Department Chair, Central Nervous System Radiation Oncology

Qualifications

• 10 years of experience post clinical degree
• M.D. or equivalent degree
• Board certification by the American Board of Radiation Oncology
• Eligible for unrestricted Texas medical licensure
• Demonstration of clinical excellence and performance
• Administrative experience at a departmental or institutional level
• Proven track record of successful and independent clinical or translational research and grant or protocol funding
• Consistent record of contributions to education or training and to mentoring of trainees, faculty, or staff
• Progressive leadership experience in an academic setting, preferred experience in an oncologic setting
• Ability to function effectively in a matrix organization characterized by complex intra- and inter-disciplinary relationships

About the Role

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center is conducting a national search for Chair of the Department of Central Nervous System (CNS) Radiation Oncology. This leader will establish the vision for, guide the development of faculty in, and oversee all operations and functions in the department.

Responsibilities

The Chair of CNS Radiation Oncology will be charged with leading a nationally and internationally recognized radiation oncology department. The department contributes to the prevention and elimination of cancer, transformative research, and exceptional education. The clinical facilities of MD Anderson incorporate the most advanced radiotherapy and imaging technologies. Treatment functionalities include photon therapy, proton therapy, MR-guided radiotherapy, stereotactic radiotherapy, stereotactic radiosurgery and gamma-knife therapy.

Requirements

The CNS Radiation Oncology Department is a highly specialized, multidisciplinary department focused on the comprehensive treatment of primary and metastatic brain and spine tumors, integrating radiation oncologists with neurosurgery, neuro-oncology, imaging, pathology, and physics expertise to deliver coordinated, high-quality care. It is a recognized leader in innovation, with a strong portfolio of extramurally funded translational research and clinical trials.

Skills

The Chair is responsible for providing leadership and assumes full responsibility for all areas of the department, including, but not limited to, direct patient care; basic, translational, and clinical research within the department; faculty development and evaluation; integration of educational programs; finance and budgeting; and departmental strategic planning that aligns with institutional direction. The Chair inspires professional growth by ensuring career development opportunities and mentorship for department faculty and trainees, as well as fostering a positive work environment that emphasizes collaboration, collegiality and wellness for all.

Benefits

Embedded in the fourth largest U.S. city - and the Texas Medical Center, the world's largest medical center, MD Anderson is one of the premier cancer centers in the world. We are invested and determined in our collective focus on one goal: end cancer. From basic discoveries to impacts in the clinic, back to the lab and out to the community, our clinicians and scientists create a virtuous cycle of innovation, grounded in a culture of collaboration, connectivity and data-based science.

Pay

The minimum salary is US Dollar (USD) 0, the midpoint salary is US Dollar (USD) 0, and the maximum salary is US Dollar (USD) 0. This position is exempt and not eligible for overtime pay.

Schedule

This position is located on-site.