Mayo Clinic Health System - Chair of Hematology-Oncology

Responsibilities

• Facilitate the development and implementation of the MCHS Hematology-Oncology strategic plan by building multidisciplinary teams, ensuring project execution and executing performance.
• Responsible for overall operational performance, developing plans using a “Now, Near, Far” approach.
• Work with the state and site-based chairs to provide operational, clinical and financial oversight for the MCHS states/regions.
• Track and communicate results/progress toward departmental performance measures and targets ensuring responsible resource allocation to achieve financial sustainability.
• Strive to develop a consistent and replicable standard of care throughout MCHS by disseminating and directing best practices.
• Provide inspired and effective leadership to MCHS physician colleagues (including recruitment, development, coaching, mentoring and succession planning activities) while keeping MCHS leadership informed of the performance of the Hematology-Oncology practice.
• Ensure staff satisfaction and engagement through well-being, creating a culture of recognition and sense of belonging.
• Create an environment of open dialogue and team engagement.
• Promote Mayo values and the Mayo Model of Care.
• Provide an environment that values diversity and enables people to develop their talents and do their best work, individually and together.
• Provide ongoing communication of institutional, departmental and MCHS Hematology-Oncology practice issues to MCHS leadership.
• Work with the Mayo Clinic Rochester residency/fellowship training programs to continue to grow partnerships and identify and appropriately train potential new staff members for careers in MCHS.
• Lead the development of MCHS based cancer training programs (GME, medical student rotations).
• Collaborate with Mayo Clinic and MCCCC strategic initiatives to develop optimal models of cancer care delivery in community-based medicine, with an optimal model blending in-facility, home-based, and virtual care.
• Represent MCHS on the Mayo Clinic Hematology-Oncology Specialty Council, and the Leadership Committee of the MCCCC.
• Lead the implementation of cancer genomic testing for MCHS patients to facilitate state-of-the art cancer care.

Qualifications

• MD, DO or foreign degree equivalent and eligibility for licensure in Minnesota and Wisconsin are required.
• Must be board-certified in hematology/medical oncology and hold current academic rank of Associate Professor or Professor.