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Chief, Division of Hand Surgery, Department of Orthopaedics (MD)

University of Arizona

  • Phoenix, AZ
  • 30+ days ago

    Highlights

    Provide high-quality patient care in ambulatory clinic settings, surgical services and inpatient care at Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix. Provide strategic and operational leadership for the Division of Hand Surgery, ensuring alignment with departmental, college and Banner Health priorities.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationPhoenix, AZ

    Description

    • Provide strategic and operational leadership for the Division of Hand Surgery, ensuring alignment with departmental, college and Banner Health priorities.
    • Lead divisional efforts in quality, safety, patient outcomes and clinical standardization, including out-patient based surgery and value-based care initiatives.
    • Partner with departmental and BUMG leadership on ambulatory growth strategies, access, clinic efficiency and care model optimization.
    • Support faculty recruitment, onboarding, mentoring and professional development within the Division.
    • Oversee divisional performance metrics, including volume, quality outcomes, patient experience and financial stewardship.
    • Collaborate with hospital and health system leaders on service line development, technology adoption and program expansion.
    • Participate in departmental and institutional leadership committees as appropriate.
    • Maintain an active adult hand and upper extremity surgery within Banner - University Medical Group.
    • Provide high-quality patient care in ambulatory clinic settings, surgical services and inpatient care at Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix.
    • Actively participate in multidisciplinary care teams, focusing on enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS), perioperative optimization and value-based care.
    • Serve as a referral resource for complex hand and upper extremity cases within the Banner system.
    • Teach and mentor medical students, residents and fellows in orthopedic surgery and related programs.
    • Contribute to curriculum development and educational innovation within the Department of Orthopaedics.
    • Support scholarly activity, including clinical research, outcomes research or educational scholarship, consistent with academic rank and interests.
    • Promote a culture of inquiry, professionalism and continuous improvement.
    • Conduct research and other scholarly work as applicable.
    • Other duties as assigned.

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