Permanent Medical Genetics Physician Jobs

Meritus Health is launching the Meritus Personal Health Institute (MPHI) — a bold, first-of-its-kind population health precision medicine initiative rooted in the rural communities of Western Maryland. Backed by a $24M initial investment, MPHI will enroll 10,000 residents in the program and launch a longitudinal study combining whole genome sequencing, advanced labs and imaging, pharmacogenomics, metabolic profiling, and personalized health coaching, at no cost to the patient. By removing the cost barriers, we believe this will truly be a pioneering initiative, equitably providing the most advanced personalized care to an entire population.   The aspirational goal: increase healthy life expectancy in rural Maryland by three years, while establishing Meritus as the national model for rural precision health.   Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the clinical leader of MPHI from day one
• Lead a 10-person team including APPs, health coaches, technicians and navigators
• Design clinical protocols, SOPs, and the 2.5-hour participant intake workflow
• Direct Epic integration for pharmacogenomic (PGx) prescribing alerts, referral triggers, and information sharing with other members of the care team.
• Partner with Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine (MSOM) faculty on publications and grant applications
• Interface with the research department as a scientific leader in the studies that follow the clinical work of the department
• Engage Meritus physicians across the continuum of care
• Own quality and outcomes tracking, and present annual progress to the MPHI Governance team
• Support revenue development through research grants, private foundations, and value-based care arrangements

  Testing Portfolio The Medical Director will oversee a comprehensive, multimodal assessment protocol including:  

• Whole genome or exome sequencing and polygenic risk scoring across cardiovascular, oncologic, metabolic, and neurological domains
• Pharmacogenomic profiling
• Coronary artery calcium scoring
• DEXA body composition and bone density
• VO2 max / cardiopulmonary exercise testing
• Advanced lipid panels: Lp(a), ApoB, NMR particle sizing, insulin resistance phenotyping
• Microbiome analysis, nutrient profiling, heavy metal testing
• Frailty index, cognitive function, circadian rhythm and sleep assessment
• Wearable integration for longitudinal monitoring
• Annual total body MRI screening in high risk patients

Compensation 400k base salary, 50k sign on bonus Full Benefits package Location Hagerstown, MD/ 1hr from Baltimore/DC Metros

Lead the clinical direction of a growing cell and gene therapy program Shape strategy, compliance, and program development Advance innovation in a rapidly evolving field Indiana University School of Medicine seeks a physician leader to serve as Clinical Director of Cell and Gene Therapy within the Department of Medical and Molecular Genetics. This is a unique opportunity to help guide a well-established but evolving program at a pivotal moment, as the department defines its long-term direction and growth strategy. The program includes a successful viral vector manufacturing facility and testing laboratory with a strong foundation in gene therapy and an established history of NIH-supported work. With recent leadership transitions and changes in funding, IU is seeking a leader who can bring vision, clinical insight, and strategic direction to its next phase. The Opportunity ·       Provide clinical and translational strategic leadership for the Cell and Gene Therapy program ·       Help define the future direction of the program and service offerings ·       Guide clinical regulatory, compliance, and implementation efforts ·       Collaborate across clinical, laboratory, and research teams ·       Contribute to program growth, partnerships, and funding strategy ·       Step into a program with a strong legacy and help shape its future within a major academic health system. The Program The Cell and Gene Therapy program is part of a comprehensive Department of Medical and Molecular Genetics, supported by a strong clinical and research infrastructure. The program has historically been highly successful and includes expertise in clinical care, laboratory science, and regulatory processes. The program benefits from:

• A large, nationally recognized genetics department
• Strong foundation of viral vector manufacturing and testing capabilities
• Established laboratory and translational capabilities
• Existing expertise in cellular immunotherapy and regulatory processes (FDA)
• Strong institutional interest in continued growth and innovation

Leadership Role The Clinical Director will play a central role in shaping the program’s trajectory. This role offers flexibility in structure and can be adapted based on the candidate’s experience and interests. Key areas of focus include: ·       Defining clinical and programmatic scope and supporting regulatory and compliance processes ·       Building alignment across stakeholders and identifying opportunities for growth and innovation ·       Strengthening integration with clinical and laboratory teams Candidate Profile

• Board-certified/board-eligible MD, or MD/PhD
• Experience in translational cell and gene therapy, immunotherapy, or related fields
• Familiarity with clinical regulatory and compliance environments (FDA or equivalent)
• Strong leadership, collaboration, and communication skills
• Interest in program development and academic medicine

Community Information Located in Indianapolis, Indiana, the city offers an appealing balance of affordability, accessibility, and professional opportunity. As a growing hub for healthcare and life sciences, Indianapolis provides a strong economic base and collaborative medical community. The region is known for its lower cost of living and strong livability, offering short commutes, diverse neighborhoods, and an accessible quality of life for professionals and families alike.