Associate Medical Director | MO Licensed

Who We Are

Concert Health is a mission-driven behavioral health medical group delivering evidence-based care through primary care partnerships across the country. As the nation’s leading provider of Collaborative Care, we’ve supported nearly 120,000 patients—and we continue to advance the model through research, innovation, and a commitment to clinical excellence.

Job Summary:

Concert Health is seeking an experienced and mission-driven Associate Medical Director to serve as the psychiatrist lead and liaison to a valued health system partner. This unique role combines direct clinical consultation within the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) with clinical innovation and strategic medical leadership—providing an opportunity to shape how behavioral health is delivered in primary care at scale.

Strong clinical skills and efficiency are essential in this role, particularly in delivering high-quality psychiatric consultation through systematic case review (SCR). However, true success will also be defined by your ability to build trusted relationships, guide system-level adaptation of care, and serve as a clinical ambassador to our partners. You’ll work closely with primary care teams, medical directors, and regional clinical leaders to strengthen collaboration, promote evidence-based practices, and ensure alignment with Concert’s high standards of care.

The role includes 28 hours per week of clinical time, consisting of 25 hours of systematic case review (SCR) and 3 hours of clinical administrative time (may need to be used for SCR based on staffing needs and during periods of increased volume). In addition, 12 hours per week are dedicated to the care-delivery team and partner-facing leadership—supporting provider engagement, pod-level clinical quality, and the tailored implementation of Concert’s clinical guidelines.

This is an ideal opportunity for a clinically grounded leader who thrives at the intersection of care delivery, innovation, and system transformation.

Responsibilities:

Psychiatric Consultation Support

• Conduct weekly systematic case reviews (SCRs) with behavioral health care managers (Concert title: Collaborative Care Clinicians, CCCs) to provide psychiatric consultation and treatment recommendations (on average 6 to 10 patient reviews per hour; 25 to 28 hours per week as needed based on caseload fluctuations).
• • Support diagnosis and suggest treatment plan changes, including medication and behavioral treatment recommendations.
  • Document workup and treatment recommendations to be implemented by the PCP in the electronic health record and communicate clinically-significant information directly to the PCP as indicated.
  • Collaborate with assigned CCCs to track and oversee patient panels and clinical outcomes using our cloud-based patient registry.
• Perform a regular Patient Registry review of patients to identify high-risk patients, new patients, or those not improving as expected.

Clinical Leadership

• Provide real-time supervisory/consultation support to CCCs (outside of SCRs), other PCs, and PCPs as needed.
• Supervise and provide clinical oversight to Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner PCs within their respective states, ensuring adherence to best practices and regulatory standards.
• Collaborate with CCC leadership to mentor and support professional development of CCCs.
• Develop and deliver training for PCPs, PCs, and CCCs, focusing on high-yield clinical topics related to identification, diagnosis, and treatment of behavioral health conditions through a CoCM lens.
• Support the onboarding of new PCs, ensuring they are equipped and prepared to fulfill their duties effectively.

Quality and Program Development

• Build and maintain strong relationships with market leads and primary care providers, ensuring robust partnerships and increased referrals.
• Ensure adherence to the Collaborative Care Model fidelity, facilitating discussions between psychiatric consultants, CCCs, primary care providers, and client partner clinical leadership.
• Support provider activation efforts to increase appropriate patient referrals into CoCM.
• Identify opportunities for system improvement