Division Head of Hematology & Oncology

We are seeking a dynamic leader for the role as Division Head of Hematology & Oncology for one of the most prestigious health systems in the country, located in Detroit, MI.

The Division Head should have a strong academic background and be prepared to build a thriving research enterprise in translational science and clinical trials, to include investigator-initiated clinical trials, throughout the Division

Clinically this leader will drive growth in a strong clinical division of over 40 faculty with a focus on pathways of care and development of more disease-specific care

The Division Head is also responsible for advancing the medical education mission and ensuring a robust, innovative fellowship program and an environment of scholarly inquiry

Seeking a proven leader and collaborator who can bring national reputation and energy to the Division

Based on the candidate’s experience and background, additional system-level major leadership roles and responsibilities within the prestigious health system will be possible as we enhance our affiliations with our academic partners and prepare a pathway toward National Cancer Institute designation status

The Division Head will provide oversight for Hematology/Oncology within the Department of Medicine and will be a senior leader providing insight and guidance to the Cancer Institute Clinical Council with a focus on a System-wide strategy for growth within Hematology and Oncology.

Detroit is a city that is enjoying the fruits of a decade-long revitalization effort. It is a proud, richly diverse city with a metropolitan population of over 4 million. The diversity of Detroit has led to a city that is rich in art and culture. The many different neighborhoods within the city offer their own cultural flare. In addition, the city boasts over 40 art galleries and a number of museums, while the performing arts in Detroit rivals many of the other larger metro areas in the U.S. For sports fans, Detroit is home to four major professional sports teams and a number of minor-league and college teams.