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Job description
Locations Available:
Lankenau Medical Center (Wynnewood, PA) – Level II Trauma Center
Paoli Hospital (Paoli, PA) – Level II Trauma Center
Main Line Health is seeking an accomplished, visionary Trauma Surgeon to serve as Medical Director of the Main Line Health Trauma Program at either Lankenau Medical Center or Paoli Hospital. This leadership role offers a unique opportunity to guide and advance trauma care across a respected, multi-hospital, community-based academic health system.
The Medical Director will partner closely with executive and clinical leaders, including in a dyad partnership with the Chair of Surgery, to drive excellence in trauma prevention, acute care, research, and education. This is a dual administrative and clinical role, offering the opportunity to lead while maintaining an active trauma surgery practice.
Benefits & Lifestyle
Highly competitive compensation package with leadership incentives
Comprehensive benefits including generous vacation, CME allowance, robust retirement plan with pension, and excellent health & wellness options
Financial stability within a highly ranked, secure health system
Access to top-rated public and private schools
Easy access to Philadelphia, offering world-class dining, arts, culture, and history
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
(Consistent across both locations)
Bears responsibility for program direction in collaboration with the Program Coordinator, including development and evaluation.
Provides medical direction for the program, including coordination of medical services across specialties and supervision of all services rendered within the Trauma Division.
Coordinates with nursing administration to support the nursing needs of the program.
Ensures program compliance with all state and local trauma regulations, Joint Commission, Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation, and all applicable hospital and medical staff bylaws, rules, and procedures.
Participates first-hand in the treatment of multisystem trauma patients.
Maintains trauma expertise clinically and educationally, including required CME.
Oversees all clinical performance improvement activities, including participation in multidisciplinary conferences, M&M reviews, trauma registry maintenance, and corrective action follow-up.
Participates in trauma research and publication efforts; develops trauma treatment protocols.
Works with hospital administration and medical staff to establish uniform credentialing criteria and standards for trauma physicians.
Directs and participates in the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) training program and maintains ATLS instructor status.
Oversees all program-related educational activities for undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate, and allied health personnel.
Represents the hospital in national, state, and local trauma-related activities and organizations.
Participates in and encourages public education efforts concerning the Trauma Program.
Submits timely reports concerning the Trauma Program to hospital administration and medical staff as requested.
Coordinates the budgeting process for the program in conjunction with hospital administration.
Leads the trauma team in the delivery of evidence-based, patient-centered care.
Develops, evaluates, and updates trauma care protocols and pathways to ensure compliance with ACS, state, and hospital regulations.
Certifies and documents trauma patient eligibility and ensures appropriate triage and transfer processes.
Collaborates with trauma program manager, nursing, and ancillary staff to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
Participates in trauma center verification and designation processes.
Provides education and training for trauma team members, including physicians, APPs, nurses, and residents.
Engages in community outreach and injury prevention initiatives.
Recruits, trains, supervises, and evaluates trauma physicians and APPs.
Develops strategies to build relationships with referring physicians, EMS, and community partners.
Other duties as assigned by hospital or system leadership.
Qualifications
Board certified by the American Board of Surgery.
Added qualification in Surgical Critical Care.
Medical Degree (MD/DO) from an accredited institution.
Completion of an ACGME-accredited residency in General Surgery.
Fellowship training in Surgical Critical Care, Trauma or Acute Care Surgery required.
Minimum 5 years of clinical experience in trauma surgery.
2+ years of physician leadership or medical director experience preferred.
Experience with trauma program administration, quality improvement, and regulatory compliance.
Unrestricted Pennsylvania medical license.
ATLS (Advanced Trauma Life Support) Instructor status required.
Ongoing continuing education in trauma (16 hours CME annually or 48 hours over three years, with at least 2 hours per year in pediatric trauma).
Demonstrated leadership, communication, and team-building skills.
Experience with trauma registry, data analytics, and performance improvement.
Commitment to education, research, and community outreach.
About Main Line Health
Main Line Health® is a notforprofit health system serving Philadelphia and its western suburbs. Our system includes four respected acute care hospitals—Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital, and Riddle Hospital—as well as Bryn Mawr Rehabilitation Hospital, one of the nation’s premier rehab facilities. We are committed to delivering advanced medicine while promoting prevention, education, and research through the Lankenau Institute for Medical Research.
We value our people as our most important asset and promote a culture of collaboration, participation, and respect. Main Line Health is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
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Interested candidates should contact:
Anita Shayegan
Physician Recruitment
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