Site Medical Director - 6 hours weekly

Wellpath; Statesboro (GA); On-site; USD 206,640 - 242,457; Part time

Job summary

Wellpath / Correct Care Solutions seeks a Site Medical Director in Statesboro, Georgia, for a part-time position (6 hours weekly). Responsibilities include overseeing patient care, supervising clinical staff, ensuring compliance with healthcare standards, and managing emergency situations. Candidates must be medical school graduates with preferred experience in Family Practice, Emergency Medicine, or Public Health and must maintain licensure in Georgia. This role includes on-call responsibilities. Join a diverse and inclusive team focused on improving patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Experience in Family Practice, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Public Health preferred.
• Maintain current licensure within Georgia and DEA number.
• Obtain and maintain CPR certification and CME requirements.

Responsibilities

• Oversee medical care at the facility in compliance with standards.
• Provide direct medical care and supervise clinical staff.
• Ensure accurate documentation in EMR or approved formats.
• Manage emergency situations and adhere to formulary guidelines.
• Collaborate with Health Services Administrator for quality initiatives.

Skills

Direct patient care

Supervision of clinical staff

Emergency response

Quality improvement

Protocol review

Education

Medical school graduate

Job description

Viewing: Site Medical Director - 6 hours weekly

Compensation Information: $150 - $176 / hour

Department (Org): Administration

How you make a difference

The Site Medical Director oversees medical care at the assigned facility in compliance with company, institutional, NCCHC, and ACA standards. They provide direct patient care, supervise clinical staff, and ensure accurate, timely documentation in the EMR or approved formats. The role includes managing emergency situations, adhering to formulary guidelines, and utilizing in-house resources before external referrals. The Director collaborates with the Health Services Administrator to lead quality improvement initiatives, chronic care clinics, and pharmacy oversight. They also liaise with community health providers, review clinical protocols annually, and contribute to the continuous enhancement of patient outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide direct medical care, supervise staff, and ensure complete, accurate documentation of patient encounters.
• Respond to urgent and emergency situations, adhere to established formularies, and use in-house resources before external referrals.
• Oversee clinical program compliance with NCCHC and ACA standards, reviewing and approving protocols annually.
• Partner with the Health Services Administrator to lead quality improvement programs, chronic care clinics, and pharmacy monitoring.
• Serve as liaison with community healthcare providers and offer consultation to facility professionals.

Qualifications & Requirements

• Education: Medical school graduate.
• Experience: Experience in Family Practice, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine or Public Health preferred.
• Licenses/Certifications: Must have and maintain current licensure within the State of employment; maintain a current DEA number; obtain and maintain CPR certification; maintain privileges and CME requirements for continued medical practice in the State.
• Additional Details: August start (or sooner), 6 hours per week, On-Call responsibilities by telephone.

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