Division Chief, Pediatric Otolaryngology ENT- Nemours Children's Hospital, Delaware

Division Chief, Pediatric Otolaryngology ENT
- Nemours Children's Hospital, Delaware

and 1 more

and 1 more

Nemours Children’s Hospital is seeking a Division Chief of Pediatric Otolaryngology to lead our established and growing team in Wilmington, Delaware. This is a unique opportunity for a seasoned, fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologist to shape clinical services, expand multidisciplinary programs, grow clinical research, and help drive the next chapter of growth and innovation within a nationally recognized pediatric health system.

Leading Through Growth and Innovation

As part of our commitment to Whole Child Health and to meeting the needs of children across the region, Nemours Children’s is making transformative investments in Delaware. Backed by the long-standing strength and vision of the Nemours Foundation
, this expansion represents the largest one-year capital investment in our history — more than $130 million
— and includes:

• A new maternal and fetal health program
  , expanding our Advanced Delivery Program with new labor and delivery suites, antepartum and postpartum rooms, and ORs for fetal and maternal care.
• A major expansion of care in cancer, neonatology, and cardiology
  , including the Lisa Dean Moseley Foundation Institute for Cancer and Blood Disorders, designed to deliver family-centered care in a healing environment.
• A revitalization of the historic Alfred I. duPont Institute building
  , preserving our legacy while repurposing it as a modern administrative space that supports long-term organizational growth.

These upgrades support our regional strategy and deepen our ability to serve children with increasingly complex needs.

Your Role

In this leadership position, you will:

• Direct a well-established division that includes eight full-time pediatric otolaryngologists
  , seven physician assistants, four APRNs, and three specialty nurses.
• Provide strategic and clinical leadership across Nemours Children’s Hospital, Delaware
  , and satellite locations throughout the Mid-Atlantic.
• Shape a clinical program that reflects your subspecialty expertise and passion.
• Collaborate within robust,
  multidisciplinary programs
  , including:
  • A growing aerodigestive and complex airway program
  • A dynamic cochlear implant and congenital ear reconstruction program
  • Integrated cleft and craniofacial teams
  • Pediatric voice clinics and bedside endoscopy services, including FEES
  • A complex sleep clinic in partnership with pulmonology
• Play a key role in medical education
  , working with residents from Thomas Jefferson University and supporting the academic growth of our training programs.
• Participate in or lead research initiatives
  , with protected time available and institutional support for scholarly activity.

Program Highlights

• An active academic training site with a pediatric otolaryngology fellowship, full-time PGY-2 and PGY-3 residents, rotating PGY-1s, and strong institutional relationships with