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Pediatric Gastroenterologist, Aerodigestive Diseases/Leadership: Top Midwest Chi
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Overview
Riley Children's Health at Indiana University Health is launching a national search for a clinician-scientist to lead the next phase of evolution in the GI Aerodigestive Disease Program. The current Aerodigestive Diseases Program leader is stepping down this summer. The Division is integrated with a strong PI-led Department of Pediatrics and hospital support, and the role offers opportunities for leadership, research, program growth, and national visibility. This position is dually employed by IU Health Medical Group and IU School of Medicine, offering competitive benefits, compensation, quality of life, and opportunity for growth. We anticipate these and numerous other growth initiatives in this outstanding environment will complement and augment your experience and expertise in aerodigestive disease. We encourage your consideration of this unique opportunity to craft a position that best aligns with your career goals, including serving as the director of the Division\'s Aerodigestive clinical operations. Responsibilities
Provide leadership for the GI Aerodigestive Disease Program and help shape the next phase of its development. Lead the Division\'s Aerodigestive clinical operations and contribute to strategic growth, innovation, and national visibility. Foster collaboration with affiliated departments, centers, and external partners to advance research, clinical care, and training. Engage with institutional leadership to align program goals with organizational priorities and resource allocation. Qualifications
Completion of pediatric residency & pediatric gastroenterology fellowship Aerodigestive and leadership experience Board Certified Pediatrics & Pediatric Gastroenterology Physician MD/DO licensed in Indiana or eligible for medical licensure in Indiana Benefits and About Riley/Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Indiana, is highlighted for quality of life, cost of living, educational opportunities, and family-friendly communities. The role involves collaboration with the Riley Hospital for Children and Indiana University Health system, including partnerships with Purdue University and other local institutions to support GI, nutrition, and pediatric research initiatives. Community Description
Leading educational system and top-ranked universities with diverse populations Vibrant downtown with arts, theaters, museums, and events Riley Hospital is nationally ranked in pediatric specialties and NIH-funded research initiatives Indianapolis area offers cultural, healthcare, and recreational opportunities, with convenient access to neighboring cities Hospital Description
Riley Hospital for Children has a long history of compassionate pediatric care and is nationally recognized, with NIH research funding and a strong partnership with Indiana University Health and the Indiana University School of Medicine. The hospital emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and patient-centered care across all pediatric specialties. Equal opportunity
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Riley Children's Health at Indiana University Health is launching a national search for a clinician-scientist to lead the next phase of evolution in the GI Aerodigestive Disease Program. The current Aerodigestive Diseases Program leader is stepping down this summer. The Division is integrated with a strong PI-led Department of Pediatrics and hospital support, and the role offers opportunities for leadership, research, program growth, and national visibility. This position is dually employed by IU Health Medical Group and IU School of Medicine, offering competitive benefits, compensation, quality of life, and opportunity for growth. We anticipate these and numerous other growth initiatives in this outstanding environment will complement and augment your experience and expertise in aerodigestive disease. We encourage your consideration of this unique opportunity to craft a position that best aligns with your career goals, including serving as the director of the Division\'s Aerodigestive clinical operations. Responsibilities
Provide leadership for the GI Aerodigestive Disease Program and help shape the next phase of its development. Lead the Division\'s Aerodigestive clinical operations and contribute to strategic growth, innovation, and national visibility. Foster collaboration with affiliated departments, centers, and external partners to advance research, clinical care, and training. Engage with institutional leadership to align program goals with organizational priorities and resource allocation. Qualifications
Completion of pediatric residency & pediatric gastroenterology fellowship Aerodigestive and leadership experience Board Certified Pediatrics & Pediatric Gastroenterology Physician MD/DO licensed in Indiana or eligible for medical licensure in Indiana Benefits and About Riley/Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Indiana, is highlighted for quality of life, cost of living, educational opportunities, and family-friendly communities. The role involves collaboration with the Riley Hospital for Children and Indiana University Health system, including partnerships with Purdue University and other local institutions to support GI, nutrition, and pediatric research initiatives. Community Description
Leading educational system and top-ranked universities with diverse populations Vibrant downtown with arts, theaters, museums, and events Riley Hospital is nationally ranked in pediatric specialties and NIH-funded research initiatives Indianapolis area offers cultural, healthcare, and recreational opportunities, with convenient access to neighboring cities Hospital Description
Riley Hospital for Children has a long history of compassionate pediatric care and is nationally recognized, with NIH research funding and a strong partnership with Indiana University Health and the Indiana University School of Medicine. The hospital emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and patient-centered care across all pediatric specialties. Equal opportunity
employer statements and accommodations are included in the original job posting and are retained here without alteration as part of the official content.
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