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Family Medicine Physician

Family Medicine Physician

  • Location: All PHS Community Health Centers/Floater
  • Full-time (40 hours/week) with Benefits
  • Offering a $5,000 sign-on bonus for full-time MD/DO candidates with a one-year commitment.
  • Site accommodations for VISA candidates
  • Loan Repayment Incentives available

JOB SUMMARY

Physicians at Piedmont Health Services, Inc. deliver the full range of ambulatory primary care services, including diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illness in all age groups, preventative care, well child care, minor surgical procedures, and occasional medical emergencies.  The physicians are responsible for seeing their scheduled patients as well as walk-ins and add-ons, providing coverage during the operating hours of the Center, providing telephone consultation as needed, performing administrative tasks associated with the provision of medical care, participating in quality improvement activities and providing community service.  Physicians are expected to manage all patients and conditions within the scope of their training and approved privileges.  Reports to the Lead Provider.  Performs other duties as assigned.

To apply, contact:

Lannie Smith,  (he/him/his) | Physician & Provider Recruiter
smithl@piedmonthealth.org

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.

EDUCATION/BOARD CERTIFICATION:  Primary source verified Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathy degree and completed residency.  All physicians shall be board certified or board eligible with certification pending.  In case a provider fails to pass board examination, employment will be rendered probational and circumstances reviewed; employment may continue at the discretion of the Chief Medical Officer and Executive Director until repeat testing.  Repeated failure to pass boards will result in termination.

LICENSURE/CERTIFICATIONS: North Carolina license to practice as a physician is required and must be kept current.  Controlled Substance Registration Certificate from the Drug Enforcement Administration (“DEA certificate”) is required and must be kept current.

If the physician does not possess the following items, they should be obtained as soon as practical and thereafter maintained: NC privilege license is required by the state of NC and must be posted in the provider’s office, BLS certification is required.

PATIENT POPULATION SERVED

Pediatric, Adolescent, Adult, Geriatric (specific age groups for which the physician will provide medical care will be based on his/her scope of training and approved privileges.)

PHYSICAL DEMANDS/ WORKING CONDITIONS

Vision of at least 20/40 with correction; hearing sufficient to converse over the telephone without misunderstanding and to understand conversation spoken in a normal voice 15 feet away; ability to speak intelligibly and clearly; fine motor skills sufficient to perform physical examinations and minor surgical procedures, write correspondence and fill out necessary paperwork; ability to walk or otherwise move down hallways and through doorways without assistance and must be capable of rapid locomotion in case of emergency (100 feet in 25 seconds or less). Clinical environment with exposure to chemicals, pathogens and patient body fluids

FACILITIES DETAILS

We provide quality healthcare services to over 100 patients daily in our medical area. Our skilled medical staff provides a comprehensive range of healthcare services from prenatal care to geriatric services. We also offer dental and nutrition services, and our on-site pharmacy provides easy access to medication.

Recruiter Info

Name: Lannie Smith

Email: smithl@piedmonthealth.org

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