Description

H&H Leadership Solutions invites you to explore an outstanding Chief Medical Officer opportunity with Haxtun Health.

This is a unique hybrid role offering 4 days of outpatient clinical care and 1 day of administrative leadership ideal for a physician who wants both patient impact and organizational influence.

Position Highlights

• 4 days clinical | 1 day administrative (CMO)
• Outpatient-focused Family Medicine with integrated hospital support
• Leadership role with direct impact on clinical strategy and provider team
• Collaborative, tight-knit rural healthcare environment

Compensation

• $300,000 Base Salary (Family Medicine)
• $25,000 Annual Stipend for CMO Responsibilities
• 30 days PTO
• Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision, retirement)
• CME allowance + malpractice coverage

Clinical Responsibilities

• Provide full-scope primary care (preventive, chronic, acute)
• Build long-term patient relationships in a community-focused setting
• Coordinate care across clinic, ER, and inpatient settings
• Participate in quality initiatives and team-based care delivery
• CMO / Leadership Responsibilities (~1 day/week)
• Provide oversight and support to physicians and APPs
• Partner with executive leadership on clinical strategy and operations
• Lead quality improvement and patient outcome initiatives
• Help shape the future of care delivery at a Critical Access Hospital

About Haxtun Health

• 25-bed Critical Access Hospital serving a rural Colorado community
• Integrated system including clinic, ER, inpatient, and swing bed services
• Strong focus on continuity of care and keeping care local

Qualifications

• MD/DO, Board Certified or Eligible in Family Medicine
• Eligible for Colorado licensure
• Interest in rural medicine and leadership
• Prior leadership experience preferred 

Why This Role?

• This is more than a traditional Family Medicine job—it’s an opportunity to:
• Practice meaningful, relationship-driven medicine
• Step into leadership without giving up clinical work
• Influence care delivery in a rural community