Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Sample Clauses
The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) clause defines the role, responsibilities, and authority of the CMO within an organization or project. Typically, this clause outlines the CMO's duties, such as overseeing clinical operations, ensuring compliance with medical regulations, and serving as the primary medical advisor. It may also specify reporting lines, decision-making powers, and requirements for qualifications or experience. The core function of this clause is to clearly establish the CMO's position and responsibilities, ensuring accountability and effective management of medical aspects within the organization.
Chief Medical Officer (CMO). The CMO shall be a full-time position, a board-certified Illinois-licensed Physician and have a minimum of eight (8) years of experience practicing medicine. This position will lead and oversee Contractor’s clinical strategy and clinical programs (both physical and behavioral health). This position will be responsible for Contractor’s Utilization Management Program, Care Coordination, Long-Term Services and Support, quality improvement, accreditation, credentialing, pharmacy, Appeals and Grievances, health services, Behavioral Health services, and medical policy. This position shall manage Contractor’s Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement Program. This position shall attend all quarterly quality meetings.
Chief Medical Officer (CMO) refer to item 8.
Chief Medical Officer (CMO). The CMO is the LCMC designated physician who has oversight for the clinical quality of care and for the medical staff at each facility.