Connecticut: medical director for a addiction medicine / mat clinic

Annually designated by the clinic's governing board as part of the medical/dental staff appointment process; a Medication-for-Opioid-Use-Disorder/methadone program would additionally need to satisfy 42 C.F.R. Part 8's own federal medical director requirement.

• Bear the staff-privilege-control and governance responsibilities the clinic's bylaws assign to 'the medical or dental director'

Same outpatient-clinic licensing basis as the urgentCare entry above applies to a corporately-organized addiction-medicine clinic generally. This pass could not locate Connecticut's specific opioid-treatment-program rule (DMHAS-administered) to confirm whether it separately/additionally names a medical director — treat the federal 42 C.F.R. Part 8 requirement as the floor for any OTP/methadone component.