Chief of Neurology

LifeBridge Health•Baltimore, MD

6d•Onsite

About The Position

LifeBridge Health is seeking an accomplished, board-certified neurologist to serve as Chief of Neurology for the renowned Sandra and Malcolm Berman Brain & Spine Institute at Sinai Hospital of Baltimore. This executive physician leadership role offers the opportunity to shape the future of neurological care across one of Maryland's largest integrated health systems. The Chief of Neurology will provide strategic, clinical, operational, and financial leadership for a comprehensive neurology service line while maintaining an active clinical practice. If you are an experienced physician leader passionate about advancing neurological care, developing high-performing teams, expanding innovative programs, and improving patient outcomes, we invite you to join our nationally recognized organization. LifeBridge Health is one of Maryland's largest and most respected healthcare systems, serving Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Carroll County, and surrounding communities. Our health system includes: Nearly 2,000 licensed beds Approximately $2 billion in annual revenue More than 2,900 physicians Over 13,000 employees The Sandra and Malcolm Berman Brain & Spine Institute provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient neurological care through an integrated multidisciplinary team of neurologists, neurosurgeons, neuropsychologists, rehabilitation specialists, advanced practice providers, and other medical experts dedicated to delivering exceptional patient outcomes.

Requirements

MD or DO (or international equivalent such as MBBS)
Board Certification in Neurology through the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN)
Active, unrestricted U.S. medical license (eligibility for Maryland licensure)
Minimum of 7 years of clinical neurology experience
At least 5 years of physician leadership experience as a Division Chief, Medical Director, Chief of Neurology, Service Line Leader, or similar leadership role
Demonstrated success leading multidisciplinary physician teams
Excellent communication, organizational, leadership, and relationship-building skills

Nice To Haves

MBA, MHA, MPH, or other advanced leadership degree
Experience developing or expanding teleneurology, stroke, or neuroscience service lines
Experience with Joint Commission, DNV, Comprehensive Stroke Center, Primary Stroke Center, or other quality and accreditation programs
Strong financial management and physician practice leadership experience
Demonstrated success in strategic planning, physician recruitment, and program growth

Responsibilities

Lead strategic growth and development of the Neurology Service Line across the health system.
Direct clinical, operational, quality, and financial performance initiatives.
Build and mentor a high-performing team of neurologists and advanced practice providers.
Expand innovative neuroscience programs, including stroke and teleneurology services.
Maintain an active inpatient and outpatient clinical practice.
Collaborate with executive leadership to advance neuroscience services and improve patient access.
Provide strategic leadership for the Neurology Service Line across multiple hospitals and clinical sites.
Partner with executive leadership, hospital administration, and medical staff to support organizational goals.
Serve as the primary physician leader for neurology program development, operational excellence, and service line growth.
Mentor physician leaders, neurologists, and administrative teams to foster professional development and clinical excellence.
Recruit, onboard, credential, and retain outstanding neurology physicians.
Promote collaboration among physicians, advanced practice providers, nursing, and multidisciplinary care teams.
Lead strategic planning, business development initiatives, and physician engagement efforts.
Oversee the financial performance, budgeting, and long-term sustainability of the Neurology Service Line.
Establish and maintain evidence-based clinical protocols aligned with national standards, including AHA/ASA Stroke Guidelines and NAEC recommendations.
Lead quality improvement initiatives, peer review, FPPE/OPPE processes, accreditation readiness, and performance improvement programs.
Monitor quality metrics, patient outcomes, and operational performance across inpatient and outpatient neurology services.
Support expansion of stroke, neurohospitalist, tele-neurology, epilepsy, and other neuroscience programs.
Ensure regulatory compliance while maintaining the highest standards of patient-centered neurological care.
Maintain an active inpatient and outpatient neurology practice.
Serve as a senior clinical resource for complex neurological cases.
Model excellence in patient care, documentation, communication, and physician collaboration.
Partner with emergency medicine, hospital medicine, critical care, rehabilitation, nursing, and specialty physicians to ensure coordinated neurological care.
Participate in physician education, case conferences, and ongoing quality improvement initiatives.