Medical Director of PACE

Salary Range $209,000 to $260,000 annually + benefits!

Requirements to apply:

• MD or DO from an accredited medical school.


• Board Certified in Internal Medicine or Family Practice.


• Fellowship training in geriatrics preferred.


• License to practice medicine in the State of Illinois.


• Must have or be eligible for membership in good standing on the medical staff of the accredited hospitals in the PACE service network.


• At least three years’ experience as a medical doctor.


• Must have at least two years of experience working with a frail/elderly population.


• Ability to make home/residence visits.


• Leadership skills to supervise medical staff.


• Bilingual (English and Spanish) required.

Job Overview

The Medical Director plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality-of-care delivery at the PACE program, collaborating with the Vice President of PACE. Administrative responsibilities involve coordinating medical staff, leading projects, recruiting contract providers, representing PACE at forums, overseeing quality improvement, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Additionally, they supervise clinical staff, implement care protocols, conduct comprehensive assessments, and provide clinical expertise for participant care. The Medical Director also establishes preventive care programs, manages participants in long-term care facilities, and contributes to improving medical documentation quality. Overall, they support the PACE organization's mission and address diverse clinical and administrative duties.

What are the benefits?

• BCBS Medical PPO Plans


• Ameritas Dental


• Eye Med Vision


• 401k

Other perks!

• Tuition Reimbursement up to $5,000 per year


• 10 Paid Holidays and 26 Days of Paid Time Off

Where?

The Southside of Chicago is a vibrant and culturally rich community, known for its resilient spirit and diverse neighborhoods. Its lively arts scene, delicious cuisine, and community-driven initiatives contribute to a dynamic and welcoming atmosphere that celebrates the strength and creativity of its residents.

Who are we?

An integral part of Chicago's healthcare landscape, this organization serves diverse communities with compassion. Offering comprehensive services, including primary care and preventive programs, it prioritizes the well-being of individuals and families. With a commitment to quality, accessibility, and community engagement, it plays a vital role in promoting health equity and fostering a healthier Chicago.

• MD or DO from an accredited medical school.


• Board Certified in Internal Medicine or Family Practice.


• Fellowship training in geriatrics preferred.


• License to practice medicine in the State of Illinois.


• Must have or be eligible for membership in good standing on the medical staff of the accredited hospitals in the PACE service network.


• Knowledge and experience in palliative medical practice and symptom management.


• Knowledge of the principles and practice of primary medical care.


• Ability to enhance, by association with the PACE program, the program’s visibility and reputation with practicing physicians and area hospitals.


• Ability to work collaboratively with PACE staff and volunteers as part of the IDT.


• Excellent communication skills with participants/families/staff and community contacts.


• At least three years’ experience as a medical doctor.


• Must have at least two years of experience working with a frail/elderly population.


• Ability to make home/residence visits.


• Leadership skills to supervise medical staff.


• Bilingual (English and Spanish) required.