The applicable federal regulation states: "The
medical director is responsible for-(i) implementation of resident care policies; and (ii) the coordination of medical care in the facility.
KP Doyle, deputy chief executive, said: "I am delighted that Geoff Graham is joining us as
medical director in our hospitals division.
This protocol will be used if the survey team has identified the facility does not have a licensed physician serving as
medical director; and/or the facility has designated a licensed physician to serve as
medical director but concerns or noncompliance identified indicate the facility has failed to involve the
medical director in his/her roles and functions related to coordination of medical care and/or the implementation of resident care policies; and/or the
medical director may not have performed his/her roles and functions related to coordination of medical care and/or the implementation of resident care policies.
David Richmond,
medical director of Liverpool Women's Hospital NHS Trust, earned pounds 185,000, a rise of 23.
Medical director, AIDS Center at North General Hospital, and assistant professor of medicine.
The director of clinical affairs at the American
Medical Directors Association (AMDA), Jacqueline Vance, R.
medical director of the Twin Cities Marathon, held its inaugural meeting on Saturday, October 11, just prior to the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon this year.
Patients' needs are addressed by an interdisciplinary team consisting of the facility's
medical director, director of nursing (or representative), director of social services (or representative), and various supportive care services such as rehab, chaplaincy, pharmacy, and frontline caregivers.
The traditional titles of positions we are placing in hospitals, health systems, and managed care organization are CMO, VPMA,
medical director, associate
medical director, director or associate director of clinical research, chief quality officer, and chief and chair of departments.
The
medical director of a skilled nursing facility must wear many hats and please many people, and this professional's dual roles as both physician and administrator might seem, at times, contradictory.
