Vandalia Health, Inc

Chairperson Otolaryngology (ENT) Charleston Area Medical Center Institute for Academic Medicine Charleston, WV Position Summary: Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC) and the CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine seek an accomplished and forward-thinking Chairperson for our expanding ENT Department (ranks available: Associate Professor, or Professor). This is an exciting leadership opportunity for an Otolaryngology leader with a passion for transforming health care delivery in rural and resource-constrained communities through innovation, technology, and systems-based thinking. The Chairperson will provide strategic, clinical, and academic leadership to advance patient care, research, and education, while championing new models of care tailored to diverse Appalachian populations. Key Responsibilities: Provide leadership and direction for all clinical, academic, and administrative activities in the department including the creation of an academic learning environment for future training program opportunities Recruit, mentor, and retain high-caliber faculty and clinical staff Collaborate with hospital and system leadership to expand ENT Service Lines Lead and implement innovative care delivery models including: Telemedicine and virtual consult frameworks Data-informed clinical decision tools and informatics innovation Hub and spoke models for subspecialty care delivery Collaborate across service lines to create meaningful experiences in outpatient, inpatient, and community-based care. Champion health equity and access by addressing social determinants of health across training and service missions and bring otolaryngology general and subspecialty care to the Appalachian region community. Promote scholarly activity and foster a spirit of inquiry, reflection, and professional growth. Ideal Candidate Qualifications: Must have an MD, DO or foreign equivalent and obtain a state medical license Board Certification in Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Proven record of progressive leadership experience in an academic setting Demonstrated success in clinical excellence, education and scholarly activity Experience building academic learning environments and creating new service lines Other Considerations: Fluency in emerging technologies, including telehealth platforms and EHR-based learning tools. Enthusiasm for interdisciplinary collaboration and community engagement. Join Us! This role is ideal for a proven leader who sees Otolaryngology not just as a specialty, but as a calling to transform systems of care for those too often left behind. You ll join a collaborative team dedicated to training resilient, community-minded physicians equipped to lead the future of health care. Employees may be eligible for federal loan repayment assistance through the National Health Service Corp (NHSC) Loan Repayment Program and other related programs: nhsc.hrsa.gov Vandalia Health Charleston Area Medical Center is a nonprofit, 1,138-bed regional referral center comprising seven hospitals across southern West Virginia as well as the CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine and the CAMC Foundation. More than 1,500 providers serve on its medical staff. The CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine is West Virginia s premier medical teaching facility, hosting more than 1,000 learners every day in programs leading to health professions degrees and certifications. The Institute offers continuing education, outreach, research support and patient education. It also sponsors more than 20 ACGME-accredited residency and fellowship programs, as well as three pharmacy residencies, a clinical psychology internship and post graduate position, and a School of Nurse Anesthesia (affiliated with the University of Charleston since 2024). Programs designed to meet the needs of the community in which we serve are constantly being developed. The CAMC Center for Learning and Research, home to the Institute, provides advanced simulation-based clinical training in a realistic environment. The facility includes operating rooms, a critical care room, a labor and delivery suite and multiple inpatient and outpatient training rooms to help learners practice skills and procedures safely. Learn more at camc.org and camcmedicine.edu.

Hand Surgeon Opportunity Vandalia Health Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC) Charleston, WV Position Overview Vandalia Health is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Hand Surgeon to join a well-established and growing surgical team at Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC). This is an excellent opportunity to develop a high-volume hand surgery practice with strong referral support in a collaborative, physician-friendly environment. Opportunity Highlights Established referral network with immediate volume Opportunity to build a robust hand surgery practice Dedicated OR time and experienced surgical staff Access to advanced technology and modern facilities Collaborative environment with orthopedic and specialty providers Teaching opportunities available through residency programs (optional) System Information Charleston Area Medical Center is part of Vandalia Health, one of the largest health systems in West Virginia. Level I Trauma Center Multiple hospital campuses and specialty institutes Strong graduate medical education programs Comprehensive surgical and specialty services Regional referral center serving a large patient population Qualifications Board Certified or Board Eligible in Orthopedic Surgery or Plastic Surgery Fellowship training in Hand Surgery required Eligible for West Virginia medical licensure Compensation & Benefits Competitive base salary + productivity incentives Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance Comprehensive benefits package Malpractice with tail coverage CME allowance and PTO Community Information Located in Charleston, West Virginia, this opportunity offers an outstanding quality of life. Low cost of living and affordable housing Family-friendly community with strong schools Outdoor recreation: hiking, skiing, boating, and more Vibrant arts, dining, and cultural scene Convenient access to Columbus, Pittsburgh, and Charlotte Contact / Apply Apply online at: VandaliaHealth.org/Careers Or contact our Physician Recruitment Team for more information.

Mon Health Medical Center is the flagship member of Mon Health System. The 164-bed hospital was officially established in 1943 and offers a wide variety of specialties and outpatient clinics. The facility is committed to quality, personalized care with emphasis on community engagement and dedication with respect to North Central West Virginia, southwestern Pennsylvania and the surrounding regions. At Mon Health Medical center, the employees are the heart of the organization. The facility fosters a supportive and collaborative work environment that values the contributions and well-being of staff. By choosing to work at Mon Health Medical Center, you will be part of a team that is committed to delivering exceptional care, advancing medical knowledge, and positively impacting the lives of the patients and communities we serve. The Intensivist provides comprehensive clinical care in the inpatient setting. Follows and directs evidenced based practices as established within the Hospital service line. Collaborates and coordinates the individual treatment plan with the clinical team as necessary to assure an appropriate continuum of care. Qualifications: 1. Completed approved Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathy residency program in a specialty such as Internal Medicine resulting in board eligibility to board certification. 2. Licensed as a physician to practice medicine in the State of West Virginia. 3. Active WV DEA certificate without restrictions. 4. Current BLS and ACLS required. 5. Credentialed and privileged as a member in good standing of the Medical Staff of Mon Health Medical Center.

The physician provides Critical Care and Pulmonology clinical care in an outpatient and inpatient setting. Follows and directs evidenced based practices as established within the Internal Medicine service line. Collaborates and coordinates the individual treatment plan with the clinical team as necessary to assure an appropriate continuum of care.