Physician Principal - Justice Involved Services

Job Summary

The Physician Principal is responsible for providing expertise and advice to help organizations improve their business performance in terms of operations, profitability, management, structure, and strategy; develops and maintains client relationships; and is responsible for achieving firm expectations for effective client services (i.e., project direction, project management, and work product quality).

Responsibilities

• Performs business development activities to expand funded work from existing clients or new clients.
• Develops and maintains a pipeline of future work that demonstrates a likelihood of achieving business development requirements in future periods.
• Both lead and participate in proposal development and submission.
• Mets with clients to understand requirements.
• Gathers and organizes information about the issue to be solved or the procedure to be improved.
• Analyzes data to identify and understand issues to be addressed.
• Presents findings to clients.
• Provides advice, implementation plans, and/or suggestions for improvement according to project objectives.
• Evaluates the client's needs as warranted and adjusts as appropriate.
• Ensures that all deliverables are high quality.
• Serves as a subject matter expert on projects.
• Undertakes internal and external short-term or long-term projects to address identified issues and needs.
• Develops and documents tools, analysis, frameworks, tracking tools, road maps, dashboards, and other approaches to manage a variety of large and small projects.
• Led and manages teams, provides feedback and development, and advances internal initiatives.
• Serves as a mentor for other staff members, as requested.

Qualifications

• Minimum of a medical degree (MD or DO), as well as a current active license is required.
• A master’s degree in a related discipline is strongly preferred.
• Minimum of 15 years of progressively increasing prior leadership or management experience in work involving publicly funded healthcare including, but not limited to policy, administration, operations, compliance, research, consulting, and/or evaluation.