Chief Correctional Physician (Hazardous Duty)

State of Connecticut - DOC Inmate Medical Services; Cheshire (CT); On-site; USD 180,000 - 220,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Industry-leading medical and dental benefits

Extensive pension plan

Paid time off including holidays

Bonus opportunities for recruitment and certifications

Job summary

The State of Connecticut - DOC Inmate Medical Services is seeking a qualified medical provider to deliver critical healthcare in corrections facilities, including the MacDougall Walker Correctional Institution and Manson Youth Institution. Responsibilities include triaging emergency situations, managing chronic conditions, and overseeing various treatment protocols for inmates.

Qualified candidates must have board certification in internal medicine or family medicine, a valid Connecticut medical license, and a background in addictions medicine is preferred. The position offers industry-leading benefits and substantial professional development opportunities.

Qualifications

• Must have board certification and a medical license in Connecticut.
• Experience in family medicine or as an Infectious Diseases Specialist is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality medical care in correctional facilities.
• Conduct emergency triage and manage infectious diseases.
• Oversee treatment teams and participate in policy meetings.

Skills

Board certification in internal medicine

Family medicine experience

Bilingual ability

Education

Medical license and certification to practice in Connecticut

Certification in forensic pathology (preferred)

Job description

The State of Connecticut - DOC Inmate Medical Services is seeking a qualified medical provider to deliver critical healthcare in corrections facilities, including the MacDougall Walker Correctional Institution and Manson Youth Institution. Responsibilities include triaging emergency situations, managing chronic conditions, and overseeing various treatment protocols for inmates.

Qualified candidates must have board certification in internal medicine or family medicine, a valid Connecticut medical license, and a background in addictions medicine is preferred. The position offers industry-leading benefits and substantial professional development opportunities.