Division Chief Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics Emergency Medicine, Boston Medical Center

The Department of Pediatrics at Boston Medical Center (BMC) seeks an exceptional Division Chief of Pediatric Emergency Medicine to lead our vibrant team.

A Thriving Center of Excellence

30,000 annual visits: Our bustling department is a hub for clinical practice, research, and education.

Level II trauma center and major referral center: We provide critical care to children and adolescents across eastern Massachusetts and New England and Boston Medical Center serves as the home of Boston EMS.

State-of-the-art facilities: Our newly opened 15-bed unit features dedicated rooms for mental health patients, nitrous oxide delivery, sedation, and resuscitation, supported by experienced skilled nursing and social work teams.

Robust educational programs: We host a well-established Fellowship in Pediatric Emergency Medicine and serve as a key teaching site for residents from the Boston Combined Residency in Pediatrics. It also hosts a regular rotation for medical students at Boston University School of Medicine.

Collaborative and dedicated team: Join 10 board-certified Pediatric Emergency Medicine faculty, a nurse practitioner, and 3 fellows, all passionate about advancing the field. The faculty’s academic interests include pre-hospital resuscitation, care simulation, adolescent medicine, medical ethics, and quality improvement.

Your Vision, Our Future

As Division Chief, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of pediatric emergency medicine at BMC. Your responsibilities will include:

Strategic Leadership: Collaborate with department leadership to develop a vision for the division that aligns with BMC's goals and values.

Mentorship and Development: Empower faculty to excel academically and professionally.

Educational Excellence: Enhance the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship program and contribute to resident and medical student education.

Clinical Innovation: Lead the team in developing new processes to improve care quality, safety, and efficiency.

Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Build strong relationships with other departments to create seamless patient care pathways.

Patient and Physician Focus: Drive initiatives to achieve the highest levels of patient satisfaction and physician engagement.