Medical Director Overview • The Medical Director will oversee clinical operations and provide leadership in a dynamic outpatient setting. • Focus on delivering exceptional care to patients, including those with HIV/AIDS, in a supportive environment. • Collaborate with a dedicated team of healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient outcomes. • Engage in administrative duties and contribute to organizational growth and community health initiatives. • Enjoy a work-life balance with no night or weekend shifts required. • Participate in shared call schedules and maintain a patient-focused approach to care. • Benefit from comprehensive support, including Practice Managers, Medical Assistants, and Registered Nurses. • Contribute to LGBTQ+ health research and community leadership in HIV care. Medical Director Key Responsibilities & Duties • Lead clinical operations and ensure adherence to medical standards and protocols. • Provide direct patient care in an outpatient setting, focusing on HIV/AIDS treatment. • Supervise and mentor Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) and other medical staff. • Collaborate with administrative teams to enhance clinic efficiency and patient satisfaction. • Participate in community health initiatives and advocate for LGBTQ+ health equity. • Conduct clinical research and contribute to advancements in HIV/AIDS treatment. • Ensure compliance with state medical board regulations and organizational policies. • Manage patient schedules and maintain high standards of care delivery. Medical Director Job Requirements • Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree with valid state medical board license. • Minimum of 5 years of experience, preferably 7 years, in clinical practice. • Experience in treating HIV/AIDS patients in outpatient primary care settings. • AAHIVM Certification required within 18 months of hire. • Valid DEA and furnishing license; current CPR/BLS certification. • Proven leadership skills in managing healthcare teams and operations. • Comfortable working with LGBTQ+ community and advocating for health equity. • Strong commitment to patient care and community health improvement.