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Chief Medical Officer (CMO)
About the Company: Innovative primary care organization Industry Hospital & Health CareType Privately Held Founded 2018 Employees 1001-5000
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Chief Medical Officer (CMO) to join its dynamic and collaborative leadership team. The CMO will be the senior physician executive, responsible for providing strategic, clinical, and operational leadership to ensure the delivery of high-quality, patient-centered, value-based primary care. This role involves leading the clinical vision and strategy, championing evidence-based medicine, and driving initiatives that advance patient safety, clinical effectiveness, and innovation in care delivery. The ideal candidate will have an MD or DO degree, be board-certified in a relevant specialty, and have a strong background in leading physicians in value-based care and risk-based payment models, particularly within the Medicare Advantage space. Key responsibilities for the CMO include overseeing clinical quality and performance, leading population health initiatives, and collaborating with various enterprise functions to support organizational growth. The successful candidate will be a trusted presence among both clinical and administrative teams, with a focus on fostering a culture of respect and continuous improvement. Essential functions also include physician recruitment, mentorship, and development, as well as ensuring compliance with regulatory and payer-specific requirements. The CMO will work closely with the executive team to define the organization's future and advance its mission of delivering exceptional care at the lowest appropriate cost. Hiring Manager Title Chief Executive Officer FunctionsMedical Care/Hospital Administration

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