Medical Director, Advanced Cardiac Imaging Deborah Heart and Lung Center is a dedicated quaternary care heart and vascular care hospital with over 4,000 inpatient admissions, and 75,000 ambulatory visits per year. We have a large volume structural heart program, which is growing rapidly. Deborah offers ACGME Certified fellowships in Cardiovascular Medicine, Interventional Cardiology, Electrophysiology, and Advanced Heart Failure. The Center, staffed by full-time attending faculty who hold appointments at Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University, has a STS 3-Star cardiac surgery rating, and well recognized programs in interventional/structural, vascular intervention and surgery, electrophysiology, and CHF, including LVAD. The integrated Cardiovascular Imaging Center offers accredited echocardiography, nuclear, cardiac CT and MRI services. The Medical Director will oversee Deborah’s Cardiovascular Imaging Center. They will have Level III echocardiography certification and extensive experience in procedural echo and pertinent CT imaging for Mitral, Tricuspid, and Aortic procedures. Level III certification in CT and/or MRI is required. This role includes medical oversight and planning for all CV modalities including, echo, CT, MRI, and nuclear. A successful medical director will work collaboratively with the senior director of imaging, as well as key physician stakeholders including structural proceduralists and cardiac surgeons. The role will support the clinical, research and educational programs of the Deborah Cardiovascular Institute. The medical director will be an active member of the clinical cardiology division participating in fellow education, ambulatory clinics and inpatient service. Deborah is centrally located in Southern New Jersey and is an easy commute from the Greater Philadelphia area, beautiful Jersey shore towns, and Princeton NJ. Interested candidates should forward a CV and letter of interest to Heidi Terzo, Manager, Talent Acquisition Senior Physician Recruiter at [email protected]