Chief of Cardiology-Department of Medicine at Woodhull Medical Center

NYU Grossman School of Medicine, an affiliate of Woodhull Medical Center, is seeking full-time Chief of Cardiology to join our progressive and team-oriented medicine division at Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center. Located in the heart of North Brooklyn, Woodhull is a 400-bed Level II Trauma Center and a vital part of the NYC Health + Hospitals network, serving the diverse communities of Williamsburg, Bushwick, and Greenpoint.

Position Overview :

The Chief of Cardiology will provide strategic and clinical leadership to the Cardiology Division. This role includes overseeing patient care quality, fostering academic and research initiatives, mentoring faculty and trainees, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to advance cardiovascular medicine at Woodhull.

Key Responsibilities :

• Lead and develop the Cardiology Division with a focus on clinical excellence, research, and education
• Manage and mentor faculty, fellows, and staff to ensure high-quality patient care and professional growth
• Drive innovation in cardiovascular services and programs
• Collaborate with hospital leadership and other departments to align cardiology services with institutional goals
• Oversee quality improvement and compliance with regulatory standards
• Represent the division in academic and community forums
• Improve the efficiency of clinical operations including the non-invasive diagnostic cardiology services
• Strategize to expand the cardiology services offered at the institution
• Lead the educational activities of Cardiology division.

Qualifications :

We offer a competitive compensation package and a stimulating work environment, which includes the following : as outlined below :

Annual Base Salary offered for this role is : $360,000-$400,000

NYU Langone Health is an equal opportunity employer and committed to inclusion in all aspects of recruiting and employment. All qualified individuals are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration.