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Medical Director (Center Physician)

Ubertal Inc

Toledo, OH • On-site

Contractor

Re-posted 23 days ago

Job description

Job Title: Medical Director (Center Physician)

Location: Toledo, OH (Onsite; limited remote tasks may be permitted)


Job Type: Contract | Full-Time (40 hours/week)

Duration: 12 months (multi‑year extension option indicated)
 

About the Role
Seeking a Medical Director to provide medical oversight at a plasma collection center, serve as the primary physician for regulatory reporting, and ensure compliance with FDA, CLIA/COLA, and cGMP standards. Responsibilities include directing Center Medical Staff, overseeing donor suitability and incident reviews, and maintaining high medical and quality standards. Lab Director qualifications are preferred.

Key Responsibilities

  • Serve as the primary physician for FDA reporting; monitor medical compliance per Title 21 CFR and applicable state regulations.

  • Fulfill or delegate CLIA roles (laboratory director, technical or clinical consultant); ensure CLIA/COLA training, proficiency testing (hematocrit, total protein), and standardization logs are completed.

  • Maintain cGMP adherence via collaboration with center management and quality; be onsite for agreed hours.

  • Provide medical oversight and training for Medical Staff Associates (MSAs) and physicians; evaluate new MSAs and recommend certification completion.

  • Review and sign MSA notebooks weekly; sample-review screening evaluations and unsuitable test result communications.

  • Conduct monthly meetings with MSAs; document discussions; participate in weekly meetings with center leadership and the Quality Assurance Team.

  • Advise on donor suitability for serial plasmapheresis; conduct confidential donor interviews and respond to eligibility questions.

  • Review/sign moderate and severe medical incident reports before donor re-entry; review SPE results and document approvals to resume donating.

  • Oversee medical supplies and emergency equipment; ensure confidentiality of donor, employee, and center records.

  • Support non‑RBC immunization and hyper‑immune programs where applicable, including required evaluations, approvals, and presence during immunizations; provide monthly reports to divisional leadership.

  • Perform center physician duties as needed: notify donors of unsuitable results, conduct screening medical evaluations, determine suitability, and explain informed consent.

  • Perform additional medically related services as requested.

Required Qualifications

  • MD or DO from an accredited medical or osteopathic school.

  • Active, unrestricted medical license in Ohio (must be maintained).

  • Minimum one year of residency training (MD or DO).

  • Knowledge of infectious disease markers (HIV, HBV, HCV, syphilis) and donor health/safety standards.

  • Experience in regulated clinical/laboratory settings (FDA, CLIA/COLA, cGMP).

  • Strong leadership, documentation, and communication skills; ability to train and mentor clinical staff.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Lab Director qualifications preferred.

  • Prior experience in plasma/blood collection operations.

  • Experience serving in CLIA laboratory leadership/consultant roles.

  • Participation in Quality Assurance teams and regulatory audits.

Key Skills
Center Physician Oversight | FDA/CLIA/COLA Compliance | cGMP | Donor Suitability | Medical Staff Training | Incident Review | SPE Result Review | Quality Governance | Confidentiality

Interview & Work Details

  • Interview Format: Webcam or in‑person.

  • Schedule: Full‑time; onsite presence for agreed hours. Limited remote activities may be permitted per policy.

  • Notes: Backup CMD coverage for the Toledo center; potential multi‑year engagement with annual extensions.