Part-Time Medical Director OTP

About the role

BAART Programs, a progressive substance abuse treatment organization, delivers medically‑supervised services for adults in a variety of modalities and settings. As the largest specialty organization addressing the opioid crisis, BAART offers unlimited opportunities to make a difference, committed to treating patients and each other with dignity and respect in a culture that fosters excellence. The Medical Director serves as the Physician for one or more narcotic treatment programs (NTP) as designated by BayMark and accepted by the Physician. This individual provides patient care, medical evaluation, establishes dosing levels, and interacts as necessary with Federal, state, county, and other regulatory bodies. The Medical Director trains and manages subordinate physician extenders and provides health‑care services directly to patients under the direction and responsibility of the CEO and Medical Director – OTP. BAART Programs is committed to the highest quality of patient care in a comfortable outpatient clinic setting, aiming to address the physical, emotional, and mental aspects of opioid use disorder to help each patient achieve long‑term recovery and an improved quality of life.

Responsibilities

• Perform professional physician services and required administrative duties.
• Ensure all staff practice Universal Precautions and are aware of emergency medical procedures for medical emergencies.
• Work under operational supervision.
• Assume medical responsibility for the Clinic and supervise all medical services rendered to patients in the Medical Director’s absence.
• Authorize and supervise dispensing of daily narcotic replacement therapy and other medication by medical staff in the Medical Director’s absence.
• May include working with Methadone Detox, Maintenance Program, Intensive Outpatient Program, and/or Primary Care.

Requirements

• Board Certified/Eligible in Addiction Medicine.
• 1‑2 years of Addiction Medicine experience.
• Licensed in good standing to practice medicine as a physician in Vermont.
• Current and valid DEA registration; no prior DEA application denial, revocation, or surrender for cause.
• Medicaid/Medicare eligible.
• Drug rehabilitation training and knowledge.

Benefits

• 401K Retirement Plan.
• Accrued Sick Time.
• Candidate Referral Program.
• Bereavement Leave.
• Jury Duty & Witness Duty Leave.
• BayMark University Learning.

Total compensation goes beyond the value on the paycheck; please consider the total compensation package by contacting BayMark Health Services for more information.

Pay

Salary ranges from $168 to $202.88 per hour.