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Cardiac Center Service Line
By Megan Morris
Sr. Recruiter
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Dr. Marcinko,
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is currently putting out a call for applicants for a vacant Director role with oversight of the Cardiac Center Service Line. Based on your experience in the field, I’m reaching out to you for referrals and networking suggestions to ensure that qualified candidates are given every opportunity to apply.
CHOP
The Cardiac Center at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is one of the largest cardiac programs in North America with over 1,700 inpatient admissions and 22,000 outpatient visits representing $350 million in hospital gross revenue.
The Director, Cardiac Service Line will work in partnership with physician leadership, physician practice leadership, and nursing leadership to support and lead the Cardiac service line. The Director, Cardiac Center is accountable for strategic and operational planning, business development, program development, financial management, project implementation, common administrative functions and allied health operations, as appropriate.
Candidates
Ideal candidates will have a Master’s Degree in Business Administration or a related degree; though skilled Bachelor’s level applicants will be considered. The role requires a minimum of 7 years of health care management, preferably in an academic setting.
Assessment
If you know of anyone who may be a strong fit for the role, please feel free to connect them with me directly.
Thank you in advance for your help.
MorrisM@email.chop.edu
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Conjoined 8-month old Twins Separated at CHOP
Surgeons just successfully completed operations to separate 8-month-old twin girls who were joined at the lower chest and abdomen.
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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia said the seven-hour procedures to separate Allison and Amelia Tucker, of Adams, N.Y., were completed Wednesday afternoon.
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