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Join Block Island Health Services as their next Chief Medical Officer on Block Island, Rhode Island! The Position The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) will be a dynamic and engaging leader and exceptional provider, serving as a vital resource for staff, providers, and patients. The CMO will be responsible for overseeing all clinical operations, ensuring the highest standards of care, and driving strategic initiatives to enhance Block Island Health Services. Reporting to the CEO, the CMO will oversee all clinical staff, and will provide and support comprehensive quality care throughout the facility. The CMO will participate in education initiatives in partnership with Brown University Medical School, including the guidance of medical students. Additionally, this leader will participate in the teaching of both Family Medicine residents from Lifespan and Care New England. Ideal leaders will bring extensive knowledge pertaining to community and/or rural healthcare, allowing them to oversee our Federal Rural Health accreditation requirements including reviewing quarterly Nurse Practitioner notes, quality and efficiency initiatives, and the development and implementation of policies and procedures when applicable. This leader will also provide after-hour coverage and must be dependable to respond timely to emergency situations, patient telephone calls, and be prepared to provide after-hour treatment if necessary. After hour coverage will be split amongst all providers. Ideal candidates will be charismatic, hands-on strategic thinkers with extensive experience in community-based and/or rural healthcare organizations. A strong focus on patient-centered care and population health is vital. Requirements MD and/or DO is required. Board Certified in Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Emergency Medicine is required. The Organization Founded in 1989, Block Island Health Services (BIHS) is a Rural Health Clinic, a teaching site of Brown University Warren Alpert School of Medicine, provides community health care by integrating care through in-house providers, partnerships with specialists, and through the mainland referral network. BIHS is home to physician offices, four primary care examination rooms, two urgent care treatment rooms, a laboratory, and an x-ray suite. Additionally, there are two dental offices, and consultation and treatment suites used for behavioral health, physical therapy, chiropractic, massage, and acupuncture therapy. The medical team at Block Island consists of the CMO/Family Medicine Physician, two Advanced Practice Registered Nurses of Family Medicine, and Registered Nurses who provide primary, urgent, and emergent care services to patients of all ages. BIHS is proud to partner not only with Brown University Alpert School of Medicine, but also the Block Island Volunteer Rescue Squad, Interstate Navigation, The US Coast Guard, New England Airlines, and the regional helicopter and ambulance services. BIHS hosts a Rural Medicine Elective that is open to Family and Emergency Medicine Residents, medical students, physician assistant students, and nurse practitioner students. The Community New Shoreham, Rhode Island, was incorporated in 1672 as the only town on the island of Block Island. New Shoreham is seven miles long and three miles wide (9.5 square miles), and is 12 miles from the Rhode Island coastline. New Shoreham is home to over 350 freshwater ponds, 28 miles of trails, and the Block Island School District. Block Island is a dynamic community of ~1,200 year round residents, and a tourist and seasonal resident destination whose population can surge to ~40,000 on a summer day. Its rugged natural beauty includes dramatic bluffs, hilly hiking trails, and soft sandy beaches. Block Island was named one of the initial 12 Last Great Places in the western hemisphere by The Nature Conservancy and 43% of the land is forever conserved thanks to collaborative efforts. The small downtown is home to shops, restaurants and hotels, and a vibrant public library. Connection to the ocean is facilitated by three marinas, a sailing club, a maritime center, and public access to the 17 miles of beaches and the 770 acre Great Salt Pond. Block Island is home to a multitude of dining options, including year-round cozy cafes, restaurants and bars; in the summer and shoulder seasons, many more options offer local seafood with sunset views, take out and fine dining. Block Island also has small boutiques and shops lining its charming streets. Amy Simonson Executive Recruiter [email protected] 913-708-8929

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