OTP Medical Director
Apply NowCompany: U.S Government
Location: Eugene, OR 97402
Description:
Summary:
Our goal is to provide comprehensive, effective and excellent services to our tribal membership, to inspire every employee to grow, and strengthen the communities where we live and work. We have more than more than 800 jobs in fields like health care, construction, forestry, hospitality, education, food service and more. Applications are accepted by [redacted] Please visit the link for apply here to see the completed listing of position summary, physical requirements, and required knowledge skills and abilities.
Under the supervision of the Chief Medical Officer, The OTP Medical Director is responsible for providing medical oversight and leadership for the Opioid Treatment Program (OTP). This role involves ensuring the provision of safe, high-quality care to individuals with opioid use disorder while adhering to all relevant federal, state and local regulations. The OTP Medical Director plays a key role in the program's clinical and administrative operations, working in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team to support individuals on their path to recovery. This position is roughly 70% clinical time (which will include a primary care panel and consultative services for pain management and addiction medicine) and 30% administrative time.
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Duties:
1. Conduct medical assessments, and evaluations for patients to determine their appropriateness for opioid use disorder treatment services. 2. Establish, maintain, and oversee written procedures for acquiring patient physical examinations, including medical histories and any laboratory tests or other special examinations necessary to assess and monitor patient health and treatment needs. e. Provide medical leadership to the entire program and provide direct supervision for all of the OTP program's medical services. 4. Ensure compliance with all federal, state, tribal, and local regulations and guidelines related to opioid treatment, including 42 CFR Part 2 and 42 CFR Part 8. 5. Provide leadership and strategic direction for OTP program to ensure high-quality patient care, program growth, and development. 6. Monitor program performance, quality of care, and compliance with accreditation standards, taking necessary actions to improve services. 7. Work with leadership to recruit, hire, and manage program medical staff, including physicians, advance practice providers, and nurses. 8. Provide supervision, guidance, and support to staff members to enhance their professional development. 9. Oversee the provision of evidence-based treatment and ensure that treatment plans align with best practices. 10. Monitor the medical quality of services, review patient records, and ensure that correctness of records and medical rationale for decisions. 11. Collect and analyze data related to patient outcomes, clinical performance, and compliance efforts. Identify trends, patterns, and areas for improvement. 12. Prepare and maintain accurate records of program operations, patient outcomes, and accreditation efforts. Generate reports to assess program performance. 13. Develop and implement emergency preparedness plans and response procedures for the program to ensure patient safety. 14. Participate in the development and revision of organizational policies and procedures to align with accreditation standards and best practices. 15. Foster positive relationships with the local community, stakeholders, and partners. Address community concerns and collaborate with relevant organizations to support program goals. 16. Stay informed about changes in opioid treatment regulations and maintain ongoing professional development. 17. Oversee the CLIA waived laboratory. 18. Maintain complete and accurate documentation of services provided. 19. Facilitate coordination and continuity of servi
Qualifications:
QUALIFICATIONS 1. Must be licensed as a Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy without restriction or subject to any disciplinary or corrective action from the Oregon Medical Board or have the ability to become licensed within 120 days. 2. Experience in Public Health setting, preferably working as a clinician in Indian Health Service, Tribal Health Program or at a Federally Qualified Health Center. 3. Board Certified in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, or other specialty practice. 4. Ability to provide oversight of CLIA waived laboratory. 5. Three (3) years of management and supervisory experience in a public health or medical outpatient setting is preferred. 6. Knowledge and experience with quality improvement and patient metrics are required. 7. Current and valid Oregon Driver's License in good standing is required with no insurability restrictions from the Tribe's insurance carrier. 8. Required to accept the responsibility of a mandatory reporter of abuse and neglect of infants and children, people who are elderly or dependent, individuals with mental illness or development disabilities or residents of nursing homes and other health care facilities. This includes reporting any evidence of physical injury, neglect, sexual or emotional abuse or financial exploitation. 9. First Aid/CPR certification required or ability to obtain within 90 days of employment.
Work Type:
Announcement #:
24-Coquille-OTPMD
Get Details & Apply:
https://www.coquilletribe.org/employment Exit Disclaimer: You Are Leaving www.ihs.gov
Our goal is to provide comprehensive, effective and excellent services to our tribal membership, to inspire every employee to grow, and strengthen the communities where we live and work. We have more than more than 800 jobs in fields like health care, construction, forestry, hospitality, education, food service and more. Applications are accepted by [redacted] Please visit the link for apply here to see the completed listing of position summary, physical requirements, and required knowledge skills and abilities.
Under the supervision of the Chief Medical Officer, The OTP Medical Director is responsible for providing medical oversight and leadership for the Opioid Treatment Program (OTP). This role involves ensuring the provision of safe, high-quality care to individuals with opioid use disorder while adhering to all relevant federal, state and local regulations. The OTP Medical Director plays a key role in the program's clinical and administrative operations, working in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team to support individuals on their path to recovery. This position is roughly 70% clinical time (which will include a primary care panel and consultative services for pain management and addiction medicine) and 30% administrative time.
More info about area:
https://www.coquilletribe.org Exit Disclaimer: You Are Leaving www.ihs.gov
Duties:
1. Conduct medical assessments, and evaluations for patients to determine their appropriateness for opioid use disorder treatment services. 2. Establish, maintain, and oversee written procedures for acquiring patient physical examinations, including medical histories and any laboratory tests or other special examinations necessary to assess and monitor patient health and treatment needs. e. Provide medical leadership to the entire program and provide direct supervision for all of the OTP program's medical services. 4. Ensure compliance with all federal, state, tribal, and local regulations and guidelines related to opioid treatment, including 42 CFR Part 2 and 42 CFR Part 8. 5. Provide leadership and strategic direction for OTP program to ensure high-quality patient care, program growth, and development. 6. Monitor program performance, quality of care, and compliance with accreditation standards, taking necessary actions to improve services. 7. Work with leadership to recruit, hire, and manage program medical staff, including physicians, advance practice providers, and nurses. 8. Provide supervision, guidance, and support to staff members to enhance their professional development. 9. Oversee the provision of evidence-based treatment and ensure that treatment plans align with best practices. 10. Monitor the medical quality of services, review patient records, and ensure that correctness of records and medical rationale for decisions. 11. Collect and analyze data related to patient outcomes, clinical performance, and compliance efforts. Identify trends, patterns, and areas for improvement. 12. Prepare and maintain accurate records of program operations, patient outcomes, and accreditation efforts. Generate reports to assess program performance. 13. Develop and implement emergency preparedness plans and response procedures for the program to ensure patient safety. 14. Participate in the development and revision of organizational policies and procedures to align with accreditation standards and best practices. 15. Foster positive relationships with the local community, stakeholders, and partners. Address community concerns and collaborate with relevant organizations to support program goals. 16. Stay informed about changes in opioid treatment regulations and maintain ongoing professional development. 17. Oversee the CLIA waived laboratory. 18. Maintain complete and accurate documentation of services provided. 19. Facilitate coordination and continuity of servi
Qualifications:
QUALIFICATIONS 1. Must be licensed as a Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy without restriction or subject to any disciplinary or corrective action from the Oregon Medical Board or have the ability to become licensed within 120 days. 2. Experience in Public Health setting, preferably working as a clinician in Indian Health Service, Tribal Health Program or at a Federally Qualified Health Center. 3. Board Certified in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, or other specialty practice. 4. Ability to provide oversight of CLIA waived laboratory. 5. Three (3) years of management and supervisory experience in a public health or medical outpatient setting is preferred. 6. Knowledge and experience with quality improvement and patient metrics are required. 7. Current and valid Oregon Driver's License in good standing is required with no insurability restrictions from the Tribe's insurance carrier. 8. Required to accept the responsibility of a mandatory reporter of abuse and neglect of infants and children, people who are elderly or dependent, individuals with mental illness or development disabilities or residents of nursing homes and other health care facilities. This includes reporting any evidence of physical injury, neglect, sexual or emotional abuse or financial exploitation. 9. First Aid/CPR certification required or ability to obtain within 90 days of employment.
Work Type:
Announcement #:
24-Coquille-OTPMD
Get Details & Apply:
https://www.coquilletribe.org/employment Exit Disclaimer: You Are Leaving www.ihs.gov