Regional Medical Director (RMD)

CRH Healthcare•Warner Robins, GA

About The Position

Peachtree Immediate Care, part of CRH Healthcare, is seeking a Regional Medical Director to guide clinical care across clinics in Warner Robins and Griffin, Southeast Georgia. This physician leadership role combines direct patient care with coaching providers, strengthening clinical quality, and shaping care delivery across multiple clinics. The Regional Medical Director serves as a regional medical authority and escalation resource, contributing to medical policy, peer review, provider education, and clinical decision-making while working alongside clinical and operational leaders. The role includes serving on the Medical Advisory Board, providing final medical approval for clinical policies and procedures, and serving as the final escalation point for chart-review questions. The Regional Medical Director rounds in clinics to coach providers, reinforce standards, and provide hands-on clinical support and education. The position also leads a designated medical leadership initiative and supports new programs and region-wide initiatives. The position reports directly to the CEO and President, with a dotted-line relationship to the Medical Advisory Board. It works closely with the VP of Clinical Services, Sr. Director of Provider Education & Training, Sr. Director of Clinical Quality, and Regional Clinical Directors. Peachtree Immediate Care is part of CRH Healthcare, an urgent care network founded in 2012 with clinics across Georgia, Florida, and Maryland. Its mission is to deliver the perfect patient experience every time.

Requirements

Medical Doctor (MD) with an active, unrestricted Georgia medical license; additional credentialing requirements will be confirmed before posting.
10 years of experience delivering patient care in urgent care or a comparable fast-paced ambulatory clinical environment.
Sound clinical judgment, strong communication skills, and the ability to coach and influence providers across multiple locations.
Willingness to travel throughout assigned Southeast Georgia clinics, including Warner Robins and Griffin.

Nice To Haves

Strong interest in growing into medical leadership; prior formal medical director experience is not required.
Experience mentoring providers, participating in peer review, or improving clinical quality.

Responsibilities

Serve on the Medical Advisory Board, present cases during peer review, and lead urgent (STAT) Medical Advisory Board reviews.
Hold final medical approval authority for clinical policies and procedures and serve as the final escalation point for chart-review questions.
Act as a clinical resource for providers, respond to complex clinical questions, and participate in partner meetings requiring medical expertise.
Round in clinics to coach providers, reinforce standards, and provide hands-on clinical support and education.
Deliver targeted education, including ECG/12-lead interpretation, heart-murmur assessment, procedural training, and residency check-ins.
Identify provider education needs and collaborate with Clinical Quality and Provider Education & Training leadership.
Lead a designated medical leadership initiative, which may focus on technology, policies, primary care, occupational medicine, or other approved priorities.
Support new programs and region-wide initiatives, improve clinic readiness, and help prevent service disruptions through proactive problem-solving.
Maintain medical licenses and related qualifications needed to support clinic operations and accreditation.
Model clinical excellence, operational partnership, efficiency, and an exceptional patient experience.