Medical Director of Neurology Opportunity with Progressive Healthcare System in Central Pennsylvania

A growing and progressive healthcare system in Central Pennsylvania is seeking a Medical Director of Neurology. Those with leadership experience or goals are encouraged to apply!

Opportunity:
- Build a comprehensive neuroscience program among two main and six satellite outpatient practice sites and seven hospitals
- Leadership and management of daily operations that involve medical staff and patient care
- Develop subspecialized clinics in collaboration with our neurosurgery program
- Development of program objectives, plans, policies and procedures, guidelines, protocols
- Active participation in monitoring and evaluating the quality of care
- Achievement of positive patient outcomes
- Management of medical staff performance measures and professional development
- Support and participate in all Joint Commission survey initiatives and further develop Joint Commission programs, specifically Stroke

Benefits:
• Competitive salary plus incentive bonus
• Health, life, and disability insurance
• Medical malpractice insurance
• Defined contribution plan; 403(b) plan with employer match
• Financial CME support
• Relocation allowance

Harrisburg:
Nestled in the Susquehanna Valley. As Pennsylvania’s capital, Harrisburg has played a pivotal role in the shaping of American history, both as a major link in rail and water transportation and as the setting of major Civil War battles; the city is now a vibrant hub of family activities, from cruises along the Susquehanna to arcades and athletics on City Island. In 2010 Forbes rated Harrisburg as the second-best place in the U.S. to raise a family. With a newly energized downtown coupled with a robust economy that boasts 10 Fortune 500 companies, Harrisburg provides a stable and safe environment that promotes family values and welcomes diversity. Offering easy access by car or rail to several of America's largest cities, Harrisburg provides an excellent opportunity to be near major centers, without the traffic and crime traditionally associated with large cities.

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