Medical Director/Physician-Part Time - Warrenton, VA

Role Overview

This Medical Director role offers an exciting opportunity for an experienced physician to provide clinical leadership, elevate standards of care, and support operational excellence across post‑acute facilities in the Warrenton area. The successful candidate will work closely with facility leadership and multidisciplinary teams to improve clinical outcomes, ensure regulatory compliance, and champion person‑centered care.

Benefits for Our Medical Director

• Leadership position with influence over clinical practice and quality initiatives
• Flexible scheduling to support work‑life balance
• Competitive compensation
• Clinical autonomy and the ability to shape local care pathways
• Supportive interdisciplinary team and administrative backing
• Opportunities for professional development and peer consultation
• Access to discounted Medical Malpractice Insurance

Key Responsibilities

• Provide strategic clinical leadership and direction for physicians and advanced practice clinicians
• Oversee delivery of high‑quality, person‑centered care within post‑acute and long‑term care settings
• Collaborate with nursing and facility leadership to develop and implement care plans, policies and quality improvement initiatives
• Ensure compliance with federal, state and facility regulations and standards of care
• Lead clinical education, mentorship and performance review activities for medical staff
• Participate in multidisciplinary rounds, case review and family conferences as required
• Utilize Electronic Medical Records (EMR) for accurate documentation, data review and clinical decision‑making

Qualifications and Required Skills

• MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school
• Board certified in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine or Geriatric Medicine preferred
• Active and unrestricted Virginia medical license and current DEA registration
• Proven experience in a leadership or medical director role within post‑acute, long‑term care or similar healthcare settings preferred
• Excellent communication, organizational and leadership skills
• Commitment to compassionate, patient‑centered care and continuous quality improvement
• Proficiency with Electronic Medical Record systems and clinical documentation