Open Cities Health Center
This role is responsible for overseeing all clinical services, supervising multiple clinical directors, and serving as the Director of Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement. The position involves strategic management duties including recruitment, clinical supervision, policy development, and serving as Laboratory Director, as well as providing direct clinical care to patients.
Key Responsibilities
- • Is responsible for the oversight of all clinical services provided by OCHC.
- • Supervises and evaluates the Dental Director, Eye Director, Behavioral Health Director, Chiropractic Director, and QA/QI Coordinator.
- • Serves as the Director of Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement.
- • Creates and monitors the Continuous Quality Improvement Plan.
- • Presents monthly reports to the Board of Directors.
- • Leads the recruitment and selection process for medical providers.
- • Performs clinical supervision of medical providers, including regular performance appraisals, fitness for duty, and competence assessments.
- • Provides supervision of clinical scheduling, call, and leave for medical staff.
- • Provides supervision of continuing professional education, in-service training, and orientation of new providers.
- • Approves student affiliation agreements and student rotations, responsible for the overall performance of clinical students in the health center.
- • Ensures integration of medical services into OCHC’s overall comprehensive services.
- • Advises on the purchase of medical equipment.
- • Leads planning for the development and/or improvement of clinical programs.
- • Facilitates medical staff/provider meetings.
- • Performs or delegates responsibility for quarterly peer reviews.
- • Develops and monitors standards of care, medical policies, and procedures.
- • Is responsible for the credentialing and privileging of the medical staff.
- • Keeps abreast of FTCA and HRSA regulations and advises the management team on necessary changes.
- • Serves as the Laboratory Director.
- • Provides direct clinical care to patients.
- • Assists staff with treatment modalities pertinent to OCHC patient populations.
- • Other duties as assigned.
- • Adheres to the Standards and Expectations of Clinical Providers.
Required
- • M.D. or D.O. degree from an accredited medical school.
- • Board-certified in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, or Psychiatry.
- • Current State of Minnesota medical license.
- • Current DEA License.
- • Five or more years of experience in practicing medicine.
- • Working knowledge of total quality management concepts, statistical tools, and continuous quality improvement techniques.
Preferred
- • Experience with the operating requirements of primary care programs funded by HRSA preferred.
- • Experience working with patients with low-income and other barriers to care.
- • Management experience in an FQHC.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Strategic Management (40%)
- Is responsible for the oversight of all clinical services provided by OCHC.
- Supervises and evaluates the Dental Director, Eye Director, Behavioral Health Director, Chiropractic Director, and QA/QI Coordinator.
- Serves as the Director of Quality Assurance/Quality Improvement. Creates and monitors the monitor the Continuous Quality Improvement Plan.
- Presents monthly reports to the Board of Directors
- Leads the recruitment and selection process for medical providers.
- Performs clinical supervision of medical providers, including regular performance appraisals, fitness for duty, and competence assessments.
- Provides supervision of clinical scheduling, call, and leave for medical staff.
- Provides supervision of continuing professional education, in-service training, and orientation of new providers.
- Approves student affiliation agreements and student rotations, responsible for the overall performance of clinical students in the health center.
- Ensures integration of medical services into OCHC’s overall comprehensive services.
- Advises on the purchase of medical equipment.
- Leads planning for the development and/or improvement of clinical programs.
- Facilitates medical staff/provider meetings.
- Performs or delegates responsibility for quarterly peer reviews.
- Develops and monitors standards of care, medical policies, and procedures.
- Is responsible for the credentialing and privileging of the medical staff.
- Keeps abreast of FTCA and HRSA regulations and advises the management team on necessary changes.
- Serves as the Laboratory Director.
Clinical Care (60% time)
- Provides direct clinical care to patients.
- Assists staff with treatment modalities pertinent to OCHC patient populations.
Other
- Other duties as assigned.
- Adheres to the Standards and Expectations of Clinical Providers (following).
QUALIFICATIONS:
- M.D. or D.O. degree from an accredited medical school.
- Board-certified in Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, or Psychiatry.
- Current State of Minnesota medical license.
- Current DEA License.
- Five or more years of experience in practicing medicine.
- Working knowledge of total quality management concepts, statistical tools, and continuous quality improvement techniques.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience with the operating requirements of primary care programs funded by HRSA preferred.
- Experience working with patients with low-income and other barriers to care.
- Management experience in an FQHC.
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