What are the responsibilities and job description for the Associate Medical Director Family Medicine position at University Health?
University Medicine Associates (UMA) is a mission-driven, non-profit, primary care and multi-specialty group associated with University Health.
UMA is presently seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Family Medicine physician to assume the role of Associate Medical Director of School-Based, Mobile and Community Health.
The Department of School-based, Mobile, and Community Health at University Health provides high quality care to patients across Bexar County. The department operates five school-based health clinics in partnership with four school districts, and two mobile units in some of the most under-served neighborhoods in San Antonio, Texas. The department also is home to the Towne Twin Village clinic, a residential facility that is home to adults 55 years and older with a disabling condition, and a history of being unhoused. The department is committed to achieving clinical excellence, eliminating health disparities, and achieving community health equity in alignment with the mission and vision of University Health.
Position Details :
- Maintain a clinical practice as a Primary Care Physician (PCP) and supervise a team of advanced practice providers in the school-based health setting
- Review key health outcomes and drive quality improvement efforts
- Supports population health improvement efforts, interventions, and evaluations
- Informs community health-based activities to achieve health equity
- Supports the development and evaluates health care delivery models that achieve trust and improved health outcomes
- Monitors the performance of clinical providers in the area of productivity, cost efficiency, patient satisfaction, and clinical standards.
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