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Job description
Job Duties and Responsibilities
The following statements for this position reflect the general duties considered necessary to describe the principal functions of the job as identified and shall not be considered a detailed description of all the duties required that might be inherent in the position.
Perform initial and periodic physical examinations
Evaluate patient behavior and explore patient's interpretation of health needs
Develop and implement long- and short-range treatment plans with the patient and/or family
Furnish and adjust medications according to the law and health center protocols
Develop and maintain problem list and medical record, inclusive of physical, psychosocial, environmental, economic, and cultural factors relevant to the patient
Counsel patients and families as to preventative care, medical problems, psychosocial problems, and use of prescribed treatment drugs
Collaborate and consult with other health care providers, including medical consultant, regarding disease detection
Knowledge of community resources to make appropriate referrals, which will improve quality of life, e.g. Nutritional education, physical therapy, substance abuse, smoking cessation, weight loss, psychological therapy, and complementary therapies
Participate in medical record peer review for the purpose of quality assurance and improvement
Act as a resource to multidisciplinary team in areas of expertise
Participate in continuing education programs as needed and remain up-to-date on state mandated CME credits
Maintain and enhance level of knowledge relative to professional practice and individual areas of interest
Complete an accurate and comprehensive super-bill (encounter form) at the end of each patient visit
Complete required patient chart notes within 72 hours business of every patient visit
Provide a minimum average of three patient visits each hour in order to accommodate our patient base and meet the productivity expectations established by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
Responsible for becoming familiar with the different types of assistance programs available to health center patients
Report births, deaths, and outbreak of contagious diseases to government authorities
Adhere to mandated reporting requirements of child abuse and elder abuse, including suspicion of sexual abuse
Make house and emergency calls to attend to patients unable to visit health center when needed
Educate patients in regards to up to date recommendations for immunizations, according to the Center for Disease Control protocols
Provide after hours on call (telephone triage) five to seven days per month
Proficient in quality patient relations by repeating key information to ensure accuracy, giving information clearly, concisely and calmly, offering assistance, and calling patients or guest by proper name
Proficient in creating a supportive climate by allowing patient and/or family members to verbalize their concerns, providing an interpreter when appropriate and available, and concluding all interactions on a positive and encouraging note
Proficient in creating positive telephone communication with patients and family when appropriate
Interact with patients, physicians, staff, vendors, and visitors in ways that demonstrate caring and reflect the AVH mission, vision, and values
Other duties as assigned
Job Duties and Responsibilities
The following statements for this position reflect the general duties considered necessary to describe the principal functions of the job as identified and shall not be considered a detailed description of all the duties required that might be inherent in the position.
Perform initial and periodic physical examinations
Evaluate patient behavior and explore patient's interpretation of health needs
Develop and implement long- and short-range treatment plans with the patient and/or family
Furnish and adjust medications according to the law and health center protocols
Develop and maintain problem list and medical record, inclusive of physical, psychosocial, environmental, economic, and cultural factors relevant to the patient
Counsel patients and families as to preventative care, medical problems, psychosocial problems, and use of prescribed treatment drugs
Collaborate and consult with other health care providers, including medical consultant, regarding disease detection
Knowledge of community resources to make appropriate referrals, which will improve quality of life, e.g. Nutritional education, physical therapy, substance abuse, smoking cessation, weight loss, psychological therapy, and complementary therapies
Participate in medical record peer review for the purpose of quality assurance and improvement
Act as a resource to multidisciplinary team in areas of expertise
Participate in continuing education programs as needed and remain up-to-date on state mandated CME credits
Maintain and enhance level of knowledge relative to professional practice and individual areas of interest
Complete an accurate and comprehensive super-bill (encounter form) at the end of each patient visit
Complete required patient chart notes within 72 hours business of every patient visit
Provide a minimum average of three patient visits each hour in order to accommodate our patient base and meet the productivity expectations established by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
Responsible for becoming familiar with the different types of assistance programs available to health center patients
Report births, deaths, and outbreak of contagious diseases to government authorities
Adhere to mandated reporting requirements of child abuse and elder abuse, including suspicion of sexual abuse
Make house and emergency calls to attend to patients unable to visit health center when needed
Educate patients in regards to up to date recommendations for immunizations, according to the Center for Disease Control protocols
Provide after hours on call (telephone triage) five to seven days per monthProficient in quality patient relations by repeating key information to ensure accuracy, giving information clearly, concisely and calmly, offering assistance, and calling patients or guest by proper name
Proficient in creating a supportive climate by allowing patient and/or family members to verbalize their concerns, providing an interpreter when appropriate and available, and concluding all interactions on a positive and encouraging note
Proficient in creating positive telephone communication with patients and family when appropriate
Interact with patients, physicians, staff, vendors, and visitors in ways that demonstrate caring and reflect the AVH mission, vision, and values
Other duties as assigned
Requirements
Personal/Relationships/Behavior
Displays cheerful demeanor and makes positive comments when on duty
Refrains from participation in harmful gossip, dysfunctional group interactions, and divisive behavior
Displays courteous and professional behavior in all interactions with the public
Works cooperatively with other staff members
Displays flexibility in accepting, changing, or carrying out assignments
Adheres to dress code expectations, including fragrance-free requirements
Displays sensitivity in a multicultural environment
Maintain patient and organizational confidentiality
Knowledge, Skills and Experience
Ability to read, write, and communicate in the English language
Ability to read, evaluate, and interpret medical reports, professional journals, technical procedures, and governmental regulations
Ability to calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, percentages, area circumference, and volume
Ability to apply concepts of basic algebra and geometry
Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables
Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral diagram, or schedule form
Basic computer skills
Education/Licensing/Training
Current and valid California State Physician's license
Board Certification in Family Practice; or, possesses knowledge and skill in family medicine comparable to other physicians practicing family medicine in the service area; or, Board Certification in other specialty care
If not Board Certified, must be Board Eligible and obtain Board Certification within six months of hire
Current and valid DEA license
Current and valid C.P.R. certification
Physical Demands
Must be able to move freely about the office and carry light loads (up to 25 pounds)
Prolonged sitting and occasional standing required
Ability to work with office equipment, including computers
Benefits
Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance
401(k) with matching
Generous Paid Time Off, Personal Day, and Holiday packages
Flexible Spending Account Plan
Employee Assistance Program
Life/ADD insurance policy
Long Term Disability Insurance
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Worksite address
cloverdale, CA, 95425, US
Who can apply
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