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Medical Directorship Guidance

Physicians are increasingly offered medical director roles at hospitals, senior living centers, surgical centers, private medical offices, and other facilities (e.g., medical spas and weight loss centers). While medical directors bring experience and a basic skill set to the job, the breadth and scope of these positions can vary considerably. Medical directors may quickly find that the current healthcare environment demands that they stretch their skill set into areas not initially expected. BACKGROUND Originally, the role of a medical director was internally facing, clinically focused, and centered on case and disease management; however, medical director roles have evolved, and the clinical emphasis has declined. Medical directors now…

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