Director of Clinical Services (NP or PA)
$130,000–$155,000 annually
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$130,000–$155,000 annually
About the role
- Lead the clinical side of new employer program launches. Work with PartneredWell and center operations to prepare teams, train providers and support staff, and verify that centers are meeting client commitments, priority access standards, and reporting requirements.
- Serve as the primary point of contact for clinicians with questions about program workflows, protocols, and medication dispensing. Coach providers and bring recurring issues and frontline feedback to clinical and operational leadership.
- Use chart audits and center and client scorecards to track visit times, protocol adherence, medication utilization, visit volume, patient satisfaction, and chronic condition management. Work with the Chief Medical Officer and operations leaders to address gaps through coaching, training, and follow-up.
- Oversee the onsite medication dispensing program, including formulary and stocking standards, vendor performance, and rollout to new centers. Support provider adoption when clinically appropriate and partner with Finance to track and communicate pharmacy savings to clients.
- Develop and update clinical workflows, protocols, standing orders, and training materials for urgent care, primary care, chronic condition management, occupational health, lab, and X-ray services.
- Support patient safety and incident reviews, help centers meet regulatory, scope-of-practice, and medication-handling requirements, and escalate concerns promptly.
- Master’s degree and current board certification as a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant
- Valid Tennessee NP or PA license, DEA license, and current BLS certification
- 7–10 years of clinical experience in urgent care, primary care, employer-sponsored or onsite health, occupational medicine, or ambulatory care, including 3–5 years in clinical leadership, quality, or multi-site operations
- Ability to build relationships with providers, coach peers through changes in clinical practice, and communicate clearly with center leaders, executives, and clients
- Ability to travel up to 25% across the network, with some trips lasting up to a week around new client launches
- Competitive Salary
- Medical, Dental, and Vision Options
- Retirement savings plans
- Paid Time Off
- and MORE!
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