Summary:

The Medical Director reports directly to the Director, Client Operations, administratively, and to the Regional Medical Director, clinically. The Medical Director is responsible for the medical leadership, clinical oversight and patient care for the Medical Center.

Essential Functions:

• Assumes overall responsibility for patients receiving care in the Medical Center
• Works in tandem with the Medical Center Manager/Supervisor to ensure a collaborative, team-oriented environment
• Provides episodic, preventive, and/or primary healthcare to patients, depending on the needs of the Client;
• Conducts histories, physical exams and prescribes medical treatment;
• Develops treatment plans in collaboration with patients, as well as educates and advises patients on medical issues, as needed
• Provides referrals, both internally and externally, to appropriate medical resource or specialty
• Evaluates the effectiveness of medical care and monitors progress of patients
• Participates in the development of annual Medical Center goals and objectives
• Maintains Electronic Medical Record software
• Evaluates the effectiveness of medical care
• Schedules follow up visits and/or phone calls
• Identifies emergency situations, and provides care within the legal scope of practice
• Leads and motivates medical providers in the Medical Center environment by utilizing effective medical and people/performance management processes
• Participates in the development of policies and guidelines (clinical and administrative) to correct and improve service to the Client/account
• Collaborates with other Medical Center staff to ensure clinical alignment and scope of practice based on evidence based data
• Establishes communication mechanisms to deliver consistent and timely communication of directives, best practices, regulatory and medical research updates to the Medical Center staff
• Supports, leads and models the vision, mission and values of the Company

Requirements:

• Minimum educational requirement: MD or DO degree, Board Certified in Family Practice, Internal Medicine and/or Occupational Health by the AOA or ABMS
• 3 – 5 years’ minimum in Family practice, emergency room, ambulatory care, or Occupational Health settings, Primary Care or Emergency Medicine or Board Eligible in aforementioned practice areas
• Must have current state and federal DEA certification
• Current Certification in AHA or ARC Basic Life Support for healthcare providers, Advanced Cardiac Life Support may also be required based on contract scope
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• Demonstrated interpersonal and collaboration skills
• Superior verbal and written communication skills
• Excellent presentation skills, confident in all settings with individuals at all levels of the organization, both internal and external
• Demonstrated skill with Microsoft Office Suite and web-based programs
• Licensed to practice medicine in the state within which the Medical Center is located