Glen Monteiro

My training and career have prepared me to function effectively in high-acuity, resource-conscious inpatient settings typical of community hospitals. I currently manage a high-volume adult inpatient census with an emphasis on efficient, safe patient throughput while maintaining high-quality, patient-centered care. My clinical experience includes admission and daily management of complex medical conditions such as sepsis, acute respiratory failure, CHF and COPD exacerbations, AKI, DKA/HHS, gastrointestinal bleeding, cirrhosis-related complications, and multisystem disease.

In addition to my inpatient work, I bring significant leadership and systems-based experience.

As Deputy Medical

Director and Clinical Services Manager at multiple ICE detention facilities in Texas, I oversaw multidisciplinary clinical teams, chaired quality committees, supported provider education, and ensured delivery of care aligned with national performance standards. This role strengthened my ability to collaborate across disciplines, support nursing and APP colleagues, and maintain operational efficiency in challenging environments.

Earlier in my career, I practiced full-spectrum primary care in FQHC settings, served as Medical Director for opioid treatment and residential programs, and led quality improvement initiatives. This background allows me to approach inpatient care with a strong foundation in care coordination, transitions of care, and continuity—skills that are particularly valuable in community hospital settings.

I am known by colleagues for being dependable, collegial, and calm in high-pressure situations. I value teamwork, clear communication, and pragmatic decision-making, and I enjoy working in environments where hospitalists play a central role in patient care and hospital operations.

Clinical Hospital Medicine Fellowship at University of Texas–San Antonio (2025-03 – Present)

Clinical Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program

• Management of high-volume inpatient adult census with focus on efficiency and safe throughput
• Admission and daily management of complex cases including sepsis, acute respiratory failure, CHF/COPD exacerbations, AKI, DKA/HHS, GI bleeding, cirrhosis complications, and multisystem disease
• Peri- and post-transplant management (liver, kidney, lung) including immunosuppressive adjustments, infection management, rejection surveillance, and graft dysfunction
• ICU triage and coordination with critical care and specialty services

Deputy Medical Director / Clinical Services Manager & Staff Physician at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Detention Facilities (2023-01 – 2025-02)

20–40 hrs/week

• Oversaw medical, nursing, dental, and behavioral health departments in alignment with ICE Health Service Corps (IHSC) mission
• Delivered quality care to detainees, achieving 80% of national goals
• Chaired the Medical Quality Committee; consistently met 80% of IHSC targets
• Maintained medical competencies and led provider education
• Served as collaborating physician for Advanced Practice Providers

Attending Physician at Umpqua Community Health Center (FQHC) / Aviva Health (2019-06 – 2023-01)

40 hrs/week

• Delivered full-spectrum, compassionate primary care to all ages
• Integrated behavioral health into care for 70% of patients
• Director of Medically Assisted Treatment (MAT) program for opioid misuse; active on the Pain Committee

Medical Director at South River Community Health Center (FQHC) (2016-07 – 2019-02)

30 hrs/week

• Led MAT program integration in Douglas County
• Supervised PA, NP, and medical students
• Chaired QI and QA committees
• Provided holistic care combining primary and behavioral medicine

Medical Director at Adapt Medication Assisted Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) (2017-11 – 2019-02)

20 hrs/week

• Oversaw MAT at two OTP locations
• Achieved CARF International 3-year accreditation for Roseburg OTP

Medical Director at Adapt Crossroads Residential Treatment (2017-11 – 2019-02)

10 hrs/week

• Managed detox and residential treatment medical care in line with CARF standards

Site Physician Leader at Bon Secours Primary Care (2013-12 – 2016-05)

40 hrs/week

• Provided comprehensive care, including MAT
• NRCME-certified for DOT physicals
• Supervised NP and DNP candidates

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery in Medicine – Government Medical College, Shivaji University (1997-10 – 2003-07)

Master of Public Health in Quantitative Methods – University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) – School of Public Health (2007-09 – 2013-05)

Chesterfield Family Practice Residency Program in Family Medicine – Virginia Commonwealth University (2008-06 – 2011-06)

Preventive Medicine Residency Program in Preventive Medicine – University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey – New Jersey Medical School (2011-07 – 2013-06)

Clinical Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program in Hospital Medicine – University of Texas (2025-03)