The Division of Adolescent and Transition Medicine at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital seeks a Director for its Hypermobility Clinic. Strong
foundational leadership skills, exceptional professionalism, fostering a culture of inclusion, and burgeoning clinical expertise or interest in
hypermobility disorders are essential. This provider will lead the division’s newly acquired hypermobility clinic which serves adolescents
up to the age of 22 years with hypermobility disorders. This position includes emphasis on skill development and refinement. The Director
will receive mentorship and leadership training to help them grow the clinical program. The Director may hold a joint appointment in
another clinical division, depending on their other clinical areas of focus and board eligibility or certification.
The Division of Adolescent Medicine at Cincinnati Children’s was founded in 1960 and consist of a diverse, talented, multidisciplinary
team of individuals who are committed to transforming adolescent health outcomes through exceptional clinical programs, high-impact
clinical and translational research, innovative educational programs, and effective academic and community partnerships. Our vision is
“One team, one vision: Every adolescent healthy and thriving,” reflecting our commitment to work collaboratively to ensure health and
health equity, and to take a holistic approach to adolescent health and well-being. Clinical programs include a hospital-based primary care
practice and a consultative practice focusing on all adolescent health issues including eating disorders, mental health disorders,
transgender care, LGBTQ+ health, HIV care, substance use disorder, and sexual and reproductive health. We also provide care at the city’s
juvenile detention center. A program in young men’s health will be launched soon. The division has a robust, externally funded research
program, with 50% of faculty holding external research funding. Many educational opportunities are available, starting at the middle
school and high school level with pathway programs and encompassing medical student, resident, and fellowship training programs.
At Cincinnati Children’s, our vision is to be the leader in child health. CCHMC is a national and global leader in pediatric clinical care,
research, education, community and population health, and advocacy. Among all pediatric institutions in the nation, CCHMC ranks #2 in
NIH funding. In the 2023 Best Medical School rankings, the Department of Pediatrics was ranked #2 among U.S. medical schools and in
the 2022-2023 Best Children’s Hospitals rankings, CCHMC was ranked #1.
Cincinnati is one of America’s most vibrant and beautiful river cities. It has all the amenities of a big city - including outstanding cultural
offerings, major sports teams, and exceptional schools - with the warmth of a small town and an extraordinary quality of life.
Requirements
Faculty would qualify for a faculty position at the rank of Assistant Professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.
However, faculty rank will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. The ideal candidates have demonstrated excellence in
clinical care, leadership, education, and/or research and are:
-MD’s or DO’s
-Board Certified/ Board Eligible in General Pediatrics, Internal Medicine-Pediatrics, or Family Medicine
-Board Certified/ Board Eligible in Adolescent Medicine strongly preferred but not required for this role.
The Division of Adolescent and  Transition Medicine is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. In the cover letter, applicants are encouraged to describe previous  experiences mentoring women or members of underrepresented groups, experience working with diverse patient and community
populations, and DEI activities.
Employment Type: Full-Time