Florida Statutes 391.028 – Administration
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(1) The Director of Children’s Medical Services must be a physician licensed under chapter 458 or chapter 459 who has specialized training and experience in the provision of health care to children and who has recognized skills in leadership and the promotion of children’s health programs. The director shall be the deputy secretary and the Deputy State Health Officer for Children’s Medical Services and is appointed by and reports to the State Surgeon General. The director may appoint such other staff as necessary for the operation of the program subject to the approval of the State Surgeon General.
(2) The director shall provide for an operational system using such department staff and contract providers as necessary. The program shall implement the following program activities under physician supervision on a statewide basis:
(a) Case management services for network participants;
Terms Used In Florida Statutes 391.028
- Contract: A legal written agreement that becomes binding when signed.
- Oversight: Committee review of the activities of a Federal agency or program.
(b) Management and oversight of local program activities;
(c) Medical and financial eligibility determination for the program in accordance with s. 391.029;
(d) Determination of a level of care and medical complexity for long-term care services;
(e) Authorizing services in the program and developing spending plans;
(f) Development of treatment plans; and
(g) Resolution of complaints and grievances from participants and health care providers.
(3) Each Children’s Medical Services area office shall be directed by a physician licensed under chapter 458 or chapter 459 who has specialized training and experience in the provision of health care to children. The director of a Children’s Medical Services area office shall be appointed by the director from the active panel of Children’s Medical Services physician consultants.