We are seeking an experienced and dynamic Board-Certified Gastroenterologist to lead and shape a brand-new academic Gastroenterology division as the Chief of GI at a prominent, system-affiliated healthcare institution in southern New Jersey.
This is a career-defining leadership opportunity for a physician ready to expand their influence clinically, academically, and strategically.
Position Overview:As Chief of Gastroenterology, you will:
Build and lead a new GI division focused on clinical excellence, innovation, and academic advancement
Recruit and mentor physicians, fellows, and clinical staff
Work in a dual inpatient and outpatient setting with access to advanced GI tools and support
Shape medical education through collaboration with a new medical school
Oversee complex GI care and expand procedural services, including advanced endoscopy
Collaborate with system leadership to grow the GI service line across multiple counties
Set the tone for quality, culture, and clinical standards across the GI program
Candidate Requirements:MD or DO with Board Certification in GastroenterologyRequired
Active New Jersey medical license or ability to obtain before start
Current BLS, ACLS, DEA, and CSR/CDS certifications (or willing to obtain)
Minimum 5 years of clinical experience
Prior leadership or program-building experience preferred
Willing to comply with COVID and Flu vaccination requirements
Compensation & Benefits:Base Salary: $521,850 $823,584
Annual Bonus Potential tied to leadership and clinical performance
$3,000+ in CME allowance and paid CME days
403(b) and 457(b) retirement programs with non-elective employer contributions
Comprehensive insurance coverage: health, dental, vision, life, disability
Malpractice coverage with full tail
Generous PTO: 224 hours annually + 40 hours of NJ sick time
Tuition reimbursement, PSLF qualification, FSA, EAP, and employee discounts
Why This Role?This is a rare opportunity to build your own program from the ground up within a well-supported, forward-thinking health system. You'll have the autonomy of leadership, the resources of an academic partner, and the clinical freedom to practice full-spectrum gastroenterology in a region poised for growth.
