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Psychiatrist - Practice Leader

Remote

About Us 
Senior Doc Management, LLC is a national leader in dementia-focused primary care, delivering specialized services to one of the most vulnerable populations. As one of the few providers participating in the groundbreaking CMS-approved GUIDE (Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience) model, we are at the forefront of innovative, patient-centered dementia care. Our deep relationships with senior living operators and our highly successful providers have made us a trusted name in geriatric healthcare. 

Position Overview 
We are seeking an experienced Psychiatrist/MD to join our team as a contracted Practice Leader. In this role, you will guide and oversee clinical operations, lead a team of healthcare professionals, and ensure the delivery of dementia-focused primary care. This is a unique opportunity to lead within a rapidly growing organization, providing specialized care that has a real impact on the lives of patients and their families. 

Key Responsibilities 

  • Provide comprehensive psychiatric evaluations, diagnoses, and treatments for dementia and related cognitive disorders. 
  • Lead a team of clinicians, including psychiatrists, nurses, and support staff, fostering a collaborative and high-performing work environment. 
  • Develop and implement clinical best practices and care protocols to ensure high-quality, evidence-based care. 
  • Collaborate with senior living operators and other healthcare partners to enhance patient outcomes and care delivery. 
  • Oversee clinical operations, including resource allocation, compliance, and workflow optimization. 
  • Ensure adherence to the CMS-approved GUIDE program requirements and participate in program development and improvement. 
  • Act as a mentor and advisor to your team, driving professional development and excellence in care delivery. 
  • Contribute to strategic initiatives aimed at expanding our presence in dementia care and growing our partnerships with senior living facilities. 

Qualifications 

  • Medical Doctor (MD) with board certification in Psychiatry. 
  • Active, unrestricted medical license. 
  • Minimum of 5 years of clinical experience, with 2+ years in a leadership role. 
  • Expertise in dementia care or geriatric psychiatry highly preferred. 
  • Proven success in telemedicine and electronic health record (EHR) platforms. 
  • Excellent leadership, communication, and organizational skills. 
  • In-depth understanding of healthcare regulations, compliance, and best practices in psychiatric care. 
  • Ability to work remotely and manage a team across multiple locations. 

Why Senior Doc? 

  • Contracted role with competitive compensation. 
  • Opportunity to lead in one of the few CMS-approved GUIDE program providers. 
  • Work remotely while making a direct impact on dementia care nationally. 
  • Join a team of extremely successful providers within a thriving, growing practice. 
  • Strong relationships with senior living operators, providing ample opportunities for collaboration. 
  • Flexible schedule with opportunities for leadership growth. 

Location: Remote

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