UTHealth Houston's McGovern Medical School is seeking a strategic and accomplished Director of Management Operations (DMO) to lead the administrative, financial, clinical, research, and educational functions of its nationally recognized Department of Neurology. This leadership role provides comprehensive oversight of clinical, research, and academic operations, ensuring alignment with institutional priorities and regulatory standards. Key responsibilities include developing and executing operational strategies, managing clinical programs, directing research administration, and supporting educational initiatives. The DMO will oversee budgeting and financial performance, prepare reports for senior leadership, and lead recruitment and staff development efforts. A critical focus of the role is maintaining compliance with healthcare, research, and academic regulations, while proactively identifying and mitigating operational risks in collaboration with legal and audit teams. Founded in 1972, the department has evolved into one of Houston's most comprehensive neurology practices, encompassing 15 specialty divisions including Epilepsy, Movement Disorders, Multiple Sclerosis, Neuromuscular Diseases, Neurocognitive Disorders, Brain Disorder Research, Diagnostic Neurology, and Stroke. It currently ranks #19 nationally for NIH funding among Clinical Science Departments at U.S. medical schools. The incoming DMO will have the chance to collaborate closely with a dynamic team of over 259 classified staff, including 63 clinical faculty members, 49 research faculty, and 1 staff physician. This role involves overseeing a total annual budget of ~$94 million and managing the administrative operations of 11 outpatient clinic locations and 6 inpatient locations. The DMO will join at an exciting time of expansion and innovation, working closely with affiliate partners: Memorial Hermann-TMC hospital, Harris Health's Lyndon B. Johnson hospital and multiple health centers, and UT Physicians outpatient clinics. This is a unique opportunity to join a department at the forefront of neurological care, education, and research-making a lasting impact both locally and globally.