Crossroads Treatment Centers is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Since 2005, Crossroads has been at the forefront of treating patients with opioid use disorder. Crossroads is a family of professionals dedicated to providing the most accessible, highest quality, evidence-based medication assisted treatment (MAT) options to combat the growing opioid epidemic and helping people with opioid use disorder start their path to recovery. This comprehensive approach to treatment, the gold standard in care for opioid use disorder, has been shown to prevent more deaths from overdose and lead to long-term recovery. We are committed to bringing critical services to communities across the U.S. to improve access to treatment for over 26,500 patients. Our clinics are all outpatient and office-based, with clinics in Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, North and South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. As an equal opportunity employer, we celebrate diversity and are committed to an inclusive environment for all employees and patients. Day in the Life of a Medical Director • Evaluate and manage patients with opioid use disorder in our outpatient clinic settings • Prescribe appropriate medications and treatments as indicated by patient assessment • Complete medical documentation per Crossroads standards • Collaborate with clinic staff to provide holistic care to patients, including referrals to other medical providers and community services • Provide injections if needed • APP collaboration​ Schedule & Locations • Primary center: Tyler • Target weekly hours: 8 hours (in person once a week 5am-11am and admin work no more than 30 minutes 4 days a week) Education and Licensure Requirements • MD or DO with an active, unrestricted Texas medical licensure, DEA and authorized to practice medicine in Texas. • Minimum of two (2) years of experience in addiction medicine, preferably with experience treating patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) and/or providing medication for opioid use disorder. • Board certified in primary specialty in one of the following: Family Practice/Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, General Practice, Psychiatry • Experience in an Opioid Treatment Program (OTP), substance use disorder (SUD) treatment setting, addiction medicine practice or similar clinical environment, • Must meet applicable requirements of the Texas Administrative Code governing Narcotic Treatment Programs and Medical Directors. Position Benefits • W-2 employment, permanent part-time, with competitive pay based on experience with MAT • Malpractice insurance coverage • 401K plan with employer match (Immediately vested in the employer match) • EAP (24/7 support) • Health Advocate Services (support and guidance to help you through legal issues) • Calm Health subscription (personalized programs created by mental health professionals) • Previ (phone plan discounts) • Tickets at Work (exclusive deals) • Access to a banking & investing program