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Medical Director
Austin, Texas, United States
Job Summary
Occupation
Physician
Specialty
Addiction Medicine
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Permanent/Full-Time
Work Environment
Hospital
Location
New London, Connecticut, United States
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job Description
Last Update:
4/17/18
WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS JOB
Make a difference and realize your passion for medicine again. Place
yourself at the forefront of solving one of the biggest epidemics in our
nation. Join an office-based medical practice and a team of doctors using
high-quality, evidence-based medical treatment in a collaborative team
environment. Learn how to treat an illness that if left untreated is often
terminal, and never turn away a patient who needs your help! You will
receive excellent, free training and education to prepare you to practice
safe, life-saving medicine for patients in your community. Learn best
practices using an award-winning treatment methodology that revolutionizes
the way substance use disorders are treated andbe part of the solution!
Plus, you will enjoy an excellent work life balance, no patient quotas, and
a best-in-class support team.JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Provide medical review for patients
- Medication management
- Help patients develop their knowledge and understanding of their
condition
- Help patients learn to utilize the tools they need to recover and
avoid relapse
- Provide oversight and direction for other practitioners
- Foster a team of compassionate care providers who effectively treat
patients to recovery
- Oversee and ensure program adherence
QUALIFICATIONS
Required:
- Valid medical license in state of practice
- Board Certified. IM, FM or EM preferred
- Controlled Substance Registration Certificate and DEA
- DEA X Waiver (company will assist you in obtaining this if needed)
- Experience using electronic medical records (EMR) software
- Willingness to obtain board certification in Addiction Medicine within
two years of hire (training and testing paid by company)
Preferred:
- Previous experience in a chemical dependency treatment environment
Make a difference and realize your passion for medicine again. Place
yourself at the forefront of solving one of the biggest epidemics in our
nation. Join an office-based medical practice and a team of doctors using
high-quality, evidence-based medical treatment in a collaborative team
environment. Learn how to treat an illness that if left untreated is often
terminal, and never turn away a patient who needs your help! You will
receive excellent, free training and education to prepare you to practice
safe, life-saving medicine for patients in your community. Learn best
practices using an award-winning treatment methodology that revolutionizes
the way substance use disorders are treated andbe part of the solution!
Plus, you will enjoy an excellent work life balance, no patient quotas, and
a best-in-class support team.JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Provide medical review for patients
- Medication management
- Help patients develop their knowledge and understanding of their
condition
- Help patients learn to utilize the tools they need to recover and
avoid relapse
- Provide oversight and direction for other practitioners
- Foster a team of compassionate care providers who effectively treat
patients to recovery
- Oversee and ensure program adherence
QUALIFICATIONS
Required:
- Valid medical license in state of practice
- Board Certified. IM, FM or EM preferred
- Controlled Substance Registration Certificate and DEA
- DEA X Waiver (company will assist you in obtaining this if needed)
- Experience using electronic medical records (EMR) software
- Willingness to obtain board certification in Addiction Medicine within
two years of hire (training and testing paid by company)
Preferred:
- Previous experience in a chemical dependency treatment environment