Alternate Medical Director

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samuel contract staffingWest Peoria (IL)

Physicians, All Other All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services

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About the role

We are a global healthcare leader and a pioneer in the plasma derivatives industry. We are seeking a licensed Physicianfrom any medical background to serve as our part‑time Alternate Medical Director. This role is ideal for a practicing or retired medical professional looking for a minimal‑time commitment. You will provide essential clinical oversight, review laboratory quality control, and ensure regulatory compliance for our plasma collection facility.

Key Responsibilities: Regulatory Oversight:

Serve as the designated Medical/Laboratory Director to satisfy CLIA, FDA, and state regulations.
Quality Review:
Conduct monthly reviews of center laboratory quality control logs, proficiency testing, and center safety protocols.
Donor & Staff Support:
Review complex donor suitability cases, oversee medical staff training certifications, and address any infrequent adverse event reports.
Audit Preparation:
Ensure the center remains audit‑ready for internal, federal, and state regulatory inspections.
Qualifications & Education:

Education: Medical Degree (MD or DO).

Licensure: Current, unrestricted medical license in the state of operation. Schedule & Compensation:

Hours: Approximately2 hours per monthtotal. Flexibility: Work hours are highly flexible. Monthly hours can be scheduled at your convenience during center operational hours to fit your existing medical practice or personal schedule.

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