Senior Leader, Primary Care & Clinical Oversight

University of California, Los Angeles; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 190,000 - 270,000; Full time

Job summary

University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) seeks a highly experienced physician leader to serve as Primary Care Assistant Medical Director. This role supervises physicians, NPs and PAs delivering day-to-day care in the Arthur Ashe Center, ensuring access, quality and teamwork within the primary care units and related services.

The position engages in committee work, peer review and credentialing, while maintaining direct patient care as needed and driving continuous improvement across campus

Qualifications

• Residency in primary care completed.
• 3+ years as a primary care physician in outpatient/urgent care.
• 1+ year supervising clinicians or managing teams.
• Knowledge of student health policies and campus health needs.
• Experience with treating common acute and chronic illnesses.
• Strong interviewing and counseling abilities.

Responsibilities

• Supervise physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants delivering primary care.
• Participate in Medical Quality and Improvement, Clinical Oversight, and other committees.
• Oversee access, utilization and resource management within Primary Care Units.
• Engage in peer review, credentialing and assessment processes.
• Contribute to direct patient care as needed and support team collaboration.

Skills

Leadership

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Patient counseling

Interviewing skills

Problem solving

Healthcare knowledge

Education

MD degree

California medical license

Board certification

Job description

University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) seeks a highly experienced physician leader to serve as Primary Care Assistant Medical Director. This role supervises physicians, NPs and PAs delivering day-to-day care in the Arthur Ashe Center, ensuring access, quality and teamwork within the primary care units and related services.

The position engages in committee work, peer review and credentialing, while maintaining direct patient care as needed and driving continuous improvement across campus