Opportunity
Minneapolis Supplier Systems #MPLMN-0000004251
Minneapolis Health Department Seeks Medical Director Services for School Based Clinics
Posted
July 21, 2026
Respond By
August 10, 2026
Identifier
MPLMN-0000004251
NAICS
621111
The City of Minneapolis Health Department is seeking proposals for Medical Director Services to support its School Based Clinics (MSBCs) program, which operates in eight public high schools and one alternative school. - Government Buyer: - City of Minneapolis Health Department (Minneapolis School Based Clinics) - Services Requested: - Medical Director Services for adolescent health clinics - Clinical leadership and consultation on client care - Staff development and training - Review and sign-off of clinical protocols - Support for clinic operations, grant planning, and quality assurance - Products/Part Numbers/Quantities: - Service: Medical Director Services (1 unit, up to 4 hours per week at $151/hour) - No specific part numbers or OEM products requested - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Experience with adolescent health and school-based clinic models - Familiarity with nurse practitioner and physician assistant models - Passion for working with youth - Open to agencies, universities, non-profits, businesses, faith organizations, and individuals - Funding and Contract Details: - Annual funding of $22,000 - Contract term is three years, with possible extensions up to two additional years - No OEMs or specific vendors are named, as this is a professional services procurement
Description
The City of Minneapolis is soliciting proposals to select a qualified agency to provide medical director services for the Minneapolis School Based Clinics (MSBCs) program. The MSBCs program offers integrated physical health, sexual health, mental health, health education, and nutrition services to adolescents in eight Minneapolis public high schools and one alternative school. The medical director will provide clinical leadership, clinical care consultation, staff development, and support clinic operations, grant planning, quality assurance, and clinical protocols. The selected services will be funded at $22,000 annually.