Médecin coordinateur F / H (Nouvelle fenêtre)

Département du Nord; Lille; Sur place; EUR 45 000 - 70 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated medical professional to enhance the quality of life for elderly and disabled individuals. This role involves developing impactful policies, coordinating medical teams, and fostering collaboration among professionals in the field. With a focus on autonomy and proactive engagement, you will be pivotal in ensuring the implementation of best practices and recommendations from health agencies. Join a dynamic team that values flexibility and offers a supportive work environment, making a real difference in the community.

Prestations

Annual Indemnity Supplement

Annual bonus

Flexible working hours

Meal vouchers

Optional Health & Prévoyance insurance

Social benefits (CESU, holiday vouchers)

Social Works Committee benefits

Qualifications

• Mastery of social action frameworks for elderly and disabled.
• Registered medical doctor with relevant gerontology qualifications.

Responsabilités

• Develop policies for elderly and disabled persons.
• Coordinate medical practices and ensure quality standards.
• Lead networks for expertise exchange in gerontology.

Connaissances

Legislative and regulatory framework of social action

Coordination with institutional partners

Autonomy and proactivity

Ability to work under pressure

Team-oriented dynamics

Formation

Medical degree

University degree in Gerontology or Geriatrics

Description du poste

Job Description

Recognized for your mastery of the legislative and regulatory framework of social action for the elderly and disabled, and familiar with institutional partners of local authorities in this area;

• Autonomous, proactive;
• Reactive, able to prioritize and work under pressure;
• Dynamic, team-oriented;
• Medical doctor, registered with the Medical Council, holding a university degree in Gerontology or Geriatrics, or capable of working as a Geriatrician or EHPAD coordinator.

Thanks to you, the Department is here!

The Department of Territorial Autonomy Teams is one of three departments under the Deputy General Directorate in charge of Autonomy. It comprises five territorial MDPH poles, seven autonomy poles, the territorial animation service, and the planning service for APA.

Under the authority of the Director of Territorial Autonomy Teams, you will actively contribute to:

1. Develop departmental policies for the elderly and disabled persons;
2. Ensure medical reference for deployed doctors and coordinate them;
3. Lead a network for exchanging practices and expertise (in gerontology and disability) with doctors from autonomy poles;
4. Be the privileged medical contact on issues related to elderly persons (PA) and disabled persons (PH);
5. Ensure the dissemination and adoption of recommendations or studies from national health agencies;
6. Serve as the medical referent for the DGA Autonomy;
7. Foster internal cross-functionality and partnerships, and contribute to the monitoring mission.

For you, the Department is here!

• Annual net salary composed of the Annual Indemnity Supplement and an annual bonus;
• Flexible working hours, RTT, CET;
• Meal vouchers or collective restaurant;
• Optional Health & Prévoyance insurance;
• Social benefits (CESU, holiday vouchers...), and Social Works Committee.