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What is a Designated Institutional Officer?

A Designated Institutional Officer (DIO) is a senior leader in a healthcare institution responsible for overseeing graduate medical education (GME) programs. The DIO ensures that residency and fellowship programs comply with accreditation standards set by organizations like the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). They work closely with program directors, faculty, and institutional leadership to maintain high-quality training environments and support the professional development of medical trainees. The DIO also serves as a liaison between the institution and accrediting bodies, ensuring ongoing compliance and continuous improvement.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Designated Institutional Officer?

To thrive as a Designated Institutional Officer (DIO), you need extensive knowledge of graduate medical education (GME) standards, accreditation requirements, and experience in academic medicine, typically supported by an advanced medical or administrative degree. Familiarity with accreditation systems like ACGME's ADS, compliance monitoring tools, and institutional policy management is essential. Leadership, effective communication, and problem-solving skills are critical for building consensus and guiding program directors and staff. These skills and qualities are vital to ensure compliance, maintain accreditation, and foster an environment of educational excellence within the institution.

What are the main challenges Designated Institutional Officers face when overseeing multiple residency programs?

Designated Institutional Officers (DIOs) often encounter the challenge of balancing compliance with accreditation requirements while supporting the unique needs of various residency and fellowship programs. They must facilitate clear communication between program directors, hospital leadership, and accrediting bodies, ensuring that policies are consistent and up to date across all programs. Additionally, DIOs are responsible for fostering a positive learning environment and addressing issues such as resident well-being, faculty development, and resource allocation, which requires effective leadership and strong organizational skills.

What does a designated institutional officer do?

A designated institutional officer (DIO) is responsible for overseeing research compliance and ethical standards within an institution, particularly related to human subjects research and Institutional Review Board (IRB) activities. They ensure that research protocols adhere to federal regulations, facilitate training, and maintain documentation to support regulatory compliance.

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Fellowship - Structural Cardiology Physician

Phoenix, AZ • On-site

Tenet Health
Health Care and Social Assistance • 10K+ employees
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$351K - $397K/yr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Life, Retirement

Re-posted 23 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Perform a variety of structural heart procedures including TAVR, TEER/MitraClip, ASD/PFO closures, TMVR, tricuspid valve procedures, VSD closures, and Watchman/LAAO.

  • Collaborate with experienced interventionalists and participate in biweekly case conferences, teaching residents and fellows.

  • Engage in active research participation, including submitting at least one publication.

Tenet Healthcare rating

6.3

Company rating: 6.3 out of 10

Based on 359 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

Job description

Why Join Us

Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital is one of the nation's most storied cardiac centers - the first hospital in the U.S. built exclusively for heart disease when it opened in 1998, and still a world leader in cardiovascular care today. This immersion opportunity places you directly alongside two of Arizona's most respected structural heart interventionalists, Dr. Timothy Byrne and Dr. Akil Loli, in a high-volume, academically engaged program. With nearly 900 structural cases completed in 2025 and complete autonomy to scrub into any case, you'll sharpen your skills fast in an environment built for clinical excellence. If you're ready to take your structural skillset to the next level, this is the room to be in.

Position Highlights
  • Specialty: Interventional Cardiology with structural heart focus
  • Setting: Exclusively hospital-based at Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital - no clinic requirement
  • Case Volume: Close to 900 total structural heart cases completed in 2025
  • Procedure Mix: TAVR, TEER/MitraClip, ASD/PFO closures, TMVR, tricuspid valve procedures, VSD closures, Watchman/LAAO
  • Team: Supported by 5 total structural heart interventionalists within the group
  • Call: One weekend of interventional call per month - the only call requirement
  • Academic Engagement: Biweekly TAVR case conferences; teaching responsibilities with residents and cardiology fellows
  • Research: Active participation expected, including at least one publication submission
  • Mentorship: Direct collaboration with Dr. Byrne (Market Medical Director, Cardiac Services; clinical trials PI) and Dr. Loli (Designated Institutional Officer for GME; cardiovascular fellowship core faculty)
What We Offer
  • Competitive, comprehensive compensation package
  • Practice management handled for you - operations, administration, billing, credentialing, and HR centrally supported
  • In-house marketing and business development to support practice growth
  • Malpractice insurance provided
  • Health, dental, and life insurance
  • 401(k) with employer matching
  • Deferred compensation program
  • Relocation assistance
Candidate Requirements
  • MD or DO degree
  • Board Eligible or Board Certified in Cardiology
  • Eligible for or currently licensed in the State of Arizona
  • Minimum of 2 years post-fellowship experience with independent cath lab experience
Why Phoenix

Phoenix - the Valley of the Sun - delivers 300-plus days of sunshine annually alongside an outdoor lifestyle that's hard to beat, from Camelback Mountain hikes and Sonoran Desert trails to some of the world's most acclaimed golf courses. The metro area has evolved into a thriving cultural hub with a nationally recognized restaurant scene, major professional sports, and a growing arts and entertainment corridor. Families are drawn to top-rated public and private schools, master-planned communities, and a cost of living that remains well below comparable major metros. If you want an active, sun-soaked lifestyle without sacrificing big-city amenities, Phoenix consistently delivers.

Since 1998, Abrazo Arizona Heart Hospital has served as one of the areas leading hospitals for the diagnosis and treatment of heart and vascular disease. With experienced physicians, some of the most advanced equipment and techniques available, the hospital is at the forefront of identifying solutions and utilizing research to attack and overcome heart and vascular disease. Our highly trained staff practices evidence-based treatment and provides personalized care to meet the needs of each of our patients. Join our team!

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