National Medical Director

Posted 2024-10-18

💎 Seniority level: Director, At least ten years experience in a medical leadership role.

🔍 Industry: Substance Use Disorder (SUD) care

⏳ Experience: At least ten years experience in a medical leadership role.

🪄 Skills: Organizational skills

Hold an active, unencumbered medical license in at least one state.
Board Certified in Addiction Medicine or Psychiatry or have 10 years SUD care experience.
Have practiced direct clinical care in the last 5 years.
Expertise in managing co-occurring complex conditions in individuals with SUD.
At least ten years in a medical leadership role.
Experience leading teams of 15 or more clinicians.
Passionate about data-driven performance management.
Experience in an integrated physical/mental healthcare setting.
Responsible for clinical and financial performance of a medical program.
Experience overseeing multi-state medical care delivery.
Empower clinical team members to meet care delivery goals.
Collaborative experience on interdisciplinary teams.
Find and communicate process improvement opportunities.
Ownership of strategic projects from concept to improvement.
Skilled at delegation and developing future medical leaders.
Technically savvy in tech and data innovation for SUD care.
Metric-driven.

Provide direct community member care for 20% of your time; administrative leadership 80%.
Oversee Regional Medical Leaders and National Supervising Psychiatrists.
Develop recruitment and training strategies for the medical team.
Establish medical program objectives and determine operating policies.
Monitor regulatory changes and revise policies as needed.
Conduct team meetings to discuss various operational matters.
Be accountable for national performance on care quality and outcomes.
Lead strategic projects to improve medical workflows.
Serve as a liaison to functional departments.
Champion change management initiatives.
Serve as an expert for data and technology strategy.
Engage in thought leadership and represent the company externally.
Cultivate strategic partnerships.

Posted 2024-11-21

🧭 Full-Time

🔍 Substance use disorder (SUD) care

Care about care team well-being, community member satisfaction, clinical outcomes, whole-person care, and health equity.
Hold an active, unencumbered medical license in at least one state.
Be Board Certified in Addiction Medicine or Addiction Psychiatry or have at least 10 years experience in SUD care.
Have practiced direct clinical care in the last 5 years.
Manage co-occurring complex medical, mental, and social health conditions.
Have experience in medical leadership at the level of at least ten years.
Lead teams of 15 or more clinicians and empower them toward performance expectations.
Experience in integrated physical/mental healthcare settings and responsibility for clinical and financial performance.
Possess excellent organizational, communication, delegation, and change management skills.
Enjoy and able to travel to Eleanor markets and work from home.

Provide direct community member care for 20% of your time; administrative leadership 80% of your time.
Provide direct oversight and support for Regional Medical Leaders and National Supervising Psychiatrists.
Develop national recruitment, engagement, retention and training strategy for the medical team.
Establish medical program objectives, goals, and priorities, ensuring alignment with company policies.
Monitor industry changes and revise medical policies and workflows for compliance and quality care.
Conduct team meetings and conferences to discuss operational and budgetary matters.
Be accountable for performance metrics related to quality of care and clinical outcomes.
Lead strategic projects to improve medical workflows and serve as a liaison between departments.
Champion change management initiatives and serve as a subject matter expert in data and technology.

Posted 2024-11-21

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