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Interim Associate Chief Medical Officer

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confidentialMillbrae (CA)

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Interim Associate Chief Medical Officer
About the Company: Leading community-based health system Industry Hospital & Health CareType Non Profit Founded 1962 Employees 10,001+Categories Health Care B2C Marketplace Specialtiescancer research and clinical trials primary care specialty care medical center hospital outpatient care foundation community programs non-profit urgent care and emergency care
About the Role: The Company is seeking an Associate Chief Medical Officer to provide physician executive leadership for hospital and clinical operations in partnership with hospital leadership. The role supports daily operations, patient flow and throughput, quality and patient safety, medical staff governance, utilization, and case management. Responsibilities include using clinical and operational data to guide improvement efforts, resolving barriers to safe and timely care, supporting physician engagement and performance, and helping address patient concerns. The Associate Chief Medical Officer also contributes to strategic, financial, and workforce planning and leads or participates in cross-functional initiatives. Candidates must hold an M.D. or D.O. degree from an accredited medical school, have at least three years of clinical practice and physician leadership experience, and be eligible for medical staff appointment and clinical privileges. An active, unrestricted medical license and current board certification in an applicable specialty are required. Experience working with interdisciplinary leadership teams is essential; hospital operations, quality, patient safety, utilization, and case management experience are preferred. Advanced education in business, public health, healthcare administration, or leadership is also preferred. Hiring Manager Title Hospital Chief Medical Officer FunctionsMedical Care/Hospital Administration

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