Regional Medical Director

We're partnered with a locally rooted FQHC in California's Central Valley that has built a financially stable, multi-service healthcare organization where people stay, leaders collaborate, and culture is the operating system.

The Regional Medical Director role will be a foundational asset expanding the operational leadership team.

This FQHC operates 10 clinic sites offering multiple service lines and diversified care delivery, contributing to strong financial footing and long-term sustainability. Growth has been intentional; ensuring that infrastructure, leadership, and culture scale together.

You'll work hand in hand with a CMO who has been with the organization for over 15 years and will be committed to your success overseeing clinic operations at 5 sites. You'll build strong relationships, drive accountability, and create a structure that enables provider success!

This role is for a leader who thrives on remaining visible, present, and actively engaged with your team.

A successful leader:

• Enjoys working closely with physicians and influencing day-to-day clinical operations
• Sees opportunity in untapped performance
• Values stability, but isn't looking for a static environment
• Is excellent at balancing accountability with respect
• Wants to leave a visible mark on an organization's next chapter
• Wants to grow as a leader and still maintain a clinical component

The culture in this organization is deeply embedded and staff are treated with the same level of care expected for patients. The leadership team shows up for one another daily, communicates openly, and respects every voice in the room.

Be proud to lead a team of devoted providers making strides to impact the underserved community!

If you're looking for a leadership role where you're a valuable part of a close-knit team, click "Apply" today.

Requirements

• Medical Degree from an accredited institution, MD or DO
• CA Medical License
• BC in area of Specialty
• 3-5 years of clinical experience (Primary Care/Outpatient)
• Provider supervisory experience, leadership education, or related experience
• FQHC or related experience with minority or underserved population