Cardiology Fellowship Program Director Jobs (NOW HIRING)

The Cardiovascular Division at the Miller School of Medicine, University of Miami is searching for a General Cardiologist, Fellowship Program Director. Overall, the position will dedicate approximately 50% to the fellowship director role and 50% to a clinical general cardiology practice.  Experience in Cardiovascular Fellowship Management is required for this position. 
As a Program Director for a General Cardiology Fellowship, the candidate will oversee and manage the fellowship program that trains and educates physicians specializing in general cardiology. The selected candidate will have several responsibilities in administration, education, and mentorship. Below are some details: 
Program Leadership: You will provide overall leadership and strategic direction for the General Cardiology Fellowship program. This includes developing and implementing policies, procedures, and curriculum changes as needed. 
Curriculum Development: You will design and update the curriculum for the fellowship program, ensuring it meets the accreditation requirements and provides comprehensive training in general cardiology. This involves coordinating with faculty members and other stakeholders to incorporate the latest advancements and best practices in the field. 
Resident Recruitment and Selection: You will be involved in the recruitment and selection process for incoming fellows. This may include reviewing applications, conducting interviews, and assessing candidates' qualifications, skills, and potential for success in the program. 
Fellow Supervision and Evaluation: You will provide supervision, mentorship, and guidance to the fellows throughout their training. This involves monitoring their progress, evaluating their performance, and providing constructive feedback to help them improve their clinical skills, medical knowledge, and professionalism. 
Educational Activities: You will organize and oversee educational activities, such as didactic lectures, case conferences, journal clubs, and research opportunities. These activities aim to enhance the fellows' understanding of cardiovascular diseases, diagnostic techniques, treatment modalities, and research methodologies. 
Academic and Research Support: You will encourage and support fellows in pursuing scholarly activities, including research projects, publications, and presentations at conferences. You may also collaborate with faculty members and fellows on research initiatives and assist them in securing funding for their projects. 
Accreditation Compliance: You will ensure that the General Cardiology Fellowship program meets the accreditation standards set by the appropriate accrediting bodies. This involves maintaining documentation, preparing for site visits, and addressing any deficiencies identified during accreditation reviews. 
Faculty Development: You may be involved in faculty development initiatives, including providing faculty members with guidance on teaching methodologies, assessment strategies, and professional development opportunities. 
Quality Improvement: You will participate in quality improvement efforts to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the fellowship program. This may involve analyzing program outcomes, identifying areas for improvement, and implementing changes to optimize the learning experience for the fellows. 
Collaboration and Networking: You will foster collaborations and maintain relationships with other departments, institutions, and professional organizations to enhance the program's educational and research opportunities. This includes participating in relevant committees, conferences, and professional activities. 
Overall, as a Program Director for a General Cardiology Fellowship, your primary goal is to ensure that the program provides high-quality education and training to fellows, preparing them for successful careers as general cardiologists. 
In the 50% as a clinical general cardiologist, the candidate will have five weekly sessions of outpatient clinics combined with noninvasive imaging, ECHO, and TEEs among others. One or more of those clinics will occur in a satellite UHealth practice. It will also cover the cardiovascular consult service for up to 7 weeks per year and participate in the on-call schedule along with other colleagues of the general cardiology team.