The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) is an Executive position which provides medical perspective, knowledge, experience and leadership to the CEO and serves as the primary advisor to the CEO regarding medical and clinical services within TCRHCC integrated health system. The CMO provides leadership to and supervises the Division Chiefs and is responsible for the Division Chiefs mentoring, evaluations, oversight, promotions, and when necessary, discipline within the Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation’s health system.
In the CMO’s capacity as the primary medical services advisor to the CEO, the CMO is responsible for making recommendations regarding the overall strategic direction and oversight of the medical services and programs and of providing direction over the hospital’s medical management which includes, but is not limited to, electronic health records clinical system development and maintenance, and recommendations on the development, operations and implementation of other healthcare system medical objectives. The CMO, along with the CEO, is responsible for advising and assisting the Chief of Staff of the organization for the quality and provision of medical services and in setting and accomplishing the overall mission and goals of TCRHCC.
Besides maintaining and serving in the administrative role to the CEO, the CMO may be an active medical staff member, who may include as part of his/her duties, providing clinical services and patient care for TCRHCC. The exact amount and nature of these clinical services and patient care shall be determined between the CMO and the CEO at the time of the CMO’s employment. The CMO also serves as a leader on the Senior Leadership Council (SLC) and as an active participant in Medical Executive Committee.
The CMO serves as a medical service advisor to the Board of Directors and provides the Board input and assistance to evaluate the hospital’s performance related to TCRHCC’s mission, vision and goals, as set forth in TCRHCC bylaws and as required by Joint Commission standards.
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NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS
Education:
A Medical Degree, MD or DO from a program accredited by the American Association of Medical Colleges or the American Osteopathic Association; Board Certified. Must meet requirements for medical licensure.
Experience:
Requires a minimum of ten (10) years’ experience in clinical practice and ten (10) years’ experience as Medical Director in a progressive healthcare administration management experience in a large complex health care organization or hospital system. Clinical and Medical Director Experience may be concurrent.
Other Skills &Abilities:
A record of satisfactory performance in all prior and current employment as evidenced by positive employment references from previous and current employers. All employment references must address and indicate success in each one of the following areas:
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