Medical Director Physician

Director of Transplant Services

At Parkland Health & Hospital System, "Care, Compassion, Community" are more than words; they are our guiding principles. As one of the largest public hospital systems in the nation, we are committed to delivering exceptional health services to our community and improving health outcomes across Dallas County.

Job Description

• Collaborate with the Program Medical Director and executive leadership to define and execute the program's strategic vision, aligning clinical operations with organizational goals.
• Ensure seamless day-to-day operations of the transplant services, optimizing workflow, patient access, and care coordination across the continuum.
• Design and implement initiatives to enhance clinical outcomes, patient experience, and program growth. Develop and oversee health professional training, patient education, and community outreach programs to increase program effectiveness and community awareness.
• Lead efforts to attain and maintain accreditation with relevant regulatory bodies. Monitor clinical and financial outcomes, leveraging data to identify improvement opportunities.
• Foster collaborative relationships with physicians, staff, community partners, and external organizations to align care standards, improve quality metrics, and support community health initiatives.
• Oversee budgeting, resource allocation, and grant management to ensure fiscal responsibility and sustainability of the program.
• Supervise assigned staff, promoting professional development, motivating team members, and ensuring high-performance standards.
• Represent Parkland Health at national and local conferences, organizations, and initiatives to enhance professional excellence, networking, and community engagement.
• Co-chair committees focused on accreditation, recognition, and compliance initiatives to uphold program standards.
• Facilitate participation in Centers for Medicaid & Medicare Services (CMS) Innovation initiatives and other alternative payment models aimed at improving patient access and engagement.

Requirements

• Extensive knowledge of transplant medicine, healthcare standards, and clinical best practices.
• Proven experience managing complex clinical programs, with a solid understanding of healthcare data management and accreditation processes.
• Demonstrated ability in strategic planning, operational management, and process improvement.
• Exceptional leadership skills, with a track record of motivating multidisciplinary teams and fostering effective partnerships.
• Strong communication skills, capable of engaging diverse audiences, including physicians, staff, community members, and external stakeholders.
• Proficiency in fiscal management, including budgeting, grant writing, and resource allocation.
• A minimum of a bachelor's degree in a healthcare-related field; a master's degree or higher (e.g., MSN, MHA, MBA) is preferred.
• Certification or extensive experience in transplant services or a related specialty is advantageous.

Benefits

• Be part of a renowned public health system dedicated to innovative, patient-centered care.
• Opportunities for professional growth through leadership development, community engagement, and participation in national initiatives.
• Comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, vision, life, disability insurance, flexible spending accounts, and more.
• Contribute to a mission-driven organization committed to serving the community's most vulnerable populations.