Family Medicine Doctor or Emergency Medicine Doctor

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american urgent care centerLos Angeles (CA)

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About the role

Benefits: 401(k) Health insurance Paid time off Competitive Compensation Great Work Environment Career Advancement Opportunities
Job Summary: We are seeking an experienced Part time or Full time Family Medicine Doctor, Emergency Medicine Doctor, or a Doctor specialized in Internal Medicine who is experienced with Pediatrics and familiarity with laceration repair to join our team! As a Urgent Care Doctor, you will be taking care of a changing caseload of patients from young children to older adults with a variety of illnesses and injuries. You will be assessing their needs, ordering or performing tests, interpreting results, and offering diagnoses, prescriptions, and referrals as needed. In addition, you will be managing patient reporting and charting, and assisting other physicians as needed. The ideal candidate has experience working in an Urgent Care or Emergency Room setting or as a Family Medicine doctor or with a specialty in Internal Medicine who has experience with children, and can perform laceration repairs or is willing to learn. You should be able to multitask efficiently and possess an excellent bedside manner.
Responsibilities: Offer medical advice and service to all clients in our office practice, including diagnosing issues and illnesses, prescribing appropriate medications, and offering referrals as needed to other specialists. Order or perform tests as needed, and analyze results in a timely manner to offer diagnosis. Manage a reasonable patient caseload while providing exceptional care. Properly complete all appropriate paperwork for each patient seen and maintain accurate records. Familiarity with EMR. Confident in seeing Pediatrics & Adults. Able and ready to perform laceration repairs. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment. Energetic and enthusiastic to learn and thrive with team members.
Qualifications: All licensing and certification required to perform medicine within the state of California. Strong attention to detail. The ability to provide exceptional care to each and every patient.

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