Epidemiology Physician
22nd Health Care LLC Recruiter listing · Open · verified Oct 22, 2026
Toledo, OH Part-time Other Specialty Physician
At a glance
Other Specialty Physician role posted by 22nd Health Care LLC, a recruiter. Toledo, OH · part-time.
Pay not stated
RoleOther Specialty Physician
LocationToledo, OH
EmploymentPart-time
PostedOct 3, 2026 · 2w ago
Role brief
physicianroles summary, based on the recruiter's listing.
What you'll do
- Plan and lead residents’ medical care, including exams, assessments, diagnoses, treatment, prescriptions and records
- Create agency medical rules that align with standards for ICF/IID facilities
- Coordinate health and safety needs with care teams, families, guardians, nurse practitioners and facility committees
- Supervise medical and support staff, and help plan statewide health services and public health programs
- Manage complex medical, psychiatric or laboratory cases, guide outbreak response and train staff on challenging issues
What you bring
- You hold a doctoral degree in medicine and a valid Ohio medical license
- You have CPR certification at the healthcare-professional level
Who this fits
This part-time physician administrator role combines resident care with staff supervision and medical policy leadership. The schedule averages 16 hours per week, with shifts running 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and flexibility for a first or second shift. Public health, developmental disability care or administrative leadership experience is preferred.
From the recruiter
Part time -Physician Administrator 2
Location: Toledo, OH 43614
Hours/Week: 16 (8:00 AM-5:00 PM, flexible first or second shift)
Potential: 8-20 hours/week (16 hours on average)
License Requirement: Valid Ohio Medical License
Degree Requirement: Doctoral Degree in Medicine
Job Summary
Oversee and direct medical care for residents at developmental centers, ensuring delivery of high-quality services consistent with standards for Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID). Serve as a primary care physician while providing leadership in the development and implementation of medical policies and procedures.
Key Responsibilities
• Medical Oversight:
o Plan, coordinate, and direct medical services for residents
o Establish policies and procedures consistent with regulatory standards
o Provide direct patient care, including physicals, evaluations, diagnoses, treatment plans, prescriptions, and documentation
• Collaboration & Consultation:
o Work with interdisciplinary teams (psychology, psychiatry, nursing, case managers, direct care staff, and families/guardians) to address health and safety concerns
o Collaborate with Certified Nurse Practitioners and other medical staff
o Consult with facility committees (admission/discharge, infection control, medication review, human rights, and emergency preparedness)
o Provide medical consultation to programs and assist in planning statewide health services
• Program Administration:
o Supervise lower-level medical and support personnel
o Formulate and implement medical policies on behalf of the agency
o Provide leadership in public health initiatives, including maternal and child health programs and infectious disease surveillance
o Assist in grant development, resource allocation, and comprehensive planning of statewide services
• Specialized Medical Responsibilities:
o Handle complex medical, psychiatric, or laboratory cases
o Serve as medical supervisor during disease outbreaks or other facility-wide health concerns
o Provide training and guidance for staff on complex medical issues
Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
• Knowledge of medicine, psychiatry, public health, and healthcare administration
• Skills in patient care, policy implementation, and interdisciplinary collaboration
• Ability to supervise staff, manage complex cases, and handle unpredictable situations
Minimum Qualifications
• Doctoral Degree in Medicine
• Valid Ohio Medical License
• CPR Certification at healthcare-professional level
• Healthcare-professional level CPR Certification
• Ohio Medical License
Preferred Skills
• Experience in public health, developmental disability care, or administrative leadership
Location: Toledo, OH 43614
Hours/Week: 16 (8:00 AM-5:00 PM, flexible first or second shift)
Potential: 8-20 hours/week (16 hours on average)
License Requirement: Valid Ohio Medical License
Degree Requirement: Doctoral Degree in Medicine
Job Summary
Oversee and direct medical care for residents at developmental centers, ensuring delivery of high-quality services consistent with standards for Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID). Serve as a primary care physician while providing leadership in the development and implementation of medical policies and procedures.
Key Responsibilities
• Medical Oversight:
o Plan, coordinate, and direct medical services for residents
o Establish policies and procedures consistent with regulatory standards
o Provide direct patient care, including physicals, evaluations, diagnoses, treatment plans, prescriptions, and documentation
• Collaboration & Consultation:
o Work with interdisciplinary teams (psychology, psychiatry, nursing, case managers, direct care staff, and families/guardians) to address health and safety concerns
o Collaborate with Certified Nurse Practitioners and other medical staff
o Consult with facility committees (admission/discharge, infection control, medication review, human rights, and emergency preparedness)
o Provide medical consultation to programs and assist in planning statewide health services
• Program Administration:
o Supervise lower-level medical and support personnel
o Formulate and implement medical policies on behalf of the agency
o Provide leadership in public health initiatives, including maternal and child health programs and infectious disease surveillance
o Assist in grant development, resource allocation, and comprehensive planning of statewide services
• Specialized Medical Responsibilities:
o Handle complex medical, psychiatric, or laboratory cases
o Serve as medical supervisor during disease outbreaks or other facility-wide health concerns
o Provide training and guidance for staff on complex medical issues
Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
• Knowledge of medicine, psychiatry, public health, and healthcare administration
• Skills in patient care, policy implementation, and interdisciplinary collaboration
• Ability to supervise staff, manage complex cases, and handle unpredictable situations
Minimum Qualifications
• Doctoral Degree in Medicine
• Valid Ohio Medical License
• CPR Certification at healthcare-professional level
• Healthcare-professional level CPR Certification
• Ohio Medical License
Preferred Skills
• Experience in public health, developmental disability care, or administrative leadership