Physician / Cardiology - Interventional / Massachusetts / Permanent / MedicalDirector of Interventio

Position SummaryLead as Medical Director for the Cardiac Catheterization Lab with responsibility for operational management, quality improvement, and program development.Ensure an exceptional patient experience, promote a collaborative work environment, and champion teamwork with providers, staff, and community leaders.Split role includes both clinical/interventional practice and administrative leadership of the Cath Lab.Practice & SchedulePractice Locations: Lawrence & MethuenCall: 1:4 rotationProcedures: 100 PCIs annually with opportunity for more; 300"400+ diagnostic cardiac catheterizations annually with opportunity for additional casesCompensation & BenefitsSalary: Negotiated based on experienceIncentive plan: RVU bonus + annual performance bonus (up to 10% of annual salary)Vacation: 4 weeks paid per yearCME: 1 week paid time off + $4,000 CME stipendFull benefits package including medical, dental, retirement plans, malpractice coverage with tailKey ResponsibilitiesCardiac Cath Lab LeadershipAssure operational efficiency of the departmentPartner with Cardiovascular leadership and physician stakeholders on process improvement/lean initiativesEnsure compliance with all accrediting/regulatory bodies (DPH, Board of Registration of Medicine, etc.)Collaborate with hospital leadership to ensure appropriate care processes for urgent/emergent cardiovascular therapiesQuality ImprovementChampion organizational safety and accountability cultureLead and participate in quality improvement efforts and standardization initiativesOptimize patient experience across all patient care delivery areasEnsure Joint Commission readiness through everyday compliance and protocol optimizationTrack, develop, and manage KPIs in alignment with annual hospital operational goalsGeneral InitiativesEngage hospitalists, emergency physicians, cardiologists, and other referring providers in program development and performance feedbackLead teams with differing viewpoints toward consensus and standardizationPromote collaboration across departments to achieve superior patient outcomes