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People Opportunities All Published Drafts Closed Offers All Reports Question library Settings What’s new Executive Director, GW Heart and Vascular Institute (Cheney Institute Jobs in Washington DC-Baltimore Area at The GW Medical Faculty Associates
Title: People Opportunities All Published Drafts Closed Offers All Reports Question library Settings What’s new Executive Director, GW Heart and Vascular Institute (Cheney Institute
Company: The GW Medical Faculty Associates
Location: Washington DC-Baltimore Area
At The GW Medical Faculty Associates (GW MFA), we are dedicated to advancing healthcare through patient-centered care, education, and research. With over 700 providers across 50+ specialties, we are committed to delivering comprehensive, innovative, and accessible medical services throughout the Washington, DC area. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, our mission extends beyond patient care to include community health initiatives, medical education, and groundbreaking research that transforms lives.
Role Description
The Executive Director of the GW Heart and Vascular Institute will play a critical role in securing funding, managing financial operations, and fostering community partnerships to drive the institute’s mission. This position is highly grant-driven, requiring a strong track record in writing grants, securing funding opportunities, and managing financial resources to support research, education, and outreach programs.
Key responsibilities include:
Grant Writing & Fundraising – Identify, apply for, and secure grants and funding opportunities to expand programs and research.
Community Engagement & Partnerships – Build relationships with organizations, donors, and community stakeholders to support heart health initiatives.
Financial & Budget Management – Work closely with GW MFA and GW University to ensure financial accuracy, monitor budgets, and oversee fund allocation.
Strategic Program Development – Support and expand initiatives focused on cardiovascular health, prevention, and education in the DC metro area.
Regulatory & Compliance Oversight – Ensure programs meet non-profit, academic, and healthcare compliance standards.
This role does not have direct reports but requires strong leadership, financial acumen, and the ability to drive funding efforts independently.
Qualifications
Proven success in grant writing and securing funding for healthcare, academic, or nonprofit programs.
Strong budget management and financial oversight experience, particularly in a non-profit or academic setting.
Ability to cultivate community relationships and partnerships to drive awareness and funding efforts.
Excellent strategic planning and organizational skills.
Knowledge of cardiovascular health initiatives is a plus.
Advanced degree in Healthcare Administration, Business, Public Health, or a related field preferred.
Why Washington, DC?
Located in the heart of the nation’s capital, this role offers the opportunity to collaborate with some of the world’s leading medical, academic, and policy institutions. DC’s vibrant culture, world-class museums, historic landmarks, and diverse communities provide a dynamic environment for advancing public health initiatives and fostering innovative healthcare solutions.
This version better highlights the role’s grant-driven nature, financial responsibilities, and community impact while making it more appealing to candidates with a strong funding and partnership background.
