Urgent Care Physician, Independent Contractor

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Experience: 3+ years post residency

Requirements

Completion of a 3-year Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, or Emergency Medicine residency
3+ years post residency experience in a fast paced Urgent Care or Primary Care outpatient setting
Active ABMS or AOA Board Certification in Family Medicine or dual boarded Internal Medicine + Pediatrics
Completion of U.S. Medical Licensing Examination
Active and unrestricted state medical license in at least one state (5+ licenses preferred)
Experience and comfort providing care for all ages, newborn to adult populations
Ability to function within an integrated medical practice
Must maintain Medicare active status

Responsibilities

Perform age-appropriate history and virtual examinations, evaluate, diagnose, recommend treatment plan and document findings appropriately and timely
Deliver high quality patient care while maintaining safety
Document medical information of patients and review patient history at each visit
Request consultation or referral with other health care providers when appropriate
Counsel and educate patients
Order and interpret diagnostic tests as needed
Evaluate, triage and manage pediatric and adult patients for acute care, and have experience with chronic disease management and mental health conditions
Actively maintain knowledge of current medical research and trends

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