University of California San Francisco
Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology
Director of Addiction Medicine Research, San Francisco General Hospital and Director of Clinical Research, Ernest Gallo Clinic and Research Center
THE DEPARTMENTS OF PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO invite applications for an Associate-Full Professor position that could begin on July 1, 2009 or thereafter. Applicants must have an M.D. or M.D./Ph.D.; be board-certified in Psychiatry with Added Qualifications in Addiction Psychiatry or certification by the American Society of Addiction Medicine; have a current, unrestricted California medical license at the time of appointment; and have training in therapeutic approaches and research for alcohol and substance use disorders. Substantial clinical experience in Addiction Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine as well as a strong research background in human laboratory studies and clinical trials experience for substance use disorders is required. Administrative experience with developing and operating clinical research programs is required. The successful candidate will have a track record of success in obtaining external funding for research. Applicants are encouraged to submit their application electronically—including CV, statement of research interest, brief statement of contributions to teaching and/or educational programs, three representative journal articles, and three letters of reference—by May 15, 2009 to James Sorensen, PhD, Search Committee Chair, c/o Astrid Prackatzsch at astridp@lppi.ucsf.edu. The UCSF Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology are recognized nationally for clinical, education, and research excellence. UCSF seeks candidates whose experience, teaching, research, or community service has prepared them to contribute to our commitment to diversity and excellence. UCSF is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. The University undertakes affirmative action to assure equal employment opportunity for underutilized minorities and women, for persons with disabilities, and for covered veterans. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply, including minorities and women.
Chief Financial Officer/Chief Administrative Officer
Hazelden Foundation – Center City, MN
Witt/Kieffer is honored to be working with the Hazelden Foundation in their search for a new Chief Financial Officer/Chief Administrative Officer (CFO/CAO).
Reporting to the CEO, the CFO/CAO is responsible for the development, interpretation, coordination and administration of Hazelden’s policies on finance, budgeting, accounting, treasury and investment management, internal controls and maintenance of records and procedures to adequately safeguard the assets of the organization. The CFO/CAO will serve as the executive staff to the Board’s finance committee, and reporting to the CFO/CAO are finance, information technology, human resources, and support services/facilities.
We seek a seasoned executive who has a demonstrable track record of success as a financial leader of a complex addiction treatment and/or healthcare related organization, with a national/regional reach. He/she will have a passion for addiction and recovery issues. Prior exposure to the debt market and familiarity with bond offerings is a must, as is experience creating a financial strategic plan and an information systems strategic plan in support of a broad company-wide strategic plan. The CFO/CAO will have a minimum of a Master’s degree in Accounting or Finance and/or a CPA license is strongly preferred. An equivalent combination of education and/or experience will also be considered.
Nominations or requests for additional information may be obtained by contacting either James U. King, III or Janet Oppenheimer c/o Witt/Kieffer at 2015 Spring Road, Suite 510, Oak Brook, IL 60523; phone: 630/575-6116; fax: 630/990-1382; email: HazeldenCFO@wittkieffer.com.
Medical Director
Eastern Region Behavioral Health
NHS Human Services (“NHS”), and its subsidiaries, is a major provider of community-based behavioral healthcare, serving the special needs of over 50,000 children and adults annually.
NHS is a nationally recognized human service organization whose programs provide care to children and adults in the following areas: Behavioral Health, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, Juvenile Justice, Addictive Diseases, Elder Care, Autism, Special Education and Early Intervention and Therapeutic Foster Care.
Currently, NHS is seeking a Medical Director for its Eastern Region. The position will be located just outside of Philadelphia, PA and will oversee the following service lines: Mental Health; Substance Abuse; Children's; and I/DD.
General Responsibilities:
1. Oversee clinical practice sites within the Eastern Region of NHS, including the following locations: PA (Philadelphia; Montgomery County; Delaware County; Bucks County; Chester County); NJ; DE.
2. Provide direction to Medical Services Office, which is the central coordinating office for hiring, credentialing, and monitoring all NHS Eastern Region physicians and nurses, including temporary or agency staff.
3. Conduct annual performance reviews of psychiatric section chiefs, psychiatrists, Nursing direct, and Administrative Assistant.
4. Develop clinical policies, procedures and standards of care relating to medical / psychiatric care for patients in a variety of NHS settings.
5. Develop forms and best practice tools for “best practices" provision of care.
6. Chair Morbidity and Mortality subcommittee of Peer Review, with responsibility to review untoward outcomes.
7. Interface with County and State offices who monitor care provided by NHS.
8. Responsible for recruitment, hiring, supervision, and retention of all regional adult and child psychiatrists, to include section chiefs, and the MR Director of Nursing and the MH Director of Nursing.
9. Maintain credentialing and HR files for physicians, residents and nurses.
10. Maintain existing contractual relationships with Universities, interface with Department Chairs, and establish and maintain clinical training rotations with new programs.
11. Develop and supervise psychiatry resident clinical rotations.
12. Monitor appropriateness of clinical staffing patterns in all services and provide feedback to supervisor with recommendations.
13. Conduct Medical Staff meetings, arranges CME meetings.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
• Board Certified Psychiatrist in PA with ability to gain licensure in NJ and DE.
• Administrative or Community Mental Health experience.
• 3+ years Supervisory experience.
• No sanctions on National Practitioner Data Bank query.
Please submit CV with salary requirements to: MD@NHSonline.org
www.NHSonline.org NHS is an EOE
Substance Abuse Counselor
Human Resources Development Institute, Inc. (HRDI) is a community-based behavioral health and human services organization. HRDI is a non-profit agency which was founded in 1974 by a group of community health advocates on the South Side of Chicago concerned with mental health and substance abuse problems plaguing their communities. Today, HRDI is a leading provider of behavioral and community healthcare services in Illinois, serving nearly 15,000 clients annually, and offering more than 40 programs at over 20 sites throughout the Chicagoland, Alabama, Nevada, and Boston area. HRDI provides services in mental health, alcohol and substance abuse, community health and comprehensive case management, prevention and education, criminal justice, educational, and children and family services.
JOB SUMMARY
Responsible for providing direct clinical services to clients in accordance with the client’s treatment plan at the appropriate level of care as required by the ASAM clinical structure.
JOB DUTIES
-Utilize Automated System as primary instrument o complete clinical progress.
-Participate in a minimum of four (4) hours per month of direct clinical supervision, one of which is to be one on one with immediate supervisor.
-Responsible for maintaining appropriate clinical documentation and compliance with record keeping standards as required by regulatory funding agencies and ASAM clinical structure.
-Provide direct clinical service to caseload of clients at different levels of care as indicated by treatment plan.
-Responsible for ensuring that current treatment plans exist for each client on caseload as well as all pertinent clinical record keeping data.
-Participate and present in Utilization Management Team (UMT) staffing as scheduled.
-Perform the following clinical tasks at UMT:
a: When presenting, ensures clinical documentation exists that support recommendation for either continued
b: Ensures that UMT treatment recommendations are incorporated in client’s treatment plan
-Maintains productivity and clinical standards as required by treatment plans.
-Respond within the required time frame established by utilization management and Program Supervisor to implement corrective action on any clinical record keeping area that is cited.
-Participate in in-service training and professional development as approved by Program Supervisor.
-Ensures that al certification and licensing requirements are kept active and up to date.
-Performs other related duties as assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS
-Associates and/or BA/BS preferred
-IAODAPCA certified (CADC)
-Two years of direct client service in a substance abuse treatment setting.
-Knowledge of ASAM and clinical quality assurance standards is a plus.
-Ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team in a fast paced environment
-Excellent written and verbal skills required
Adolescent Specialist (Counselor)
Human Resources Development Institute, Inc. (HRDI) is a community-based behavioral health and human services organization. HRDI is a non-profit agency which was founded in 1974 by a group of community health advocates on the South Side of Chicago concerned with mental health and substance abuse problems plaguing their communities. Today, HRDI is a leading provider of behavioral and community healthcare services in Illinois, serving nearly 15,000 clients annually, and offering more than 40 programs at over 20 sites throughout the Chicagoland, Alabama, Nevada, and Boston area. HRDI provides services in mental health, alcohol and substance abuse, community health and comprehensive case management, prevention and education, criminal justice, educational, and children and family services.
JOB SUMMARY
Primary responsibilities will focus on conducting an assessment for services for program participants. Responsible for assessing appropriate levels of care and referrals based upon stated criteria and the identification of appropriate services both within the program and externally. Outreach will initiate contacts with individuals, groups and organizations in the community, including DHS, police departments, schools, churches, DCFS, Department of Public Aid, Courts, etc.
JOB DUTIES
-Utilize clinical assessment tools as primary instrument to conduct the assessment.
-Conduct clinical assessment needed to achieve program projections for service hours; develop initial plan; ensure that appropriate level of participation is determined and complete all necessary forms at the point of intake.
-Provide on-call telephone coverage as needed for screening and scheduling assessments.
-Coordinate initial assessment to ensure case management is included.
-Submit daily reporting of service hours provided along with all other supporting documentation.
-Participate in staff meetings and supervision as scheduled.
-Attend staff development training and seminars as approved by supervisor.
-Screen and schedule appointments for participants.
-Track and report monthly on corrective actions/reports taken to ensure appropriate number of participants are enrolled in program.
-Establish relationships with key individuals within the community as a resource for program participants.
-Conduct and/or participate in speaking engagements to promote the program, as directed.
-Secure participant agreements for mutual referral sources to provided needed services.
-Contact “no-shows”, ascertain reasons for not showing, offering assistance and rescheduling appointments.
-Provide appropriate follow-up services to both program participants and referral contacts for continuity of the program.
-Other related duties as assigned
QUALIFICATIONS
-Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in social work or related field; Master’s preferred.
-At least 3 years of related experience, including progressive supervisory and administrative responsibilities.
-Ability to relate well to youth.
-Must possess NCAC certification
-Must be IAODAPCA certified (CADC)
Advocate Medical Group
A large, multi-specialty group of over 600 physicians representing 30 specialties, seeks an additional internal medicine or family practice physician for a dual position in primary care and addiction medicine. Physicians of Advocate Medical Group are on staff at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, repeatedly recognized as one of the nation’s Top 100 Hospitals. The position is full time and involves a mix of daily office visits, inpatient services, including admissions and consults, and resident teaching.
For the addiction medicine component, the selected candidate will participate in clinical teaching rounds with psychiatry and family practice residents, with some medical student interface. They will also be part of the addiction consult service. Preferred candidates will have prior experience working as part of an interdisciplinary team and must be ASAM certified. Strong diagnostic abilities and recovery oriented prescribing skills with solid outpatient medication management are key requirements. Staffings are conducted weekly, and the practice is located in private office space, just a 5 minute drive time from the hospital.
The primary care component will consist of traditional, outpatient management in a multi-specialty clinic across the street from the hospital. This is a high volume site with a broad array of services including a diabetic education center and multiple imaging modalities.
For consideration, please forward a CV and cover letter to: Susan Kilpatrick, Physician Recruitment Manager, at Susan.Kilpatrick@advocatehealth.com, or by Fax: 847-294-5496. For more information, call 847-795-2421. Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits accompany the position.
Addiction Medicine Psychiatry Position in Western New York
Unique opportunity for an addiction psychiatrist to assume a leadership role in the expansion of a large chemical dependency service that includes inpatient, outpatient and community detoxification, rehabilitation and maintenance therapies. The successful candidate will be appointed director of the service with the aim of continuing the development of a state of the art service that treats a diverse population with the medical and psychiatric comorbidities that are common in this population. The candidate will have the opportunity to develop a fellowship in addiction psychiatry, to teach residents and medical students, and to develop an academic program in addition to working with a highly skilled interdisciplinary team of psychiatrists, internists, family physicians, nurse practitioners and certified substance abuse counselors. A full time faculty appointment commensurate with accomplishments is available in the Department of Psychiatry. Protected academic time may be available to highly qualified individuals. $225K salary plus full benefits and paid health/life/malpractice insurance. Call 1:4
For more information, please contact Jason Brown in our office at 800-443-4194 or email him at jasonimp@aol.com
ADDICTIONOLOGIST
Charlotte, NC: Large multidisciplinary mental health group seeks another adult psychiatrist/addictionologist to join our team of 8 psychiatrists (4 child and adolescent), 2 psychologists, 5 social workers, and a chemical dependency counselor. You would be Medical Director of our dual diagnosis day and evening IOP Chemical Dependency Program, and provide psychiatric services to the patients. An X-DEA number for buprenorphine detox, and certification by ASAM or the American Board (Addictions Psychiatry) will be necessary.Other duties are outpatient treatment of general adult psychiatric patients, and outpatient call coverage 1:9. We are a well-established group in the medical community, and our IOP-CD program is busy and effective. There is good collegiality and consultation among the clinicians. For more information about the practice, visit www.eastoverpsych.com. The Charlotte area has many positives, including proximity to mountains and beaches, cultural events, and professional sports.Contact John E. Humphrey, M.D., F.A.P.A., Eastover Psychological & Psychiatric Group, P.A.,3303 Latrobe Drive, Charlotte, NC 28211,704-362-2662 x133,jhumphrey@eastpsych.com
Part-Time Medical Director
Seabrook House, a nationally recognized inpatient drug and alcohol rehab center, seeks a part-time Medical Director for its Southern New Jersey-based facility. Located in the rural serene suburbs of Philadelphia, Seabrook House sits on 40 beautifully manicured acres and is only a 40-minute drive from Philadelphia and the New Jersey shore. Responsibilities of this position include patient medical history & physicals, and assisting patients and their families in the healing of the body, mind, and spirit modeling the 12 Steps of Recovery in accordance with organizational, Federal, State, CARF and ASAM standards. This position will require one day a week in the office, and five days per week on call (beeper) covering the Nurse Practitioner (must live within 45-minute driving distance of the facility). One weekend per month in the office is required, along with providing vacation coverage. Position may become full-time in the future.
Eligible candidates will possess a current New Jersey State License to practice medicine and must be Board Certified from the American Society of Addiction Medicine, along with possessing a current CDS license. For consideration, please send cover letter and resume to Vice President of Human Resources, Denise Adams at dadams@seabrookhouse.org. Phone (856) 455-7575 ext 1097 or fax (856) 451-7669. Excellent benefits and a competitive salary accompany the position. Visit www.seabrookhouse.org to learn more about the organization.
Clinical Program Director
Seabrook House, a nationally recognized drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility, is seeking a full-time Clinical Program Director available in our Residential program for its Southern New Jersey-based facility. Located in the rural serene suburbs of Philadelphia, Seabrook House sits on 40 beautifully manicured acres and is only a 40-minute drive from Philadelphia and the New Jersey shore. The ideal candidate will perform leadership skills in order to supervise daily functions of the clinical department staff. Responsibilities include interviewing, hiring, evaluating, orienting and training all clinical staff. The Clinical Program Director will be responsible for maintaining confidentiality of all pertinent patient care information to assure the patient rights are protected. This position requires a Masters degree in related field and a LCADC. Knowledge of mental health field a plus. Interested candidates should apply by mail/fax/email to: HR Dept, Seabrook House, 133 Polk Lane, Seabrook, NJ 08302; fax: 856-451-7669; email: hr@seabrookhouse.org. Excellent benefits and a competitive salary accompany the position. Seabrook House is an EOE. Visit www.seabrookhouse.org to learn more about the organization.
MEDICAL DIRECTOR
This position will be responsible for providing medical services to the patients of the 65-bed inpatient chemical dependence treatment facility located in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Medical services will include diagnosis, detoxification, and administration of the Prometa treatment protocol. Training in the Prometa treatment protocol will be provided.
This facility has been open for four years, and currently averages 30-40 patients. Three-four of the patients per month are using the Prometa Treatment protocol. Education and training in the Prometa protocol will be provided by the Corporate Medical Director. The Medical Director will be provided office on the premises which may also be used to build a private practice in addiction medicine.
The preferred candidate will be MD or DO board certified in Psychiatry, Family Practice or Internal Medicine who is currently working in addiction medicine or wants to focus on addiction medicine. Physicians in personal recovery are welcome to apply. Anticipated first year income for this position (not including private practice) is $250,000 +. Contact Les Virgil @ 830.629.0307 or email resume to lvirgil@hcspecialists.com.
Program Physician – Opiate Treatment Services
Greater Philadelphia
NHS Human Services (“NHS”), and its subsidiaries, is a major provider of community-based behavioral healthcare, serving the special needs of over 50,000 children and adults annually.
NHS is currently searching for an experienced Program Physician for its Addiction Services division covering SE PA and NJ. With an approximate staff of 400, the Addiction Services division is licensed across 11 programs, has a census of 3000, and is poised for continued growth.
The Program Physician will practice out patient addiction medicine which will include: admission physicals, intake evaluations, medication checks, case consults, and discharges. The Physician will also be a part of the Multidisciplinary Treatment Team.
Successful candidates will be licensed to practice medicine in PA and preferably NJ with a current DEA license. The successful candidates will also be Certified in Addiction Medicine by ASAM or be willing to works towards certification.
NHS offers a competitive salary and an excellent benefits package including: Health/Dental; Flex Spending; partial Company Matching 401K; Malpractice Contribution; Tuition Reimbursement.
Interested applicants please send CV with salary requirements to: MD@NHSonline.org
NHS is an EOE
Clinical Supervisor
Ada County Juvenile Court Services
HIRING RANGE: $47,000 - $50,000/yr, D.O.E
APPLICATION MATERIALS: Apply online at www.adaweb.net/jobs
GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES:
Provides supervisory services to the ACJCS Clinical Services Unit. The Clinical Supervisor provides supervision for all clinical activities; assists in developing/ implementing programs; provides training to staff and other court officers as needed; performs direct services to juveniles including assessment, group facilitation, and individual/family counseling.
JOB SPECIFICATIONS:
• Master's Degree in social work, counseling, psychology, or a related field;
• Must be a licensed Social Worker in the State of Idaho;
• Any combination of education, training, and experience that meets the minimum standards as described in IDAPA 16.06.03;
• CADC certification preferred.
Chemical Dependency Detox Physician
FT position for a physician qualified to provide detoxification services to individuals with chemical dependency. Serenity Lane, a private, not for profit specialty hospital located in Eugene, Oregon, has been treating this population since 1973. We are Joint Commission, CARF, and State of Oregon accredited to provide addiction treatment services. We are a 12 Step, abstinence based program. However, pharmacological interventions for depression, psychosis, and/or other mental health disorders are recognized as appropriate. Ongoing treatment does not include medications that are addictive, such as benzodiazepines, except for purposes of tapering a patient off certain classifications of drugs.
The successful candidate will function as part of a team. The scope of patient care where the physician has full authority is limited to those in the hospital unit. Patients in our residential and outpatient programs are under the responsibility of our clinical team. It is imperative that the candidate be comfortable working with professionals in disciplines other than medicine and be willing to follow their directives.
Please see our website for further information, www.serenitylane.org and click on Employment Opportunities. Or call Peter J. Asmuth, CEO, @ 541-284-8612
PSYCHIATRIST
Seeking full-time board certified psychiatrist to fill staff position in VA Montana Healthcare System. Responsibilities include adult outpatient treatment with urgent care/walk-in service and inpatient consultation service in a facility where state-of-the-art medicine is practiced. Fort Harrison Hospital is located in Helena, the State Capital. Competitive salary, benefits and liability included. Additional information can be found at www.vacareers.va.gov. Fax curriculum vitae to 406-447-7978 or call at 406-447-7566 for additional information. EOE
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Medical Director: Addiction Disease
Klema Centers, LLC, is a faith-based behavioral health management company currently seeking a seasoned Medical Director for their Charlotte location; a start-up treatment facility for addiction disorders. Duties include moon-lighting 3-4 days per week, no weekends. Successful candidate will possess a Medical degree with management experience. Previous addictions experience preferred but training is available. Interested professional should submit their c.v. to: Allison S. Branch, Program Director at The klema@aol.com
MONTANA CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY CENTER
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Medical Director/Primary Physician for Montana Chemical Dependency Center
This is a highly challenging, fast paced and rewarding opportunity to serve a specialized population of Montana residents. MCDC is a 76 bed Montana State facility located in Butte, providing in-patient, sub-acute care for addictions and co-occurring addictions and psychiatric disorders. The general duties of this position include: managing the general physical health care of all patients; providing history and physicals at the time of admission; managing detoxification for the full range of addictions; evaluating and managing patient medical requests and crisis situations; must have the ability to identify and manage psychiatric disorders and appropriate medication regimes; ability to be a strong team player with a diversified staff of professionals; experience in participating on management team; certified by the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) with specialized prescriptive authority for the administration of buprenorphrine (Suboxone) or willing to achieve this status; must be skilled in computer use to enter all information into an electronic medical record; willing to provide on-call services. For more information.
Medical Director - Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas
As medical director of the Eating Disorders Program at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, you will lead a very successful multidisciplinary program. You will oversee the care of patients in the 16-bed, free-standing day hospital and patients who are admitted to the inpatient unit. A highly skilled team is already in place to provide excellent care and to facilitate a smooth transition as you take on the director's role. You will also have the opportunity to follow patients who have completed the treatment program. If you have an interest in doing cutting edge research, you will find strong support for your endeavors, but research is not a requirement of the position.
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Psychiatrist - Lakeview Health Systems
Psychiatrist needed for growing Chemical Dependency Treatment facility located in Jacksonville, FL.
Lakeview Health Systems is a JACHO accredited facility specializing in the treatment of chemical dependency, dual diagnoses, alcoholism and associated disorders. We are currently seeking BC/BE Psychiatrist to join our medical team, and follow psychiatric patient care.
•Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Evaluating patient with psychiatric disorders, prescribing psychotropic medication, when appropriate, monitoring identified patient and consulting/coordinating with on-site medical provider. Duties also include being accountable for programs based on a medical model that follows American Society of Addiction Medicine standards of care, developing comprehensive community relations, and overall quality of patient care. Responsible for meeting standards and guidelines recommended by JCAHO and other regulatory and payer groups.
The Psychiatrist reports directly to the Chief Operating Officer of the company.
•Must have a valid Florida State Medical License, DEA License; evidence of Board certification, or evidence of eligibility. Experience with chemically dependent patients preferred. For further information about our facility, please visit www.lakeviewhealth.com.
To be considered please submit qualifications to sreaves@lakeviewhealth.us or Fax information to Sharice Reaves: 904-899-4534. EOE
Medical Director - Klema Center, LLC
Klema Center, LLC located in Charlotte, North Carolina is a new mental health agency that will specialize in the treatment of chemical dependency, alcoholism and associated disorders. We are seeking to obtain a Medical Director who will lead our medical team and oversee patient care services.
Responsibilities will include but are not limited to the development and management of qualified and competent personnel; maintenance of our treatment program based upon the medical model that follows American Society of Addiction Medicine Standards of Care and overall quality of patient care; responsible for meeting standards and guidelines recommended by CARF and other regulatory and payer groups.
Minimum Qualifications consist of a valid North Carolina State Medical License, DEA License, Professional Liability Insurance and Certificate of Coverage from insurance carrier evidenced by Board Certification and ASAM certified or eligible. Interested applicants should submit they their resume to TheKlema@aol.com
Aurora Psychiatric Hospital-Addiction Medicine Physician
Aurora Psychiatric Hospital (APH), located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin is seeking to add a physician with training in treatment of addictive disorders to our expanding practice group. Candidate must be BC/BE in psychiatry and eligible for ABPN Certification in Addiction Psychiatry, ASAM certification eligible, or fellowship trained in addictive disorders. The candidate will join a group of experienced, nationally prominent addiction psychiatrists. APH programs provide all levels of addiction care for adults, as well as inpatient, intensive outpatient, and outpatient addiction care for adolescents, all on our beautiful 30-acre campus. Innovative treatment programs emphasize integrated & dual diagnosis care. Teaching and research are encouraged.
We offer a competitive salary and generous benefit package. Apply on line at www.aurorahealthcare.org or email your CV to judy.nelson@aurora.org. For additional information please call Judy Nelson, Physician Recruiter at 800-307-7497 Ext 15
Seabrook House: Medical Director
Seabrook House, a nationally recognized inpatient drug and alcohol rehab center, seeks a Medical Director for its Southern New Jersey-based facility. Located in the rural serene suburbs of Philadelphia, Seabrook House sits on 40 beautifully manicured acres and is only a 40-minute drive from Philadelphia and the New Jersey shore. The Medical Director reports to the Vice President of Treatment Services and supervises all medical staff, including the nurse coordinator, staff physicians, RNs and LPNs. Working closely with patients and their families, this person takes a “hands on” approach to heal the mind, body and spirit using the 12-Step principles of recovery. In addition, the Medical Director partners with Seabrook House’s marketing team to give presentations on a variety of topics at workshops, conferences and events throughout the region.
Eligible candidates will possess a current New Jersey State License to practice medicine and must be Board Certified or be actively Board eligible for certification from the American Society of Addiction Medicine within 12 months of appointment. For consideration, please send cover letter and resume to Vice President of Human Resources, Denise Adams at dadams@seabrookehouse.org. Phone (856) 455-7575 ext 1097 or fax (856) 451-7669. Excellent benefits and a competitive salary accompany the position. Visit www.SeabrookHouse.org to learn more about the organization.
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Mobile Addiction Treatment Services (MATS)
Looking for two (2) ASAM certified physicians to join our mobile medical assisted treatment service team funded by the New Jersey Division of Human Services/Division of Addiction Services. For more information please contact me directly. My contact information is listed below.
Charles B. Greene, II M.A., LCADC
Project Manager/Mobile Addiction
Treatment Services (MATS)
Parkside Recovery
413-417 Broadway Street
Camden, NJ 08103
(856) 757-9190, ext. 233
(856) 701-4731(Mobile)
(856) 757-0541 (FAX)
cgreene@nhsonline.org
Physicians' Health Foundation of Louisiana
Medical Director Position
The Physicians' Health Foundation of Louisiana is seeking an experienced psychiatrist or addictionist to serve as full-time Medical Director. This position requires clinical experience in addictions and board certification in psychiatry or primary care specialty. For primary care candidates, ASAM certification is required. Additional credentials in addiction are preferred for psychiatry candidates.
The position entails working with physicians suffering from substance related and other psychiatric disorders. This position also requires leadership, staff supervision, public speaking, advocacy efforts with the state licensure agency and other entities, policy development, outreach, and computer skills. It is an excellent opportunity to work with a statewide program and to further its mission of assisting physicians in the state of Louisiana.
The Physicians' Health Foundation of Louisiana offers an excellent salary and benefits package. A typical work week is 37.5 hours with no weekends or call.
Please submit a curriculum vitae and salary requirements to:
Julie Alleman, M.Ed., LPC, LMFT, LAC
Administrative Director
Physicians' Health Foundation of Louisiana
4303 Bluebonnet Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70809
jalleman@phfl.org
Chemical Dependency Detox Physician Needed
FT position for a physician qualified to provide detoxification services to individuals with chemical dependency. Serenity Lane, a private, not for profit specialty hospital located in Eugene, Oregon, has been treating this population since 1973. We are Joint Commission, CARF, and State of Oregon accredited to provide addiction treatment services. We are a 12 Step, abstinence based program. However, pharmacological interventions for depression, psychosis, and/or other mental health disorders are recognized as appropriate. Ongoing treatment does not include medications that are addictive, such as benzodiazepines, except for purposes of tapering a patient off certain classifications of drugs.
The successful candidate will function as part of a team. The scope of patient care where the physician has full authority is limited to those in the hospital unit. Patients in our residential and outpatient programs are under the responsibility of our clinical team. It is imperative that the candidate be comfortable working with professionals in disciplines other than medicine and be willing to follow their directives.
Please see our website for further information, http://www.serenitylane.org/ and click on Employment Opportunities. Or call Peter J. Asmuth, CEO, @ 541-284-8612
Director, Substance Abuse Administration
This mid-Atlantic healthcare organization ranks among the top three respected U.S. academic medical centers for substance abuse treatment. The position of Director, Substance Abuse Administration has recently been created to coordinate the delivery of administrative, financial, and operational activities of its substance abuse product line.
Requirements:
Reporting to both the VP/Operations Integration and the Director of Substance Abuse Programs, the successful candidate must possess strong leadership skills, deep subject matter knowledge, relevant industry experience and specific skills, including:
•Five years progressively responsible management experience and success in a complex healthcare setting (preferably in the field of substance abuse) within an academic medical center.
•Demonstrated ability to build and develop a new function, budget, and its required resources.
•Direct fundraising experience, including grant-writing with government funders and foundations.
•Knowledge of managed care, hospital and university finance and administration, funding systems for substance abuse, state reimbursement systems, and substance abuse systems of care.
•An advanced degree in business, healthcare administration, or a related field.
The compensation package is highly competitive, incentive-driven, and comes with generous benefits. Interested candidates may email their resumes and most recent compensation data to: ljordan@ccgsearch.com
The Watershed Addiction Treatment Programs - Internal Medicine Physician
We are currently seeking a full-time, Internal Medicine Physician for our beautiful Boynton Beach facility. The Physician is responsible for reviewing patients' history as well as conducting physicals, medical consultations and assessments. The Physician will provide basic medical care for patients, necessary to achieve The Watershed's mission and objectives in collaboration with the Medical Director. He/She supports the policies and procedures, rules and regulations of The Watershed. This person will assist with the overall Medical Quality Management of The Watershed, providing leadership and guidance for The Watershed's clinical staff in accordance with standards of State and Federal regulations. Our competitive compensation and excellent benefits package for FULL TIME EMPLOYEES includes: Medical and Dental Insurance Supplemental Insurance 401(K) plan Paid Time Off (PTO) Plan EEO and Drug Free Workplace
Requirements:
Graduated from an accredited Medical School or School of Osteopathic Medicine; is a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible physician. Experience in drug and alcohol treatment settings preferred. Licensed to practice medicine (M.D., or D.O.) in the State of Florida as provided for in Chapters 458 and 459 of the Florida Statutes.
To apply, please visit: http://www.thewatershed.jobs/ OR send resume to: jobs@thewatershed.com
No re-location offered, local candidates preferred.
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Kaiser Permanente
The Permanente Medical Group has opportunities in Addiction Medicine for our Modesto, Stockton, Manteca and Antioch locations.
You may e-mail your CV and cover letter to: Katherine.Eide@kp.org or call (800) 777-4912 for more information.
http://physiciancareers.kp.org/ncal/
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Gospel Rescue Ministries, Inc. of Washington, DC: Medical Director
Gospel Rescue Ministries (GRM) seeks a contractual medical director who is a licensed physician in the District of Columbia and is familiar with Medicaid reimbursement. GRM houses two ASAM Level III-C non-hospital residential programs for chemically dependent homeless and indigent adults. The medical director’s responsibilities would include the review of treatment plans/invoices submitted for Medicaid and Drug Treatment Choice Provider (voucher) programs. Please direct all inquiries to:
Stephen Glaude
Director of Development
810 5th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
202-842-1731
Fax: 202-898-0285
stephen@grm.org
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