A Physician (Other) diagnoses and treats illness and injuries in patients. May specialize in working with a particular group of people (such as children), or a particular area of health care and treatment (such as cardiology, oncology, surgery, radiology or anesthesiology). Works from a private practice or within a hospital or larger healthcare facility.
Niles, MI Job Details Full-time 21 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Paid time off Retirement plan Qualifications Collaborate with healthcare professionals Staff supervision Electronic health records (EHR) management
BC/BE BLS
Certification Care documentation Driver's License Clinical assessment documentation DEA License Health record tracking Medical License Patient interaction Clinical team leadership Managing patient records Full Job Description Physician This role is located in Niles, MI. Want to make a meaningful impact on the health of your community while continuing to practice medicine? Do you enjoy helping improve the quality of care across an organization? Do you thrive in an environment focused on people, technology, collaboration, and improving the health of underserved communities? Then, we have an Excellent Opportunity for You!
What We Offer:
Exciting, innovative, collaborative, and flexible work environment Challenging and progressive career development Competitive salaries and bonus program! Comprehensive HealthWellness programs Retirement Program with Employer Match! Continuing Educational and Loan Reimbursement Best practice Paid Time Off policies and paid holidays And much more to motivated, results-oriented individuals who want to make a real difference in their community and role
What You'll Do:
As the Physician you will provide primary and/or urgent healthcare to patients while maintaining high standards of medical care and patient safety. This role will assess, diagnose, treat, and monitor patients while providing education, counseling, referrals, and appropriate follow-up. Your Accountabilities in the
Role:
Provides comprehensive primary and/or urgent care by obtaining patient histories, performing physical examinations, ordering diagnostic testing, diagnosing illnesses and conditions, and developing and monitoring treatment plans. Documents patient care accurately and timely within the electronic health record to support quality patient care, clinical requirements, and appropriate billing. Prescribes medications and performs or orders appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, including minor office surgical procedures as appropriate. Directs and supervises nursing care and provides appropriate supervision and direction to non-physician providers and clinical staff. Reviews laboratory and diagnostic test results in a timely manner and communicates with patients regarding results and appropriate follow-up. Provides patient education, counseling, self-management guidance, healthy behavior recommendations, and support for individual health goals. Refers patients to appropriate specialists and coordinates care as needed to support comprehensive treatment. Participates in Patient Centered Medical Home activities and quality initiatives to support high standards of patient care.
Position Requirements:
Education:
MD or DO required. Must possess or be able to obtain a Michigan medical license.
Experience:
1+ Years of previous primary care experience preferred. Successful completion of a Family Practice, or Emergency Medicine residency with documented clinical experience required. Specialists must have successfully completed applicable residency and/or fellowship training.
Certifications:
Current unrestricted Michigan physician license required. Unrestricted Federal and State Controlled Substance licenses required. Board Certified or Board Eligible status required. Current Michigan driver's license required. BLS certification required; ACLS certification recommended.
Functional Skills:
Strong clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment, documentation, communication, and patient management skills. Ability to provide appropriate supervision and direction to non-physician providers and clinical staff.
Technology Skills:
Ability to effectively use an electronic health record to document patient care activities, review and communicate patient information, support clinical requirements, and facilitate appropriate billing.
Communication Skills:
Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to communicate effectively and professionally with patients, healthcare providers, clinic staff, administration, and the public.
Leadership/Behaviors:
Professional, collaborative, patient-focused, and committed to maintaining high standards of medical care. Demonstrates the ability to establish positive working relationships, provide appropriate direction to clinical staff, and support the organization's mission and values.
Culture Match:
Mission-driven, community-focused, and committed to serving underserved populations. The ideal candidate will be motivated by quality of care, teamwork, community health, innovation, and making a positive difference rather than being primarily driven by revenue.
Other Important Information:
Pay/Salary :
Salary is commensurate with proven expertise. And, the compensation will grow as the team member grows!
Reports To:
Associate Medical Director Core Hours:
Two 11-hour work days (7:45 am - 7:00 pm) Two 9-hour days (7:45 am - 5 pm)
Typical Work Week:
M-F; 40-45 hours per week; occasional Saturday rotation and call responsibilities. (8:30am - 1 pm)
