The Medical Surveillance Program within the Department of Public Health Sciences specializes in providing occupational health services to various companies, state, and government agencies throughout California. As the Director, Medical Surveillance, you will lead the clinical services of the program, ensuring quality, consistency, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

Design tailored medical monitoring programs for clients Conduct medical clearances Provide clinical oversight for mid-level practitioners Offer annual training for staff Maintain certifications and licensure

Minimum Qualifications:

Board Certification in Occupational Medicine California Medical License DEA Certification Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathic Medicine 5 years' experience as a licensed physician 2 years' experience in occupational healthcare Strong leadership and interpersonal skills Knowledge of workers' compensation and OSHA regulations

Preferred Qualifications:

Certified Medical Examiner in relevant fields Familiarity with university policies

Benefits:

Competitive salary of $109,000 annually Remote, part-time position Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and leave benefits Professional development opportunities and retirement plans