Remote Medical Director — Clinical Leadership & Care

Gotham Enterprises Ltd; Seattle (WA); Remote; USD 200,000 - 220,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off

Retirement options

CME support

Professional liability coverage

Job summary

Gotham Enterprises Ltd in Seattle, WA is seeking a Medical Director to coordinate clinical services with physicians and healthcare professionals. The role emphasizes clear communication across the care team and guidance on medical decisions to support coordinated patient care.

Responsibilities include contributing to clinical policy development, physician oversight, and collaboration with departments to address care coordination concerns in a largely remote work setting.

Qualifications

• MD/DO with medical license and postgraduate training.
• Experience in multidisciplinary healthcare settings.
• Strong leadership and communication for care coordination.
• Knowledge of patient safety and healthcare compliance.

Responsibilities

• Provide medical input during multidisciplinary case discussions.
• Review clinical concerns involving coordination between services.
• Clarify treatment responsibilities and physician oversight expectations.
• Assist with developing or updating clinical communication procedures.
• Support appropriate referrals and escalation of medical concerns.
• Participate in department meetings involving patient care issues.
• Evaluate whether clinical processes support safe and coordinated treatment.

Skills

Medical leadership

Interpersonal skills

Communication

Quality oversight

Education

MD or DO degree

Unrestricted state medical license

Postgraduate physician training

Job description

Gotham Enterprises Ltd in Seattle, WA is seeking a Medical Director to coordinate clinical services with physicians and healthcare professionals. The role emphasizes clear communication across the care team and guidance on medical decisions to support coordinated patient care.

Responsibilities include contributing to clinical policy development, physician oversight, and collaboration with departments to address care coordination concerns in a largely remote work setting.