Chief Of Dermatology Service The Division of Subspecialty Medicine in the Department of Medicine seeks an exceptional academic dermatologist and visionary leader to serve as Chief of the Dermatology Service. This is an extraordinary opportunity to lead one of the nation's premier oncologic dermatology programs and to advance innovation in patient care, research, education, and multidisciplinary collaboration across the cancer continuum. The Dermatology Service is an internationally recognized group of faculty with expertise in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and research of skin cancers and skin toxicities related to cancer therapies. The Service faculty provides comprehensive care for patients with melanoma, non-melanoma skin cancers, rare cutaneous malignancies, and dermatologic complications arising from cancer treatment. Faculty members also provide specialized expertise in oncodermatology, Mohs micrographic surgery, dermatologic surgery, advanced imaging, and dermatology informatics. The Service is distinguished by its multidisciplinary approach to care, partnering closely with colleagues across Medical Oncology, Surgical Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Pathology, Radiology, Plastic Surgery, Immunology, and other clinical specialties to deliver personalized care for patients throughout the cancer continuum. Faculty are internationally recognized leaders in reflectance confocal microscopy, digital dermoscopy, three-dimensional total body photography, artificial intelligence applications in dermatology, and other emerging technologies that advance the early detection and management of skin cancer. The Service Chief will report to the Head of the Division of Subspecialty Medicine and will provide strategic, clinical, academic, and operational leadership for the Dermatology Service. The Chief will be responsible for advancing the Service's clinical excellence, research portfolio, educational mission, faculty development, philanthropy, and impact on the management of cutaneous malignancies and dermatologic manifestations of cancer and its treatment worldwide. The Service Chief will oversee clinical operations, faculty recruitment and retention, mentorship, quality improvement, strategic growth, and collaborations across Memorial Sloan Kettering while fostering innovation in patient care and translational research. The clinical, research, and educational mission of the Dermatology Service is organized around six strategic pillars: Cutaneous Oncology OncodermatologyProcedural Dermatology Innovation in Dermatologic Imaging and Technology Research and Innovation Education, and Faculty Development Qualified candidates should be board-certified in Dermatology. The ideal candidate will possess: A compelling vision for the future of academic dermatology within a world-leading comprehensive cancer center. National or international recognition as an academic leader with a distinguished record of clinical excellence, education, research, and program development. Candidates with expertise and focus on either medical dermatology or surgical dermatology (Moh's) will be considered. Demonstrated success leading multidisciplinary clinical and academic programs. A strong record of scholarly achievement, including peer-reviewed publications, grant funding, clinical research, translational investigation, or innovation in dermatology. A demonstrated commitment to mentorship, faculty development, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Eligibility for appointment at the Associate Professor or Professor level, commensurate with experience.
