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TMS Medical Director

Medical DirectorMedical DirectorContractRemoteLeadTeam 1-10Since 2025H1B No SponsorCompany SiteLinkedIn

Location

Colorado

Posted

74 days ago

Salary

0

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Lead

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Job Description

TMS Medical Director

MedCBO, Inc.

• Establish, review, and approve TMS clinical protocols consistent with applicable standards of care, payer requirements, and Colorado and federal law. • Evaluate and confirm patient eligibility for TMS treatment, including treatment-resistant depression criteria where applicable. • Authorize initial TMS treatment plans and provide periodic review of active TMS cases in accordance with clinical standards and payer requirements. • Remain reasonably available during normal business hours for TMS-related consultation and psychiatric oversight questions. • Participate in TMS-specific quality assurance and improvement activities, including chart review, documentation review, risk-based case selection, and corrective action planning when indicated. • Exercise authority to suspend, modify, or discontinue TMS services when clinically or legally necessary to protect patient safety or maintain regulatory compliance. • Ensure TMS ordering and approval processes are consistent with payer credentialing, supervision, and rendering-provider rules, and that claims are not submitted in a manner that misrepresents specialty, supervision, or provider identity. • Review prescribing related to TMS protocols only to the extent required for clinical appropriateness, payer compliance, or regulatory requirements. • Provide consultative input for emergency escalation questions when available, while recognizing that emergency activation and transfer to higher-acuity care must not be delayed pending physician contact. • Participate in periodic quality, compliance, and oversight meetings and maintain appropriate documentation of findings, reviewed cases, and recommended corrective actions. • Promptly notify the Practice of any licensure issue, investigation, discipline, restriction, DEA action, loss of board certification, exclusion, or other adverse event that could affect the ability to perform the role.

Job Requirements

  • Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO)
  • Active, unrestricted license to practice medicine in the State of Colorado
  • Current board certification in psychiatry
  • Active DEA registration if controlled-substance authority will be exercised
  • Good standing with the Colorado Medical Board
  • Demonstrated competency in outpatient psychiatric practice and TMS oversight
  • Ability to comply with HIPAA, HITECH, payer requirements, and applicable Colorado and federal laws governing medical practice, prescribing, supervision, and documentation

Benefits

  • Maintain all licenses, registrations, certifications, and continuing education required to perform the services
  • Maintain professional liability insurance in commercially reasonable amounts
  • Use independent professional judgment in all clinical matters
  • Protect patient privacy and confidential information in compliance with HIPAA, HITECH, and applicable Colorado privacy requirements
  • Cooperate with quality assurance reviews, audits, and regulatory inquiries as required by law and contract

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