Locum Physician (IM or FM) - Supervisor

Seasoned Recruitment•Dallas, TX

About The Position

Locum Physician (IM or FM) - Supervisor A Leadership Opportunity in the Texas Hill Country Are you a highly skilled Internal Medicine or Family Medicine physician looking for a senior-level, leadership role in public health and clinical management? We are seeking a dedicated professional to serve as a Level 3 Supervisor, driving medical excellence and infection control for a critical facility. This unique opportunity is located in the beautiful Texas Hill Country, just outside San Antonio, TX . Role Snapshot As a Supervisor, you will blend hands-on patient care with strategic medical oversight. Your primary mission will be to ensure the delivery of high-quality general medical evaluation and treatment, with a specific focus on patients presenting with psychiatric disorders. What You Will Do Strategic Direction: Lead all medical and infection control programs, actively monitoring trends, and formulating data-driven recommendations for continuous operational improvement. Clinical Management: Provide advanced general medical care to a specialized patient population, addressing the complex intersection of physical and psychiatric health. Team Supervision: Mentor and clinically/administratively supervise a team of physicians and nurse practitioners within the medical clinic. Expert Consulting: Function as the primary resource for infection control, offering expert consultation to general medical staff. Staff Wellness: Administer medical treatment for state hospital employees who incur on-the-job injuries. Autonomy: Leverage extensive latitude for independent judgment and initiative while operating under the general supervision of the Medical Director. Agency Support: Be prepared to serve in a supporting role for agency disaster response, recovery, or COOP activation, which may involve flexible assignments.

Requirements

Must be licensed as a Doctor by the State of Texas Medical Board.
Must have a residency in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine.
Must have a current registration certificate from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA).
Must possess a National Provider Identifier (NPI#) as defined by Medicare Part B and enroll as a Medicaid and Medicare Part B provider.

Responsibilities

Lead all medical and infection control programs, actively monitoring trends, and formulating data-driven recommendations for continuous operational improvement.
Provide advanced general medical care to a specialized patient population, addressing the complex intersection of physical and psychiatric health.
Mentor and clinically/administratively supervise a team of physicians and nurse practitioners within the medical clinic.
Function as the primary resource for infection control, offering expert consultation to general medical staff.
Administer medical treatment for state hospital employees who incur on-the-job injuries.
Leverage extensive latitude for independent judgment and initiative while operating under the general supervision of the Medical Director.
Be prepared to serve in a supporting role for agency disaster response, recovery, or COOP activation, which may involve flexible assignments.