We are seeking a dedicated and visionary Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) Medical Director to join a premier Internal Medicine group in the Wesley Chapel area. Our group specializes in geriatric-focused, comprehensive care, managing a wide spectrum of complex illnesses ranging from cardiovascular to respiratory health.
As the PM&R Director, you will play a pivotal role in leading our rehabilitation efforts, ensuring that our patients receive compassionate, high-quality care designed to optimize functional recovery and long-term wellness.
Key Responsibilities Clinical Leadership: Oversee comprehensive rehabilitation management for an inpatient population, ensuring all care plans align with the highest clinical standards.
Admissions Management: Review and evaluate new admissions to determine medical necessity and tailor individualized recovery pathways.
Supervision & Collaboration: Develop daily rounding plans and provide direct oversight and mentorship to a Nurse Practitioner (NP) to ensure continuity of care.
Strategic Rounding: Conduct intensive rounding across a 4-day, 10-hour workweek , allowing for a balanced yet impactful clinical schedule.
Outcomes Focus: Drive disease prevention and wellness initiatives to ensure positive patient outcomes and reduced readmission rates.
Candidate Requirements Licensure: Current Florida MD/DO licensure (or immediate eligibility to obtain).
Board Certification: Board Certification in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) is required.
Clinical Expertise: Proven experience in inpatient rehabilitation and a deep understanding of geriatric care.
Soft Skills: A commitment to providing compassionate, patient-centered care and the ability to lead a multidisciplinary team.
Why Join Us? Work-Life Balance: Enjoy a concentrated 4-day workweek in the rapidly growing community of Wesley Chapel.
Collaborative Environment: Work alongside internal medicine experts who prioritize a holistic approach to patient health.
Impact: Take the helm of a rehabilitation program where your leadership directly influences the quality of life for the geriatric community.
