Medical Director (Physician) Quad Cities

Essential Functions & Responsibilities

• Serves as medical director for skilled nursing facilities (SNF) and participates in administrative and quality initiatives for the facilities he or she is responsible for.
• Attends and participates in monthly quality assurance and process improvement meetings.
• Participates in quality improvement initiatives.
• Provides guidance to facility staff.
• Reviews and revises (if necessary) facility's clinical guidelines.
• Insur compliance with state and federal regulations.
• Trains facility staff.
• Supervises facility clinical staff.
• Serves as the attending physician for the residents residing at each facility.
• Serves as a resource for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants to manage day-to-day resident care at each facility.
• Provides high quality, patient-centered, comprehensive primary care services by rounding on patients residing in SNFs.
• Diagnoses and treats patients with acute illness, such as bacterial and viral infections, as well as chronic diseases and conditions, such as hypertension, heart disease, or diabetes.
• Participates in Theoria's Chronic Care Management, Transitional Care, RPM and other medical quality initiatives and programs.
• Supervises collaborating nurse practitioners and physicians assistants.
• Utilizes electronic/online medical tools such as EHR systems and state/county medical systems utilized for Death Certificates and administrative functions.

Company Overview

Leading the charge in healthcare innovation, Allure HealthCare Service offers a unique blend of medical excellence and technological advancement, primarily serving the post-acute and primary care sectors. Our extensive network includes multispecialty physician services and RPM, covering skilled nursing facilities. In our national push for expansion, we're scouting for the brightest nurse practitioners and physicians eager to drive change and deliver superior care. Join us for a rewarding career that promises professional growth, flexibility, and the chance to shape the future of healthcare.

Shift Structure

Shifts are flexible depending on physicians' schedule; typically, medical directors work a minimum of 2-3 days/week at each facility they oversee; rounding times are flexible with no set start and end time. Preferably, physicians start in the morning between 7-10 a.m. and finish their day when their caseload has been seen; this is an in-person position.