Medical Director (Sign On Bonus!)

Hopscotch Primary Care•Asheville, NC

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Lead a care team that's rethinking primary care. At Hopscotch Primary Care, we deliver the kind of care we'd want for our own families — high-touch, coordinated, and unhurried. We serve seniors in Western North Carolina with a team-based model built around one goal: the right care, in the right setting, at the right time. As Medical Director, you'll lead the clinical team, care for your own panel of patients, and set the standard for how the Hopscotch care model comes to life every day. This is a hands-on leadership role: part exceptional physician, part team builder, part culture champion.

Requirements

Board certification in Internal Medicine or Family Medicine
2+ years of post-residency experience, including experience managing teams
An active, non-probationary North Carolina medical license (or willingness to obtain)
Authorization to work in the US

Nice To Haves

Experience with the Medicare population and at-risk / high-acuity panels
Familiarity with value-based or other innovative clinical care models
A track record of using data and insights to drive clinical action
Experience leading, teaching, and developing others, both formally and informally

Responsibilities

Lead your clinical care team — Advanced Practitioners, Medical Assistants, Care Managers, and Community Health Workers — in delivering the Hopscotch care model
Care for your own panel of senior patients in our comprehensive, interdisciplinary model, delivering best-in-class outcomes
Coach your providers on panel management, documentation, and appropriate use of indirect care time — and hold the team accountable to a high standard
Partner with your Care Center Manager to outperform on the metrics that matter: patient experience, STARS/HEDIS, care coordination, utilization, and cost of care
Champion talent, culture, clinical innovation, and compliance across your center, acting as the standard-bearer for the Hopscotch care model
Represent Hopscotch in the community through education, engagement, and events such as health fairs and conferences