Chief Medical Director; Senior Physician

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In this leadership role you will shape, guide and implement strategies to advance robust service delivery within JCOD’s purview; enhance care coordination and care integration approaches across multiple service delivery systems; and oversee structural processes that support delivery of services by JCOD and its contracted Provider Network.

WHAT WILL I DO AS A CHIEF MEDICAL DIRECTOR SENIOR PHYSICIAN?

• Coordinates and facilitates regular communication and collaboration between JCOD and health department teams to align clinical and non-clinical services effectively.
• Ensures that both clinical and non-clinical efforts are integrated seamlessly to optimize client outcomes.
• Serves as a point of contact for health partners to address coordination challenges and finds solutions that benefit JCOD clients.
• Develops comprehensive program policies for JCOD that appropriately address non-clinical service components and clear mechanisms to provide connections to clinical services.
• Collaborates with stakeholders to ensure policies adhere to best practices, regulations, and the organization's mission.
• Regularly reviews and updates policies to reflect evolving industry standards and client needs.
• Cultivates strong relationships with health partners to maximize positive outcomes for JCOD clients.
• Collaborates on joint initiatives, shares insights, and leverages each partner's strengths to enhance client wellbeing.
• Participates in collaborative meetings, working groups, and joint planning efforts to align strategies.
• Fosters communication amongst non-clinical teams within the JCOD framework and clinical teams.
• Facilitates clear communication and mutual understanding between these teams to achieve cohesive service delivery.
• Addresses any discrepancies or challenges that arise due to the convergence of clinical and non-clinical efforts.
• Analyzes program data to identify trends, gaps, and areas for improvement in non-clinical service delivery and works with health partners to communicate improvements in clinical service delivery.
• Collaborates with teams to develop strategies based on data insights, aiming to enhance overall program effectiveness.
• Monitors progress and adjusts strategies as needed to achieve optimal client outcomes.
• Contributes clinical expertise to program development and expansion efforts, ensuring alignment with evidence-based practices.
• Collaborates with program managers to integrate clinical insights into program design, evaluation, and client care pathways.
• Provides guidance on the implementation of best practices within JCOD services.
• Provides mentorship and guidance to staff members, particularly in aspects related to care coordination and integration.
• Supports staff in navigating the complexities of working with health partners to combine clinical and non-clinical services effectively.
• Fosters a culture of continuous learning and collaboration among team members.
• Fulfills any additional responsibilities or tasks assigned by supervisors or program leadership.
• Responds to emerging needs, participates in cross-functional initiatives, and contributes to the overall success of the JCOD program.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE:

TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE:

One year of experience in medical practice, post-graduate training, teaching, or investigative work*.

* Medical practice, post-graduate training, teaching, or investigative work must take place in the medical field.

A valid California Class C Driver's License or the ability to apply an alternative method of transportation when needed to carry out job-related essential functions.

** Applicants who possess the required California State Physician and Surgeon's Certificate authorized by the Board of Medical Examiners of the State of California must attach legible…