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Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Primary Care Service Line

Posted 9 days ago

confidentialYork (PA)

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About the role

Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Primary Care Service LineAbout the Company Top regionally-based integrated healthcare system Industry Hospital & Health CareType Non Profit Founded 1880 Employees 10,001+Categories Health Care Medicine Harrisburg-Lebanon-Carlisle Metro Healthcare Hospitals & Clinics Hospital Medical Specialtiesorthopedics neurosciences heart & vascular cancer care home health behavioral health primary care women's health inpatient rehabilitation and durable medical equipment and inpatient rehabilitation Business ClassificationsB2CAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking a Chief Medical Officer to provide clinical leadership for its primary care service line and ensure high-quality, coordinated care across the system. The role leads clinical improvement initiatives, promotes evidence-based practices, and aligns physicians and advanced practice professionals around shared goals. Responsibilities include setting service-line strategy with an operational partner, integrating improvement efforts into daily operations, supporting seamless transitions of care, and managing within budget. The CMO also maintains a clinical practice and collaborates on research, workforce development, and clinical education. Candidates must hold an MD or DO, have an active physician license, and be board-certified in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine. Required experience includes five recent years practicing in family or internal medicine and five years as a physician leader in a matrixed healthcare environment, along with experience in value-based care, care transformation, and strategic growth. Strong communication, team-building, facilitation, and cross-disciplinary collaboration skills are essential. Experience with dyad leadership, postgraduate training, and research is preferred. Hiring Manager Title Vice President-Service Line Operations FunctionsMedical Care/Hospital Administration

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