Physician Medical Director - Occupational Medicine

Medical Director - Occupational Medicine Multiple California Locations Available San Bernardino Fresno Santa Monica Stockton Milpitas Sunnyvale Brentwood Walnut Creek City of Industry Vernon Los Angeles Rancho Dominguez Orange Gardena Irvine Santa Fe Springs Compensation: Competitive Base Salary + Performance Bonus ($30,000-$100,000) + Annual Medical Director Stipend ($10,000-$12,000) A leading healthcare organization specializing in occupational medicine and workforce health is seeking a Medical Director to provide clinical leadership while maintaining an active patient care practice. This role offers an excellent opportunity for a physician who enjoys hands‑on medicine and is interested in expanding into a leadership position without giving up clinical responsibilities. Physicians benefit from a predictable outpatient environment with no hospital rounds, no inpatient responsibilities, and no overnight call requirements. Position Summary The Medical Director serves as the clinical leader for an assigned medical center while continuing to provide direct patient care. This individual will partner with operational and medical leadership to ensure quality patient outcomes, support clinical staff, and drive best practices in occupational health and injury management. Responsibilities Evaluate and treat occupational injuries and illnesses Diagnose and manage musculoskeletal conditions and acute medical issues Perform occupational health, regulatory, and pre-employment examinations Conduct return-to-work evaluations and functional recovery planning Review diagnostic studies, including basic X-ray interpretation Perform outpatient procedures including suturing, splinting, and foreign body removal Provide medical leadership and clinical oversight to providers and staff Support quality assurance initiatives and clinical best practices Collaborate with clinic operations and regional leadership teams Ensure consistent delivery of high-quality patient care Assist with regulatory compliance and occupational medicine programs Qualifications MD or DO from an accredited medical school Board Certified or Board Eligible Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid participation Active or eligible for unrestricted state medical licensure Active DEA registration or eligibility to obtain Comfortable treating patients ages 2 and older Ability to perform common outpatient procedures Willingness to obtain DOT Medical Examiner Certification if needed Physicians with experience in any of the following specialties are encouraged to apply: Occupational Medicine Family Medicine Emergency Medicine Urgent Care Sports Medicine Internal Medicine with procedural experience Why Physicians Consider This Opportunity Leadership Without Leaving Patient Care Medical Director responsibilities combined with active clinical practice Opportunity to mentor providers and influence clinical operations Visible leadership role within a large healthcare organization Work-Life Balance Primarily weekday schedules No overnight call No hospital rounding No inpatient responsibilities Limited weekend requirements in many locations Expand Your Occupational Medicine Expertise Workers' Compensation Occupational Medicine Return-to-Work Programs DOT Physicals Disability and Functional Capacity Evaluations Workplace Injury Prevention Employer Health Services The ideal physician is a strong clinician who enjoys working independently in a fast‑paced outpatient environment and is interested in assuming medical leadership responsibilities while continuing to care for patients. #J-18808-Ljbffr Suzanne Snell Human Resources & Recruiting