Director of Myeloma
Johns Hopkins University
Lead and expand one of the nation's most promising myeloma programs at the Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center, an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center. This physician-scientist leadership role offers substantial protected research time, a robust clinical trials infrastructure, and the opportunity to shape the future of myeloma care, translational research, and cellular therapy within a world-renowned academic medical center.
Position Highlights:
•Lead a 4-physician Myeloma Program that evaluates approximately 550 new patients per year, with all faculty reporting to the Director
•Schedule will include dedicated clinical, research, and administrative time.
•Dedicated research support including research nurses, study coordinators, regulatory and biostatistical support, laboratory space as needed, and shared resources
•Collaborate with internationally recognized experts in immunology, cancer genomics, and cellular therapy across Johns Hopkins Medicine
Compensation & Benefits
•Compensation package includes base salary, wRVU-based clinical incentive, leadership stipend, with research incentives and startup support available based on research portfolio.
•Sign-on and relocation bonuses offered.
•Competitive benefits including CME allowance plus 10 CME days, generous PTO, malpractice coverage, retirement plans with institutional contributions, tuition remission, and more.
About the Community
•Just an hour from Washington, D.C., with convenient rail access to Philadelphia and New York City, Baltimore offers easy exploration of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Corridor.
•Baltimore provides big-city amenities at a lower cost of living than many major East Coast metros, with distinctive historic neighborhoods well suited to young professionals and families.
•Set on the Chesapeake Bay, Baltimore offers waterfront living, a celebrated seafood scene, world-class museums, and professional sports with the Orioles and Ravens.
Job Reference #: HO 27268
