MD or DO degree with board certification in psychiatry or addiction medicine
5-7 years of clinical experience in addiction treatment or behavioral health
Strong understanding of regulatory compliance and clinical governance
Proven leadership skills in supervising medical staff and educational programs
Experience in managing opioid treatment programs and medication management
Familiarity with clinical trials and grant writing in a healthcare setting
Excellent communication and collaboration skills with cross-functional teams
Responsibilities
Develop clinical guidelines and policies to ensure compliance with regulatory standards
Supervise and evaluate medical providers to enhance patient care quality
Manage scheduling and coverage for medical staff to optimize productivity
Oversee medication management for opioid agonist treatments and patient evaluations
Coordinate fellowship programs and provide clinical supervision for trainees
Collaborate with executive leadership to implement medical service improvements
Engage in research and grant opportunities to advance clinical practices
Benefits
Comprehensive health insurance plans
Retirement savings options with employer contributions
Professional development opportunities and continuing education support
Flexible work schedules to promote work-life balance
Access to cutting-edge resources and technology in addiction medicine
Full Job Description
Medical Director OTP
The duties listed below are intended only as illustrations of the various types of work that may be performed. The omission of specific statements of duties does not exclude them from the position.
Clinical Governance & Regulatory Compliance: Provides medical direction and develops clinical guidelines, policies, and procedures to meet DCF, AHCA, SAMHSA, DEA, and accreditation standards for all medical and nursing staff.
Provider Supervision & Education: Performs clinical supervision, case reviews, and performance appraisals for medical providers; educates staff on the care process to optimize patient outcomes.
Operations & Scheduling: Manages scheduling and coverage for medical providers in coordination with the Director of Nursing to meet productivity targets and ensure timely patient care.
OTP & Medication Management: Oversees the ordering, dispensing, administration, and accounting of opioid agonist medications (e.g., methadone, buprenorphine), including the evaluation of patients and approval of take-home privileges.
Academic & Fellowship Oversight: Reviews and manages fellowship agreements, coordinates onsite programs, and provides clinical supervision and required reporting for USF fellows, residents, and APRN preceptor programs.
Executive & Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partners with the Chief Clinical Officer and Director of Nursing to implement medical service changes, and acts as the medical expert for external vendors and facilities.
Grants, Trials, & Research: Collaborates with the executive team to identify, develop, and participate in clinical trials and behavioral health grant opportunities.
Professional Development: Maintains cutting-edge expertise and institutional knowledge in behavioral health, addiction medicine, and psychiatry.
Ad-Hoc Responsibilities: Performs other pertinent duties as assigned to support the operational and clinical goals of the organization.
