Team Physician Associate Medical Director

Overview Why You'll Love Being a Team Physician Associate Medical Director at AccentCare We are AccentCare Medical Group - A family of Physicians and Nurse Practitioners passionate about serious illness and end-of-life care. We are present in the full breadth of the continuum, from the patient's home and virtual space, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, and acute care hospitals. We provide care where the care is needed. Our family includes Intensivists, Oncologists, Geriatricians, Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Nephrologists, and Hospice and Palliative Care Physicians and Nurse Practitioners. We are passionate about education and collaborating with each other to drive the best patient outcomes for all who trust us with their care. Offer Based on Years of Experience What You Need to Know Team Physician - Associate Medical Director Responsibilities The Team Physician - Associate Medical Director will partner with the interdisciplinary care team and be a strong leader in Interdisciplinary Group (IDG) meetings to ensure that a care plan is in place, that a patient's needs are well anticipated, and that all regulatory requirements are met. Committed to each patient's experience, Team Physicians are required to participate in in-person visits and virtual visits when appropriate. Documentation of visits is required to ensure that all patients have access to their benefits. Our Team Physician will participate in a Call Coverage Rotation to ensure any needs that have not been anticipated during IDG are met and to serve those newly admitted. The AccentCare Medical Group expectation is that the Hospice Team Physician will exemplify what it means to be part of a Care Team and will lead learning initiatives with the Interdisciplinary Team and the community around end-of-life issues. Why AccentCare? Team Physician Qualifications Maintains an active License and DEA in the state where care is being provided. Seasons Medical Group #J-18808-Ljbffr AccentCare