Hospital Medicine- Director, Neurosurgery Co-management

Hospital Medicine- Director, Neurosurgery Co-management

Cleveland, OhioPosted 1mo agoattending physician
~$960,000SalaryDr Signal· Limited coverage

Reported by 11 physicians · region cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay

NeurosurgeryFull-time

Overview

Location
Cleveland, Ohio
SalaryDr Signal range
$850k – $1,031k

11 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay

Practice
Academic Hospital · Main Campus Hospital

Role summary

Role involves leadership and operational responsibility for a neurosurgery co-management service within an academic hospital's Department of Hospital Medicine, focusing on improving perioperative and inpatient care coordination and quality metrics.

What the posting highlights

  • Care setting: Inpatient, perioperative co-management

SalaryDr summary based on the original posting

Posted base pay vs physician-reported total comp

Physician-reported total comp$850k–$1031k · $960k median
$828kShared annual scale · base and total comp stay separate$1053k

Physician-reported range shown; the employer did not post pay for this role.

Compensation

What physicians report
$850k – $1,031k
Pay context
SalaryDr Signal · physician-reported
Report sample
11 recent physician reports · region cohort
Compensation basis
Estimated total compensation
Physician-reported total comp$850k–$1031k · $960k median
$828kShared annual scale · base and total comp stay separate$1053k

This is a SalaryDr Signal computed from 11 recent, approved physician reports (region cohort). It is not an employer offer or posted pay; this employer did not disclose pay.

Next steps

Employer

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

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EHR
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Facility & Community

Facility details
Practice setting
Academic Hospital
Facility type
Main Campus Hospital
EHR
Not stated in posting
Community snapshot
Peer median
Building sample
Active supply
Ohio
Full-time
Transparent pay
Not measured
SalaryDr source status
Work-life
Academic Hospital

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Visa & Eligibility

Remote
No

Source & Verification

Source
Aggregated (ym_careers)
Salary label
SalaryDr Signal
First seen
1 mo ago
Last verified
yesterday
Extraction confidence
80%

Full description

The Director of Neurosurgery Co-management Service will serve as the Department of Hospital Medicine physician leader responsible for developing, implementing, and sustaining a high-quality neurosurgery co-management program at Cleveland Clinic Main Campus. The Director will collaborate with the Division Chair, NEO, Main Campus Hospital Medicine leadership, Neurosurgery, Anesthesiology, nursing, care management, perioperative services (PACC), and other key stakeholders to improve patient care, clinical outcomes, throughput, communication, and operational alignment across the perioperative and inpatient continuum.

REPORTS TO

Chair, Division of Hospital Medicine

Collaborates with

  • Neurosurgery and Anesthesiology Leadership
  • Main Campus Hospital Medicine Leadership
  • DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Develop and implement a standardized neurosurgery co-management model aligned with DHM, Main Campus, IHCI, and enterprise priorities.
  • Partner with key stakeholders to define roles, workflows, and escalation pathways for co-managed patients.
  • Oversee daily co-management operations, including patient selection, consultation expectations, communication standards, and transitions of care.
  • Support safe, timely, efficient, equitable, patient-centered care across the perioperative, inpatient, and discharge continuum.
  • Maintain protocols, best-practice documents, and workflows that promote consistent care and reduce variation.
  • Participate in regular interdisciplinary meetings with Neurosurgery, Anesthesiology, nursing, care management, and hospital operations to review workflows, outcomes, concerns, and opportunities for improvement.
  • Monitor quality, safety, patient experience, throughput, provider experience, SQPE, and operational metrics.
  • Identify co-management barriers and work with clinical and operational leaders on process improvements.
  • Provide regular updates, data reviews, and recommendations to DHM leadership.
  • Establish and maintain regular communication with DHM providers and specialty partners involved in neurosurgery co-management.
  • Support co-management alignment during the Neurosurgery transition to the new building, including workflows, staffing, communication, and coordination.
  • Promote collaboration, professionalism, and shared accountability across DHM, Neurosurgery, Anesthesiology, nursing, and operational teams.
  • PURPOSE
  • Collaborate with Department to ensure appropriate staffing models, scheduling support, and resource allocation for co-management operations.
  • Review co-management volume, patient complexity, throughput, and quality data to inform operational planning and program improvement.
  • Escalate critical operational, safety, or resource concerns to Department leadership and relevant specialty leaders in a timely manner.
  • Use internal data and national benchmarks, where available, to identify opportunities for improvement.
  • Improve outcomes and LOS.
  • Optimize management of acute/chronic medical conditions during inpatient stay.
  • minimize postoperative medical complications both in patient and immediately post discharge.
  • REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
  • Demonstrated understanding of hospital medicine operations, perioperative care, consultation models, co-management models, and hospital throughput.
  • Strong leadership, collaboration, and team-management skills.
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with ability to work effectively across departments and disciplines.
  • Ability to drive projects, meet deadlines, and address operational issues in a fast-paced clinical environment.
  • Strong critical thinking skills, analytical thinking, and attention to detail.
  • Ability to develop workflows, standard work, protocols, and educational materials that support consistent clinical practice.