Regional Services Physician – Réunion Network

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in France.

📋 Description

• Lead and provide support within a designated geographical area, collaborating with physicians, nurse network coordinators, and a medical activities assistant.

• Manage organ and tissue donor cases, which includes on-call responsibilities during overnight, weekends, and public holidays.

• Enforce the Agency’s policies in the Réunion region.

• Engage in Level 2 regulatory on-call duties, participate in working groups, conduct audits of hospital coordination teams, and serve on living donor expert committees.

• Assess activities and present a monthly report to the DPGOT Steering Committee.

• Establish goals for regional missions.

• Contribute to reporting, analyze incidents, and support biovigilance efforts.

• Notify the appropriate hospital authority in case of an incident, anomaly, or situation that poses a risk.

• Advocate for organ donation for transplantation and enhance public awareness.

• Take part in collaborative initiatives with other organizations.

• Create, sustain, and supervise hospital coordination networks.

• Assist in leading meetings and providing training for healthcare professionals.

• Support transplant teams and aid hospital coordination teams in enhancing their skills and applying best-practice recommendations.

• Act as a representative of the Agency to regional administrative entities, healthcare institutions, regional health agencies, and healthcare professionals.

• Offer guidance to physicians and hospital coordination teams throughout the donation and procurement processes.

• Confirm donor and graft eligibility.

• Collaborate with DPGOT departments, executive management, and the Communications Department.

⛳️ Requirements

• Medical degree and medical license.

• Ideally, a specialization in anesthesiology and critical care, intensive care, or emergency medicine.

• Strong knowledge of organ and tissue donation and transplantation.

• A minimum of two years’ experience in these areas, intensive care, or transplantation.

• Good understanding of healthcare system organization, operations of healthcare institutions, and public health matters.

• Adherence to professional practice evaluation standards.

• Proficiency in standard office software.

• Excellent communication skills, especially for training delivery, facilitating networks, and making presentations.

• Ability to work independently, be available, possess a strong sense of responsibility, and prioritize effectively.

• Commitment to confidentiality and respect for the institution’s official stance.

• Team-oriented, with active listening, diplomacy, organizational abilities, and supervisory skills.

• Outstanding written and verbal communication capabilities.

• Mandatory public declaration of interests.

🏝️ Benefits

• Up to two days of remote work per week, pending approval.

• Public-sector employment contract.

• Position available for both permanent civil servants and contract employees.

• Opportunities to participate in working groups, training programs, and cooperative missions.

• Commitment to public service.

• Compensation based on experience and educational qualifications, aligned with the salary scales of health agencies or, for civil servants, the applicable special status.