Adelphi is seeking a licensed Medical Director to oversee and provide medical leadership within a secured correctional healthcare setting in DuPage County, Illinois. The Medical Director will ensure the delivery of high-quality clinical services, maintain compliance with applicable standards, and provide direct patient care when necessary. This role involves oversight of medical operations, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and adherence to professional and regulatory guidelines.
Job Quick Facts: - BD-1152-02
- Profession: Physician
- Specialty: Medical Director
- Location: DuPage County, Illinois
- Facility Type: Secured Correctional Healthcare Setting
- Job Type: Contract
- Coverage Type: On-Site
- Shift Schedule: 10 hours per week, flexible scheduling
- Call Schedule: Clinical Only
- Call Schedule: On Call (Rotational / standby basis)
Requirements: - Current and unrestricted Illinois Medical License (MD or DO)
- Board Certification in Internal Medicine, Family Practice, or related specialty
- DEA license and controlled substance registration
- Current CPR certification
- Minimum of five (5) years of clinical experience, including supervisory or leadership experience preferred
- Knowledge of NCCHC and ACA standards and correctional healthcare practices Preferred Qualifications:
- Prior experience providing medical oversight in correctional, institutional, or public health environments
- Strong leadership and communication skills
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate interdisciplinary healthcare delivery
- Experience in developing clinical protocols and ensuring regulatory compliance
Responsibilities: - Serve as the senior clinical authority for all medical services within the facility
- Provide clinical oversight, direction, and evaluation of physicians, nurse practitioners, and nursing staff
- Review and approve policies, procedures, and treatment protocols to ensure compliance with standards of care
- Conduct patient consultations and provide direct care when required
- Supervise the medical aspects of intake screening, chronic disease management, and emergency response
- Participate in quality assurance, performance improvement, and morbidity/mortality reviews
- Collaborate with administrative leadership to ensure adequate staffing, resource utilization, and training
- Serve as liaison between healthcare staff and correctional administration to ensure continuity of operations
- Ensure compliance with NCCHC, ACA, and applicable federal and state regulations
- Maintain documentation and records in accordance with professional and legal requirements
- Any other duties as assigned.
