Clinical Medical Director | Wound Care Physician | Part-Time

Healogics is hiring a Part-Time or PRN Clinical Medical Director | Wound Care Physician for our Wound Care Center at Providence Hospital in Mobile, Alabama. Healogics is proud to offer Wound Care and Hyperbaric Oxygen (HBO) Therapy training.

Come Heal With Us!

Schedule: 1 day a week (Monday) with occasional PRN support as needed 

Clinical Medical Director - Wound Care Physician Education and Experience Requirements: 

• MD or DO 
• Board Certified preferred, may consider Board Eligible based on center requirements.
• DEA license obtained prior to start
• ACLS/BLS

Our Clinical Medical Directors, also called Healogics Specialty Physicians, lead and build their own practices within their designated Wound Care Center, armed with the luxury of full administrative support, so they can focus on forming strong relationships with their patients.

Clinical Medical Director - Wound Care Physician Job Responsibilities: 

• Serve as a physician leader responsible for the clinical, operational, and financial results of their Wound Care Center®. 
• Serve as liaison with affiliated medical institutions for services required such as hospitalization and emergency medical services. 
• Participate in regional and national conference(s) related to wound care improvement or new wound care information. 
• Ensure appropriate HBO chamber quality and safety, including appropriate documentation of approved indications, physician supervision requirements, and presence of appropriately trained safety director appointed for the Hyperbaric Unit. 
• Provide continuing wound care education to the staff and community, including new advances in wound healing and new product reviews. 
• Provide regular formal presentations to various audiences (i.e., medical staff meetings, hospital department meetings, grand rounds presentations, local medical and community organizations, service clubs, etc.) to enhance visibility of the WCC® and support local medical and community education and awareness. 
• Actively schedule and participate in one-on-one discussions about the wound care program with primary care and surgical specialties. 
• Act as spokesperson for wound care program services when local media opportunities arise. 
• Build appropriate relationships with interdisciplinary specialties to ensure appropriate and timely consultative patient care needs. 
• Engage in self-development through corporate training and coaching, and through participation with professional associations.