiatrists holding subspecialty certifications in brain injury, spinal cord injury, pain medicine, electrodiagnostic medicine, independent medical evaluation, and integrative medicine Model pre-dates and reflects the PMR BOLD initiatives of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Strong foundation in the ABBEL Research Division supporting best practice and evidence for rehabilitation effectiveness### Leadership ScopeThe Chief of PM&R oversees all activities supporting the strategic mission across its 10 divisions, working closely with senior administration and leaders including: Director of Rehabilitation Services Residency Program Director Director of Clinical Research Management Team Physician Medical Directors of the outpatient department, rehabilitation hospital, and pain center System-wide oversight includes: Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital Northwest Hospital Grace Medical Center LBH Partners Division Key responsibilities include: Advocating for appropriate staff expertise through professional growth and lifelong learning Coordinating and communicating the needs of the Institute to build a regional and national brand Developing the next generation of physicians and rehabilitation professionals through teaching programs Building on the ABBEL Research Division to support evidence-based rehabilitation practice ### Qualifications Board Certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (subspecialty certification a plus) 7–10 years of administrative and clinical leadership experience Previous chair or vice chair experience preferred; emerging leaders with appropriate experience will be considered Participation at the national level in the field of PM&R Research experience with a track record of presentations and publications Experience cultivating an environment of diversity, quality, teamwork, growth, and improvement