Join Our Mission-Driven Team at Hospice of the East Bay

About Us:

Founded in 1977, Hospice of the East Bay stands proud as one of the pioneering not-for-profit hospice agencies in the nation. Our mission is fueled by professionalism, compassion, and a team-oriented approach to care. With Bruns House, the only free-standing inpatient hospice house in Northern California, we're distinguished for our innovative care programs, including music and pet therapy, as well as specialized Veteran's centered care. We're honored to be consecutively recognized for the last four years as a “Great Place to Work,” thanks to our commitment to excellence and a forward-thinking mentality.

Why Work With Us?

Located in the picturesque Bay Area of Northern California, our team members enjoy the rich diversity and cultural vibrancy of Contra Costa and Alameda Counties. Close to the iconic Napa Valley, San Francisco, and the Sierra Mountains, you'll find your work-life balance enriched by the myriad of local trails, beaches, and exploration opportunities that await. As a part of our family-focused team, you'll be contributing to our local community, working within an organization deeply committed to giving back. This position offers the flexibility of hybrid work, combining on-site engagement with the convenience of working remotely, ensuring a robust integration of work and life.

Your Role as an Associate Medical Director:

In this pivotal role, you'll lead the medical direction of our dedicated team, upholding the highest standards of clinical care and administrative excellence to maintain the integrity of our hospice programs. Your contributions will include:

Ensure appropriate evaluation and certification and recertification of terminal illnesses

Ensure the accuracy in documentation supporting hospice eligibility

Engaging actively in weekly interdisciplinary group meetings to ensure a holistic approach to care.

Actively participating in new admissions for the agency

Ensuring excellent care coordination by liaising with attending physicians and supporting our interdisciplinary teams.

Supports and participates in care conferences with patients and interdisciplinary teams

Support education of team members and rotation of residents

Participating in inpatient care, including rotations at Bruns House and other hospital settings, alongside supporting night on-call duties as needed.

Who We're Looking For:

We seek a compassionate and skilled professional with:

• Fellowship training in Hospice and Palliative Care, or eligibility to become board-certified as a Hospice Medical Director within two years of employment.
• A valid medical license and DEA license to practice in California, alongside an impressive track record backed by favorable references.
• A collaborative spirit, ready to work alongside our hospice employees and volunteers to provide unmatched care across diverse settings.
• A commitment to continuous learning and professional development within our supportive team environment.

Benefits of Joining Us:

• Competitive compensation of $125-135/hr, reflective of your experience.
• Flexible working hours (20-30 hours per week) to support your work-life balance, willing to negotiate
• CME allowance to foster your professional growth.
• A deeply compassionate team environment, encouraging collaboration and innovation.

How to Apply:

If you're passionate about making a meaningful difference in the lives of others and ready to join a team dedicated to excellence in hospice care, we'd love to hear from you. Please submit your application, including references and relevant certifications, to become a part of our mission-driven journey at Hospice of the East Bay.