Regional Psychiatric Medical Director: Lead Regional Care

The Emily Program; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 233,000 - 373,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

401(k) with company match

Paid time off / holidays

Job summary

The Emily Program in Seattle seeks a Regional Medical Director to oversee psychiatric and medical services across the region, working with the CMO and Medical Leadership to ensure high-quality, compliant care. This leader coordinates with internal and external stakeholders to deliver evidence-based services and drive regional care delivery improvements.

Responsibilities include leading medical and psychiatric staff, shaping regional care models, and ensuring staffing and operational efficiency

Qualifications

• Educational requirement: MD, DO, or APN.
• Active/state medical licensure in the practice state.
• DEA certification and BLS/CPR required.
• CPI Blue Card if working in the Southeast Region.

Responsibilities

• Oversee psychiatric and medical services across the region.
• Collaborate with CMO and Medical Leadership to shape care models.
• Ensure regulatory compliance and high-quality patient care.
• Lead and mentor medical and psychiatric staff across sites.
• Drive program development and operational efficiency.
• Coordinate with stakeholders and insurers for seamless care.

Skills

Leadership experience

Regulatory compliance

Clinical leadership

EHR proficiency

Education

MD, DO, or APN

Tools

EHR systems

Job description

The Emily Program in Seattle seeks a Regional Medical Director to oversee psychiatric and medical services across the region, working with the CMO and Medical Leadership to ensure high-quality, compliant care. This leader coordinates with internal and external stakeholders to deliver evidence-based services and drive regional care delivery improvements.

Responsibilities include leading medical and psychiatric staff, shaping regional care models, and ensuring staffing and operational efficiency