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The Recovery Village

Behavioral health treatment network

Psychiatrist

Physicians & SurgeonsUpdated on Nov 12
Part-timeGroveport, OH, USA$200 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduated from an accredited medical school.
  • Must have experience in addiction medicine.
  • Must have a minimum of 3 years in a supervisory position.
  • Must be familiar with Joint Commission standards and other applicable healthcare standards.
  • Must be familiar with ASAM Criteria and other applicable healthcare standards.
  • Must be able to communicate with all levels of facility staff.
  • Must be licensed to practice medicine in the appropriate state, such as an MD or DO, as applicable.
  • Must have Board Certification in Psychiatry; ABPM Addiction Medicine certification is a nice-to-have.
  • Must have a DEA registration to prescribe controlled medications and training in Buprenorphine prescribing.
  • Must be able to apply Continuous Quality Improvement and Performance Improvement Team philosophy and develop and apply organizational strategies.

Responsibilities

  • Provide administrative oversight of facility medical services by overseeing and leading medical staff, dietitians, and the physician services coordinator where applicable, while building a collaborative team with nursing and clinical departments; administrative duties are a small part of the job, and much of the time is spent performing psychiatrist or addiction medicine physician duties.
  • Provide excellent medical care consistent with the ARS philosophy outlined by the Chief Medical Officer, including detoxification protocols, medication assessment, withdrawal assessment and management of complications, and Medication Assisted Therapy.
  • Apply ASAM Criteria and Medical Needs Criteria and document decision-making accordingly.
  • Assist the CMO or Associate CMP and facility Executive Director in developing and maintaining written objectives, policies, procedure manuals, organization plans, and a quality assurance program for medical services; review medical policies and procedures at least annually and share documentation with medical staff and appropriate facility staff on an ongoing basis and when revisions occur.
  • Plan and budget for medical services with the CMO, Executive Director, and governing authority of the substance use disorders treatment facility.
  • Support medical staff in meeting medical department metrics, including expense management, compliance quantity, compliance quality, treatment-stay completion percentage, outcomes, and readmission rates.
  • Complete required documentation in the electronic health record in compliance with company policies, state regulations, Joint Commission standards, and Medical Needs Criteria, and authenticate records in a timely manner. This includes psychiatric evaluations; admission history and physical evaluations, CSSRS, and pain assessments; medical progress notes; medical discharge summaries; medication and ancillary orders; patient allergies; diagnoses and diagnosis updates; and lab data.
  • Screen for substance use disorders, including psychoactive substance toxicity, intoxication, and withdrawal symptoms.
  • Screen for pain and select pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic treatment strategies using an individualized approach based on the person's presentation, medical judgment, and the risks and benefits, including dependency, addiction, and abuse risks.
  • Review off-site physical examination reports and medical screening results for pre-admission or other medical concerns to ensure client medical needs are considered and addressed in treatment planning and throughout treatment.
  • Develop and implement performance-improvement plans as needed.
  • Communicate on-call responsibilities and provide contact and backup numbers; remain responsive and available when assigned on call and as backup when the medical provider or Medical Director on call is unavailable. When on call, remain within one hour of the facility for emergencies requiring attendance.
  • Work with Corporate Human Resources to recruit, interview, and hire new employees, and ensure effective completion of onboarding.
  • Maintain an effective and efficient daily staffing pattern and on-call schedule within budgetary constraints.
  • Evaluate medical staff competency initially and annually against specified performance standards, on a timely basis.
  • Collaborate with attending physicians at least weekly to discuss patient care and evaluate treatment provided for all patients.
  • Review and audit complete patient charts before submitting them for insurance audits.
  • Perform other tasks and duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • ABPM Addiction Medicine certification is a nice-to-have.

About the Company

The Recovery Village

Behavioral health treatment network

The Recovery Village works as a behavioral-health treatment network for substance-use and mental-health conditions. Its facilities and programs provide medical, clinical, residential, outpatient, and continuing-care services according to patient need. Its operating model is specific: multidisciplinary teams work with patients and families across treatment settings while centralized services support access and operations. Roles include nursing, therapy, medicine, behavioral health, admissions, facilities, and administration. The scope follows The Recovery Village network and does not promise a particular clinical result.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Umatilla, OR
Founded
2013

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