Medical Director
Job Description
- Evaluate patient eligibility and authorize treatment courses Provide on-call physician oversight during clinic hours (remote acceptable for routine sessions) Conduct or delegate initial patient assessments and treatment plan reviews Ensure clinical compliance with CMS, NFPA 99, and UHMS guidelines Collaborate with referring physicians on patient care coordination Participate in quality assurance and outcomes tracking
About Trinity Hyperbarics
(Login for Information)LLC is an independent hyperbaric oxygen therapy clinic launching in Forney, Texas — the fastest-growing corridor in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. We provide FDA-cleared hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) for patients with chronic wounds, diabetic foot ulcers, radiation injuries, osteomyelitis, and other medically indicated conditions, operating on a physician-referral model in an outpatient clinic setting.
We are a physician-led, patient-first practice built on clinical excellence and individualized care. Unlike hospital-based programs, (Login for Information)is an independent clinic — giving our Medical Director meaningful clinical influence, a direct relationship with patients and referring physicians, and the satisfaction of building something from the ground up in an underserved community.
Forney and Kaufman County are home to over 220,000 residents with one of the highest diabetic population densities in East DFW, and no dedicated independent HBOT clinic currently serves the area. (Login for Information)fills that gap.
Responsibilities
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Review and approve HBO treatment protocols and standing orders
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Evaluate patient eligibility and authorize treatment courses
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Provide on-call physician oversight during clinic hours (remote acceptable for routine sessions)
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Conduct or delegate initial patient assessments and treatment plan reviews
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Ensure clinical compliance with CMS, NFPA 99, and UHMS guidelines
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Collaborate with referring physicians on patient care coordination
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Participate in quality assurance and outcomes tracking
Qualifications
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Active Texas medical license (MD or DO) in good standing
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Board certification in any specialty — emergency medicine, internal medicine, family medicine, wound care, or undersea/hyperbaric medicine preferred
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UHMS-recognized hyperbaric training (40-hour course) or willingness to complete prior to opening
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No active OIG exclusions or Medicare/Medicaid sanctions
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Malpractice coverage that includes hyperbaric medicine oversight
Why Trinity Hyperbarics
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Flexible commitment — estimated 4–6 hours per week, primarily remote oversight
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Ground-floor opportunity to shape clinical protocols for a new independent clinic
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Stipend structured for full Stark Law / Anti-Kickback Statute compliance — compensation is fair market value for oversight services, not tied to referral volume
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Pathway to expanded role as clinic grows to two chambers in Year 2
