Physician Administrator

Federal Staffing Resources•Toledo, OH

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Physician Administrator job in Toledo, Ohio. What You'll Do In Ohio Department of Health, directs systems for children with special health care needs & all medical policies related to their diagnosis & treatment; OR In Ohio Department of Health, acts as medical director for bureau of infectious disease control, assists bureau/division chief in defining parameters for surveillance of infectious diseases statewide, directs development of methods, design & evaluation of data to ascertain spread of infectious diseases & directs activities of staff; OR In Ohio Department of Health, administers infectious disease control investigation section; & In addition to one of previous options, supervises lower-level medical &/or medical support personnel or health/human services program administrators & health care professionals/support staff or health care professionals/support staff; Formulates medical policy on behalf of agency director & responsibly directs implementation thereof. Provides direct medical or psychiatric care or clinical laboratory services in most complex cases (e.g., administers comprehensive physical, psychiatric &/or neurological examinations, diagnoses & treats patients or conducts most difficult lab tests); handles special cases for training & demonstration purposes; assists in coordinating public health problems which involve more than one area of assigned division; acts as medical supervisor when investigations of disease outbreaks or other medical conditions occur as directed & assists medical director of bureau of infectious diseases in evaluating infectious disease conditions; oversees medial aspects of development of maternal & child health services block grant & oversees development of resource allocation proposals or other grants; provides for medical consultation to all programs in division of child & family health services, establishes program policies & standards of care for program areas services mothers & children with bureau/division chief, participates in comprehensive planning of statewide services to women, infants & children, provides medical expertise & leadership in the implementation development of public health policy About the facility: The Northwest Ohio Developmental Center is a state-operated residential healthcare facility located in Toledo, Ohio. It is operated by the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities and provides long-term care and support services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who require structured residential and medical care. The facility offers 24-hour medical supervision, nursing care, behavioral health services, and therapeutic programs, while working with interdisciplinary teams to support residents' health, safety, and overall quality of life. Residents receive individualized care plans that may include medical treatment, rehabilitation services, and assistance with daily living activities. Come join our team of healthcare professionals! www.FSRpeople.com Federal Staffing Resources (FSR) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We make employment decisions based on qualifications, merit, and business needs, and do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status under federal, state, or local law. FSR is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities and sincerely held religious beliefs. We proudly encourage Veterans and individuals from all backgrounds to apply.

Requirements

Doctoral Degree

Responsibilities

In Ohio Department of Health, directs systems for children with special health care needs & all medical policies related to their diagnosis & treatment
In Ohio Department of Health, acts as medical director for bureau of infectious disease control, assists bureau/division chief in defining parameters for surveillance of infectious diseases statewide, directs development of methods, design & evaluation of data to ascertain spread of infectious diseases & directs activities of staff
In Ohio Department of Health, administers infectious disease control investigation section
Supervises lower-level medical &/or medical support personnel or health/human services program administrators & health care professionals/support staff or health care professionals/support staff
Formulates medical policy on behalf of agency director & responsibly directs implementation thereof
Provides direct medical or psychiatric care or clinical laboratory services in most complex cases (e.g., administers comprehensive physical, psychiatric &/or neurological examinations, diagnoses & treats patients or conducts most difficult lab tests)
Handles special cases for training & demonstration purposes
Assists in coordinating public health problems which involve more than one area of assigned division
Acts as medical supervisor when investigations of disease outbreaks or other medical conditions occur as directed & assists medical director of bureau of infectious diseases in evaluating infectious disease conditions
Oversees medial aspects of development of maternal & child health services block grant & oversees development of resource allocation proposals or other grants
Provides for medical consultation to all programs in division of child & family health services, establishes program policies & standards of care for program areas services mothers & children with bureau/division chief, participates in comprehensive planning of statewide services to women, infants & children, provides medical expertise & leadership in the implementation development of public health policy